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LOCAL NEWS
Meade County breast cancer survivors attend ‘Celebration of Hope’
 A “Celebration of Hope” tea and reception for Kentucky breast cancer survivors was held by first lady Glenna Fletcher at the Governor’s Mansion in Frankfort on May 1. The event was held from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. in a huge, white tent on the grounds of the mansion. Mrs. Fletcher said it was a kick-off for Derby week.
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Profile on Longevity – Edgar and Virgie Walker
 It’s always interesting to read about other people’s lives – the many twists and turns that a life takes from start to finish. All the little details of a person’s life are what makes each of our life stories so unique.
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Many new fun activities planned for Relay for Life
Both old and new activities will be enjoyed at this year’s American Cancer Society’s Meade County Relay for Life, to be held at Meade County High School’s track and field from 6 p.m. Saturday, May 20 until 9 a.m. on Sunday, May 21.
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Win, place or show
 Josee Johnston, 1st-grade, won second place for her Derby hat
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And they’re off!
 Story time at the Meade County Public Library had an equestrian theme May 2, just in time for the Kentucky Derby.
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Derby excitement at Muldraugh Elementary
 The students and staff of Muldraugh Elementary celebrated the Kentucky Derby by having a hat parade. The PTO purchased everyone a hat to decorate, and the results were magnificent. The hats captured the Derby spirit and most resembled the unique and creative hats often seen at Kentucky’s most famous sporting event.
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Reesor’s scientists
 Students in Mrs. Reesor’s 6th-grade science class at David T. Wilson Elementary experimented with several types and colors of dyed paper to see which responded to chlorine bleach.
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Prom – then and now
  You often hear of a girl wearing her mother’s or grandmother’s wedding dress, but not too often do your hear of her wearing her grandma’s prom dress.
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SPMS Idol finalists prepare to earn votes (and cash) for Relay for Life
 SPMS Idol held their first Idol tryouts April 29. Those who turned out were nervous. They practiced in Quality Court and were then called to the music room where they each performed in front of our judges.
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Planting trees for Earth Day
 In recognition of Earth Day, students from Mrs. Wardrip’s 4th-grade class at David T. Wilson Elementary planted trees in front of their school building.
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