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| Vol. 114, No. 40 |
October 3, 2007
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COMMUNITY NEWS
Bring the family to the River Heritage Bluegrass Festival
Music will fill the air along the banks of the Ohio River when the fourth annual River Heritage Bluegrass Festival takes place Oct. 13.
Muldraugh salutes America’s heroes
The city of Muldraugh held its annual festival Sept. 7 and 8. This year’s theme was “Saluting America’s Heroes.”
Jonathan Fisher heads to Europe
On Oct. 5, Jonathan Fisher, 2005 graduate of Meade County High School and junior at the University of Kentucky, will head to Europe for the experience of a lifetime.
Muldraughpolis holds first Job Fair
The first annual Muldraughpolis Job Fair was held Sept. 25-27 at Muldraugh Elementary School. During the three-day event students in grades 3-6 interviewed for jobs they will hold the remainder of the school year.
Tidal Wave Bank opens branch at Freshman Academy
The Tidal Wave Bank of Meade County High School became one-of-a-kind in Kentucky Sept. 17 when it opened the first fully functional branch of a student financial center in Kentucky. The branch office was built in the James R. Allen Freshman Academy by its sponsors Meade County Bank. The branch office was built in a corner of the library with two teller windows opening onto the corridor leading to the Freshman Academy cafeteria.
Update given on Meade County FFA activities
The Meade County chapter of the Future Farmers of America (FFA) have already been busy this school year.
Walking proud at the Bulldog Strut
On Sept. 28, David T. Wilson Elementary School held its 10th annual Bulldog Strut, a walk-a-thon to raise funds for the school and get the kids out of the building to have some fun and get some exercise.
Youth Services Center expands
With the opening of the James R. Allen Freshman Academy, the Youth Services Center at Meade County High School has expanded to meet the needs of student in both buildings.
Tailgating at Payneville Elementary
Approximately 50 students at Payneville Elementary enjoyed a tailgate party Sept. 28, in recognition of the students’ participation in the Accelerated Reader Read-A- Thon.
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