​50th Class Reunion Announcement
🎓 Can you believe it? 50 years! 🎓

We’re beginning plans for our 50th Class Reunion, and we want to make sure we can reach as many of our classmates as possible!

If you are a member of our graduating class, please send us your current contact information, including:

• Full name
• Married/maiden name, if applicable
• Phone number
• Email address
• Current city/state

​We’d also appreciate it if you would share this post with any classmates you’re still in touch with. Let’s reconnect, reminisce about the good times, and celebrate 50 years of memories and friendship!

More details about the reunion will be shared soon. We hope to see YOU there! ❤️ 🎓
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Please send your information to: Sharlene Grant 270-796-0527.

Let’s make our 50th reunion one to remember!

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Kennedy PC Repair has announced that it will permanently close beginning in 2027 and will no longer provide residential or business computer repair services.

After twenty years of serving families, businesses, students, retirees, and local residents, business owner James Kennedy explains that the decision comes after prayer, reflection, and a careful review of major changes in the technology repair industry.

Key reasons include the lower cost of replacing devices, rising travel and operating expenses, manufacturer restrictions, sealed device designs, reduced demand due to warranties and national service programs, faster turnaround expectations, and growing security and liability concerns.

Through the end of 2026, Kennedy PC Repair will continue honoring scheduled appointments as availability allows.
James expresses his sincere appreciation for customers, neighbors, friends, family, and the Edmonson County community, emphasizing gratitude for twenty years of trust, loyalty, referrals, and lasting relationships.

More information, including an extended announcement and video, is available at kennedypcrepair.com. 

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​Edmonson County Bus Garage is now accepting applications for the following position: Bus Mechanic. Beginning compensation for this position is dependent upon years of experience in same field with years of experience increment increases. Benefits will be offered for all full-time positions.  Requirements include possession of a high school diploma or GED Certificate, CDL with P & S endorsement (may be obtained during training) and 25 hours of classroom training and bus driving times as required by the Kentucky Department of Education and Transportation.  The Edmonson County Bus Garage will provide all necessary training and applicant will be compensated as per signed agreement. 
 
Any interested party, as soon as possible, should go online to the Edmonson County Schools website (boe.edmonson.k12.ky.us) and fill out an application.  Once you are on the website scroll down to community and job postings.  You will need to set up an account if you haven’t already done so and follow the steps to apply.  If you are a current school system employee, you can apply through the existing employee portal on the same website. You will choose bus mechanic as the position for which you choose to apply.  If you need any assistance in this process, feel free to call the Edmonson County Bus Garage at 270-597-2172 between the hours of 6:30 AM and 3:30 PM. 
 
The Edmonson County Public Schools do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, religion, marital status, sex or disability in employment or the provision of service.

Edmonson Voice Report:
VFW National Commander In Chief Carol Whitmire in Kansas City, this week notified Edmonson County’s own VFW Post 6937 Commander Edwin Vincent, that Post 6937 has been designated as an All-American Post for the 2025-26 year.

Last month, the VFW Department of Kentucky designated Post 6937 as All State, an honor shared by only a few other Kentucky Posts.

"This is the 8th time our small Post has been awarded All American and this is the 6th year in a row," said the Post in a press release. "This honor is the highest award the VFW offers and it represents a year of leadership, hard work, and adherence to worthy goals and standards."

The Veterans of Foreign Wars was established after veterans of the 1898 War with Spain returned to the United States bearing wounds and illnesses (primarily Yellow Fever), as well as the burden of taking care of the widows and orphans of their wartime comrades for which the nation at that time had absolutely no safety net.

They initially organized locally, but by 1915 they became a nationwide organization which helped establish a fledgling VA by the time the Doughboys returned from WWI. Before WWII was concluded, they helped establish the GI Bill and they have been in the forefront of national legislative, as well as practical local efforts to help veterans ever since.

"Here in Edmonson County, VFW Post 6937 is most visible to the community in providing burial honors for veterans, conducting flag training to 4th Graders, patriotic speaking and writing contests in the schools, providing Veteran’s Day at the High School, and honors at significant community events, such as the Memorial Day ceremony in the Courthouse square, cleaning neglected veteran graves in the Mammoth Cave National Park, and this year for the first time, placing banners honoring local veterans along the streets of Brownsville," the Post stated.

"Our Post meets on the third Monday of each month at 6:30 pm at the Lion’s Club (while the Edmonson County Library is being refurbished). If you are an honorably discharged veteran with a campaign medal from any overseas conflict, please join us."

In the written communications division, Daphne Bolton (no photo available) placed first with her essay, “What 4-H Means to Me.” Molly Miller (also no photo available) placed 3rd in the songwriting division. 

​In the speech and demonstration competition, Jesse Denham won 2nd place with her digital presentation about basketball.

Harper Deweese and Ivy Skaggs placed fourth with their team demonstration about how to make lemonade.