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LOCAL
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Holiday theme in focus as RVers converge on fairgrounds for state event
 Blinking Christmas lights, decorated holiday trees and miniature snowmen were spotted throughout the Meade County Fairgrounds last weekend.
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Summer Concert Series opens with Michael Kelsey
 The Summer Concert Series, presented by the Meade County Museum and Arts Council (McMAC) and the Meade County Public Library, kicked off June 1 with a return performance by guitar master Michael Kelsey.
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Guston home-schooled teen receives Congressional medal for volunteerism
 Kaleb (Storm) Fraley, 15, the son of Subreana and the late Jeremy Fraley, has achieved what few have done locally.
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Down Home Days in Big Spring
 The tight-knit community of Big Spring hosted Down Home Days June 2 and 3.
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MCHS alumni banquet
 The Meade County High School Alumni Association hosted the alumni banquet June 2 at Stuart Pepper Middle School. Graduates from 1934 to 2007, and their guests, attended the banquet which also honored the Class of 1957.
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Firm Foundation to perform in Brandenburg June 24
 The southern gospel group Firm Foundation will perform at Meade County General Baptist Church (New Highland Church Road, Brandenburg) June 24 at 10:50 a.m.
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Youth day camp offered at Otter Creek Park
Camp Red Challenge, in partnership with the Fort Knox American Red Cross and the YMCA Camp Piomingo, is offering day camp sessions June 15-16 or June 29-30. The camp will take place at Otter Creek Park from 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Adventures include disaster/wilderness survival, archery, rock climbing and mountain biking as well as Junior Red Cross health and safety courses and leadership development.
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Not workin’ 9 to 5 anymore . . .
 City of Brandenburg employee Richard Cissell recently concluded 12 years of employment May 31. “These city workers are the best,” he said during breaks from well-wishers and city officials at a retirement party in his honor. “Both mayors have been excellent and I have spent a lot of good years here.”
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Meade County FBLA: creating stars at state!
 On May 8, Meade County Future Business Leaders of America sent 27 members to Louisville to compete in the Kentucky state competition. The competition was held at the Executive West Hotel from Tuesday to Thursday (May 8-10). The Kentucky FBLA theme this year was “FBLA: Creating Stars.”
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MCHS FBLA and SPMS: Unite To Read
 For those of you who have never heard of the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Unite to Read program, it is designed to promote literacy and a lifetime longing to read among school kids from elementary schools to middle and high schools in the state of Kentucky.
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