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| Vol. 119. No.50 |
DECEMBER 15, 2010
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COMMUNITY NEWS
On Newstands Now:
-A merry Muldraugh Christmas
-Ribbon cutting at Meade County Bank
-Backpack for Hunger benefits local children
-Ribbon cutting to be held at Miss C’s Lunchbox
And much, much more!
Madrigals bring merry olde England to Brandenburg
“Welcome to our castle,” said Meade County High School choral director, Derek Crafton, as he led a group of spectators to their seats Dec. 11 at the first annual Madrigal dinner.
They’re the ‘soles’ of the MAC
Students in the David T. Wilson Elementary Student Technology Leadership Program are supporting the Meade Activity Center (MAC) by providing shoes to those in need.
‘Shop With A Cop’ draws record number of local children
During this time of the year, families are preparing for the Christmas holiday – shopping for that perfect gift, decorating their home inside and out and making plans for Christmas dinner. But, because of today’s economy, some local families are having a hard time making ends meet.
Construction dwindles as Riverport closes year
The initial construction at the Meade County Riverport is nearing completion, members of the Riverport Authority learned at their year-end Dec. 7 meeting.
Firefighters bestow awards on fellow members
Following a program of 1,100 slides, choreographed by Meade County Fire Protection District firefighter, Michael Faith Sr., members of the district sat down to recognize their own Dec. 11.
Fire Chief Larry Naser said firefighters accumulated 6,000 hours of training this past year and responded to 461 runs, as he opened the annual recognition dinner at the Farm Bureau Community Building on the Meade County fairgrounds.
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