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Chamber of Commerce Hosts Ribbon Cutting  Samuel Warnell cuts the ceremonial ribbon at the grand opening of Warnell Family Pharmacy & Soda Shoppe with his wife, Valerie to his left, along with their kids, friends, and family. Darren Doyle, story and photos: Warnell Family Pharmacy & Soda Shoppe celebrated their grand opening today in Brownsville with a packed house and a special ribbon cutting from the Edmonson County Chamber of Commerce. Owners Samuel and Valerie Warnell were busy today not only talking to customers, but also working in front and behind the counters of their new pharmacy which offers much more than prescription drugs.  Front of Warnell Family Pharmacy & Soda Shoppe.  Many customers stopped in to try out the food items from the Soda Shoppe. The Soda Shoppe offers all types of hot breakfast and lunch sandwiches, along with custom soda and ice cream creations. Samuel said having his own place has always been a dream of his and Valerie's, and that he wanted to provide not only competitive prescriptions and pharmaceuticals, but also old fashioned products and services that communities used to see years ago. "We wanted to bring back the old school flare of soda fountains that used to be in pharmacies long ago," he said. "We've combined the two and we're happy to offer all the modern services that pharmacies have to offer, including vaccinations, sync packaging, all the things on the pharmacy side, along with including great foods like coffees, ice cream, all sorts of sandwiches, pastries, to-go orders, really a little bit of everything for everybody." The pharmacy is open from 10AM to 6PM daily with drive-through service, Monday through Friday, and 10AM to 2PM on Saturday. The Soda Shoppe is open 6AM to 6PM Monday through Friday and 8AM to 2PM on Saturday. Josh Casey, Vice President of the Edmonson County Chamber of Commerce, said it's always a thrill to welcome a new business to the community. "As the last occupant of this building, I am awestruck by what they have accomplished and wish them nothing but success," he said. "The massive turnout today is indicative of the esteem the Warnell family name enjoys here in Edmonson County, and hopefully many years of future success." Warnell Family Pharmacy & Soda Shoppe is located at 675 S. Main, Brownsville, KY, 42210 and can be reached at 270-975-3784. Samuel said that many technology-based solutions are available at warnellpharmacy.com, where food orders will soon be available, along with pharmacy needs, and you can find them on Facebook by clicking here. 
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 Bookmobile/Outreach Services Coordinator Edmonson County Public Library Pay: $16.50 a hour ($32,175.00) Description of Hours: This is a full time position. Work is typically scheduled during the week, but the Coordinator must be available to work evenings and weekends for special events. The Coordinator is supervised by the Library Director. Job Summary: The Coordinator will provide exemplary customer service to all library patrons and will represent the library in the community. The Coordinator will independently drive and operate the bookmobile and facilitate the delivery of library materials to homes, schools and community stops. They will coordinate the maintenance of the library’s vehicles, outreach events, and will work at the main library when outreach duties are not scheduled. Job Duties:
Minimum Requirements High School Diploma (Associates Degree preferred) Paraprofessional Certificate (within five years) Valid Kentucky Drivers License No criminal convictions on file (background check is mandatory) Please click here or the ad above to email Alicia Edwards for further information.   2022 Pageant winners, L-R, Miss Edmonson County Winner Cheani Schroeder and Miss Edmonson County Local Winner Kaitlyn Michelle VanMeter. Edmonson Voice Report: The Edmonson County Lions Club Fair Pageants have been set for Saturday, August 26th at Edmonson County High School beginning at 9AM. The Fair has released the following information regarding this year's pageant: Edmonson County Lions Club Fair Pageant (Open to all Kentucky residents) Date: Saturday, August 26, 2023. Place: Edmonson County High School Auditorium Registration: 9:00 AM CST. Pageant Begins: 10:00 AM. CST Optional Categories for each divisions: $10.00 extra. State Qualifying Categories: Preteen, Teen and Miss If you won a category last year you are invited to come back and crown that division. We ask you wear a floor length pageant gown, crown, and sash. The categories are: A. Tiny Mister Edmonson County (4-5 & 6 year old boy.) $45.00 1. Attire: tux or suit, dress shirt, with tie or bow tie and dress shoes. B. Tiny Miss Edmonson County (4-5 years old) $45.00 1. Attire: Floor Length Pageant Gown. C. Little Miss Edmonson County (6-7 years old) $45.00 1. Attire: Floor Length Pageant Gown. D. Miss Preteen Edmonson County (8-12 years old) $50.00 1. Attire: Floor Length Pageant Gown. *On Stage Questions For Top Qualifiers. * *Introduction on stage* E. Miss Teen Edmonson County (13-15 years old) Attire: $75.00 1. Floor Length Pageant Gowns. *On stage questions for top qualifiers.* *Introduction on stage* F. Miss Edmonson County (16-21 years old)$75.00 Attire: 1. 1 piece pageant swim suit with sequin sarong of your choice. 2. Floor Length pageant gown. *On stage questions for top qualifiers* *Introduction on stage* G. Mrs. Edmonson County (21 years of age and married) $50.00 Attire: 1. Floor length pageant gown. H. Modern Miss Edmonson County (21 years of age dress size 14 and up)$50.00 Attire: 1. Floor length pageant gown. I. Ms. Edmonson County 21 years of age widowed or divorced) $50.00 Attire: Floor length pageant gown. If their aren’t 4 contestants in following groups, Mrs, Ms. and Modern these categories will be combined. For more information contact: Alison Holland, (270) 779-5222. or click the following link https://linktr.ee/edmonsonpageants   The Edmonson County Chamber of Commerce has announced that one of the county's newest businesses will be celebrating a grand opening and ribbon cutting on Monday, July 31st. Warnell Family Pharmacy, located on South Main Street, has invited the community out to their big event. "Warnell Family Pharmacy and Soda Shoppe is the dream and vision of local pharmacist, Samuel Warnell, and his wife, Valerie," said the Chamber in a spotlight feature. "Drawing from their deep, local roots and the heritage and history of their faith, county, and profession, this new take on the beloved drug store soda fountain days offers a unique, family friendly environment for hungry patrons, as well as a health and pharmacy home where all are cared for and treated like family."  The statement went on to say: "Growing up in the Mohawk community, Samuel fostered a deep love for the local area and its people. His desire has always been to help his friends and neighbors here in the Edmonson County area. Upon graduation from the University of Kentucky School of Pharmacy in 2012, he has spent the last decade serving patients in our local community. After much prayer and planning, he and Valerie felt it was time to continue serving in a greater way. With the support, excitement, and hard work of their five children, family, and friends, Warnell Family Pharmacy and Soda Shoppe was born!" "Healthcare and Pharmacy are constantly changing. The Warnells are committed to improving the lives of their patients in more ways than filling prescriptions. They feel it is vital that medicine and healthcare are transparent, accessible, and affordable for every person in our area. They will be offering a line of services that fulfill the needs of patients both in-store and virtually, while striving to restore the compassion and personal touch that has faded from healthcare in recent years. They look forward to serving the pharmacy and medical needs of the community, all while filling bellies and putting smiles on each face that visits Warnell Family Pharmacy and Soda Shoppe!" You can visit the pharmacy Facebook Page here. The ribbon cutting is scheduled for 12pm on Monday.   The Edmonson County Public Library is hosting a science show for all ages on Tuesday, August 1, 2023 at 10 AM at the library. The library staff says Mr. Bond’s Science Guys will have several activities, and hands-on science experiments for your kiddos to enjoy.   Edmonson Voice Report: MAMMOTH CAVE, KY. –Mammoth Cave National Park seeks public review and comment on a Land and River Trails Management Plan through the Planning, Environment, and Public Comment (PEPC) website from July 25 through August 25, 2023. The new plan will help to ensure the long-term sustainability of park trails by providing strategic direction to guide trail maintenance, investment, and construction over the next few decades. “The park’s goal is to develop a trail plan that preserves park resources by utilizing sustainable construction techniques to limit erosion while also providing increased access and more diverse opportunities for our visitors to experience points of interest in the park,” said Superintendent Barclay Trimble. “We are still early in the planning process and no decisions have been made. We invite all those interested in engaging in this conversation about the future of the park’s trail network to provide their feedback.” Park planners have created multiple ways to learn about the Land and River Trail Management Plan.
Comments made through the PEPC website is the preferred method but will also be accepted by U.S. mail addressed to “Mammoth Cave National Park, Attn: Rivers and Trails Management Plan, P.O. Box 7, Mammoth Cave, KY 42259.” All mail-in comments must be postmarked by August 25, 2023. Anonymous comments and comments submitted by e-mail will not be accepted. Bulk comments in any format submitted on behalf of others will not be accepted. www.nps.gov Mammoth Cave National Park encompasses 52,830 acres in south central Kentucky, commemorating the diverse geological, biological and historical features associated with the longest cave in the world. Learn more about the park at www.nps.gov/maca, and on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. About the National Park Service. More than 20,000 National Park Service employees care for America’s 423 national parks and work with communities across the nation to help preserve local history and create close-to-home recreational opportunities. Learn more at www.nps.gov, and on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.   By: Katlyn Bullock, Technical & Digital Services Librarian | Library Marketing As summer break is rapidly winding down and coming to an end, we would like to start off by saying that we are so thankful to everyone who came out and had fun with us during our summer programming. The Library is so appreciative of all the hard work from our volunteers and vendors! We also want to extend an extra special ‘Thank You’ to our sponsor who funded both the Youth and Adult Summer Reading Log Grand Prizes: Saint John’s Thrift Store! To our friends at Saint John’s, Thank You so much for your generosity and for all you do for our community! Don’t forget to have your kids fill up their Youth Summer Reading Logs. They are due back to us by August 1st and each child will receive a free color changing cup with their first entry, however every entry after will be added to our drawing for one of the grand prizes! Adults, don’t feel left out! Come out to the Library to pick up your Adult Summer Reading Bingo Sheet and Log! They became available on July 1st and will be due back to us on September, 2nd. Similar to the Youth Summer Reading logs, with the adult’s first complete entry they will receive a free ECPL Camping Mug, but every entry after will be added into a drawing for one of the grand prizes! We also want to mention that there will be several fun and exciting new programs in the coming months! It is not too late to sign up for the Youth Entrepreneur Fair, but registration will close this weekend on July 29th! Also, The Science Guys will be coming on August 1st so please make sure you register for that event since there is limited space! You can find information on these new programs through our website, Facebook, and Instagram. We hope everyone will be on the lookout for them, and we are so excited to bring more fun programs and surprises to the Library for our community. So, be on the lookout in the following weeks and use our google doc forms which we have linked to reserve your place at each event. Register to Attend the Science Guys Event Here! Register as a Youth Entrepreneur Here!  Edmonson Voice Report: An increase of traffic through Smiths Grove over the past few years is expected to grow even more once the new Buc-ee's travel center is completed. Transportation officials have scheduled a public meeting for a planning study along South Main Street (KY 101) between the Interstate 65 interchange and Brown Street in Warren County. The purpose of the Smiths Grove Traffic Operations Study is to analyze existing and expected future conditions within the study area. The study will also identify concerns within the transportation network and develop preliminary improvement concepts. The purpose of the meeting is to collect input from local officials, stakeholders, and the public. The meeting will take place Thursday, July 27 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Smiths Grove Fire Station. The meeting location address is listed at the end of this release. Representatives from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet along with consultant representatives will be available to share information, present preliminary improvement concepts, and answer questions. Input collected from local officials, stakeholders, and the community will be an important part of the decision-making process. Entering and exiting food marts, restaurants, and travel centers are becoming more and more difficult, and with a railroad crossing in the vicinity, traffic congestion occurs more often than ever. Safety is the primary concern along KY 101, along with alleviating congestion anticipated from future development. This portion of KY 101 carries a heavy mix of local and regional traffic as it connects Smiths Grove and Scottsville with I-65. It not only serves as a connection for these cities, but also provides access to numerous existing businesses. Angle, rear-end, sideswipe, and opposing-left-turn collisions make up a majority of the crashes along the study area portion of KY 101 - crash types that are typically attributed to issues related to access. Without improvement, the frequency of these types of crashes is expected to increase as traffic from future development increases. The meeting is set for Thursday, July 27th from 5pm to 7pm at the Smiths Grove Fire Department, 120 S. Main St, Smiths Grove, KY.  submitted flyer:   submitted flyer:    0-6 month girl winners from L-R: Saylem Jane Oller, daughter of Austin and Taylor Oller. (Best Dressed); Meredith Kyle, daughter of Maddie and Will Kyle. (Prettiest Hair); Riley Wilson, daughter of Brandon and Keisha Wilson (Winner); Elizabeth Parker, daughter of Rebecca Ashley (1st Runner Up, Prettiest Eyes); Kalani Lavelle Martin, daughter of Grace and Kane Martin (2nd Runner Up, Prettiest Smile). Edmonson Voice Report: The Edmonson County Lions Club held the annual Edmonson County Fair Baby Show, along with a mother and daughter pageant and a Little Miss and Mister pageant on Saturday, July 15, 2023. The winners are listed below: 0-6 month girls: Winner: Riley Wilson Parents: Brandon and Keisha Wilson Community: Cave City, KY 1st Runner Up: Elizabeth Parker Parents: Rebecca Ashley Community: Horse Cave, KY 2nd Runner Up: Kalani Lavelle Martin Parents: Grace and Kane Martin Community: Alvaton, KY  0-6 month boy winners from L-R: Briggston Montgomery Cline, son of Ashleigh and Brandon Cline. (Winner, Prettiest Hair, Prettiest Smile); Maverick Ray Oller, son of Austin and Taylor Oller. (1st Runner Up, Prettiest Eyes, Best Dressed) 0-6 month boys: Winner: Briggston Montgomery Cline Parents: Ashleigh and Brandon Cline Community: Edmonson Co. 1st Runner Up: Maverick Ray Oller Parents: Austin and Taylor Oller Community: Bee Springs, KY   7-12 month girl winners. 7-12 Month Girls: Winner: Harper James Renick Parents: David and Jordan Renick Community: Bowling Green, KY 1st Runner Up: Kwyn Patrick Martin Parents: Kelsea and Andy Martin Community: Leitchfield, KY 2nd Runner Up: Thea Mae Frederick Parents: Hunter and Emily Frederick Community: Sweeden, KY  7-12 month boys winners: Ellis Dennison, son of Derek and Hannah Dennison (2nd Runner Up, Prettiest Smile); Jacob Myles Cole, son of Tucker and Hannah Cole (Winner, Best Dressed); Walker Embrey, son of Haley and Brennen Embrey (Prettiest Hair); Reed Elkins, son of Kelsey and Chase Elkins (1st Runner Up); Leo Woodcock, son of Erika and Jesse Woodcock (Prettiest Eyes) 7-12 month boys: Winner: Jacob Myles Cole Parents: Tucker and Hannah Cole Community: Edmonson Co. 1st Runner Up: Reed Elkins Parents: Kelsey and Chase Elkins Community: Smiths Grove 2nd Runner Up: Ellis Dennison Parents: Derek and Hannah Dennison Community: Brownsville, KY  13-18 month girls from L-R: Emma Sue Meredith, daughter of Drew and Brianna Meredith (Prettiest Eyes); Parklynn Lou Hibbard, daughter of Hannah Hibbard (2nd Runner Up, Prettiest Hair); Jaclyn Horn, daughter of Michael and Ashley Horn (Winner, Prettiest Smile); Willow Rose Wood, daughter of Jonathan and Carla Wood. (1st Runner Up, Best Dressed) 13-18 Month Girls: Winner: Jaclyn Horn Parents: Michael and Ashely Horn Community: Big Clifty, KY 1st Runner Up: Willow Rose Wood Parents: Jonathan and Carla Wood Community: Bowling Green, KY 2nd Runner Up: Parklynn Lou Hibbard  13-18 month boy winners. 13-18 month boys: Winner: Bratton Thomas Monroe Grider Parents: Bradley and Brianna Grider Community: Bowling Green, KY 1st Runner Up: Tatem Alvarez Community: Smiths Grove 2nd Runner Up: Edward Lee Decker Parents: Amber and Kevin Lindsey Community: Brownsville, KY   19-23 month girls: (2nd Runner Up, Prettiest Smile), Rei'lynn Marie Porter, daughter of Bryanna Ball (Winner, Prettiest Eyes, Best Dressed); Bethany Embrey, daughter of Haley and Brennen Embrey (1st Runner Up, Prettiest Hair) 19-23 month girls:Winner: Rei’lynn Marie Porter Parents: Bryanna Ball Community: Bowling Green, KY 1st Runner Up: Bethany Embrey Parents: Haley and Brennen Embrey Community: Grayson Co. 2nd Runner Up: Information not submitted to the Edmonson Voice.  2 year old girl winners. 2 year old girls: Winner: Scarlett Coy Parents: Justin and Nora Coy Community: Brownsville, KY 1st Runner Up: Charlotte May Girard Parents: Josh and Samantha Girard Community: Brownsville, KY 2nd Runner Up: Dolly Barnett Parents: Lorenzo Barnett and Veronica McGuffin Community: Russellville, KY  2 year old boy winners from L-R:James Garner Settle, son of Chad and Drew Settle (Winner, Prettiest Smile); River Gray Cline, son of Wesley and Kendra Cline (1st Runner Up, Prettiest Hair): Maverick Lee Allen Crain, son of Ginger and Allen Crain (2nd Runner Up, Prettiest Eyes) 2 year old boys:Winner: James Garner Settle Parents: Chad and Drew Settle Community: Glasgow, KY 1st Runner Up: River Gray Cline Parents: Wesley and Kendra Cline Community: Park City, KY 2nd Runner Up: Maverick Lee Allen Crain Parents: Ginger and Allen Crain Community: Clarkson, KY  3 year old girls from L-R: Remi Kaye Carroll, daughter of Chad and Taylor (2nd Runner Up, Prettiest Eyes); Nova Dennison, daughter of Derek and Hannah Dennison (1st Runner Up, Prettiest Hair); Luna Richmond, daughter of Paige and Decoteau Richmond (Winner, Best Dressed); Hadley Grace Minyard, daughter of Carter and Kaitlyn Minyard (Prettiest Smile) 3 year old girls: Winner: Luna Richmond Parents: Paige and Decoteau Richmond Community: Brownsville 1st Runner Up: Nova Dennison Parents: Derek and Hannah Dennison Community: Brownsville 2nd Runner Up: Remi Kaye Carroll Parents: Chad and Taylor Carroll Community: Glasgow, KY  3 year old boy winner: Samuel Warren Cowles, son of Ryan and Lydia Cowles 3 year old boy: Winner: Samuel Warren Cowles, son of Ryan and Lydia Cowles. Overall Girls Winner: Winner: Harper James Renick Parents: David and Jordan Renick Community: Bowling Green, KY Overall Boys Winner: Winner: James Garner Settle Parents: Chad and Drew Settle Community: Glasgow, KY  Little Mister and Miss from L-R: Brantley McCoy and Gracie Miller (2nd Place), Saylor and Sawyer Byrd ( Winners), Cali Marie Green and Kolby Martin (2nd Runner Up). Gracie Miller - Prettiest Hair, Brantley McCoy - Prettiest Smile, Cali Marie Green- Prettiest Eyes, Kolby Martin - Best Dressed. Little Miss and Mister: Prettiest Hair: Gracie Diane Miller Parents: Sarah Smith Prettiest: Smile: Brantley Porter McCoy Parents: Shannon and Ben McCoy Prettiest Eyes: Cali Marie Green Parents: Tonya and Cory Green Best Dressed: Kolby Andrew Martin Parents: Kelsea and Andy Martin  Mother and Daughter winners from L-R: Shaylee Hampton, Selina Evelyn Linder (1st place, Prettiest Smile). Carlee Briggs, Jennifer Briggs ( 2023 Mother/Daughter Winners), Heather Smith, Allie Smith (2nd Place, Prettiest Eyes), not pictured- Hannah Dossey, Vivi Claire Dossey (Prettiest Hair, Best Dressed). Winner: Jennifer Briggs Community: Cave City, KY Winner: Carlee Brooke Briggs Parents: George and Jennifer Briggs Community: Cave City, KY 1st Runner Up: Not listed Winner: Selina Evelyn Linder Community: Roundhill Winner: Shaylee Marie Hampton Parents: Selina Linder Community: Roundhill 2nd Runner Up: Heather Lynn Smith Community: Glasgow Winner: Allie Kaylynn Lee Smith Parents: Heather and Chris Smith Prettiest Hair: Hannah Dossey and Vivi Claire Dossey Community: Brownsville   Camp Kindergarten 2023 is almost here!! We have had several already sign up but do not want to miss any little Bulldogs or Blackhawks!! After you sign up for Camp, you will receive an email with all the details!!! If your child will be attending Kindergarten for the 2023-24 and you would like them to participate in the camp, just click here to fill out the form!  Click the flyer for the Facebook Event Link:  Vincent Retires With Nearly 40 Years of Service  Rep. Michael Meredith presents citation of appreciation to Hank Vincent for nearly 40 yrs of service. Keith Sanders, Director of Edmonson Co. Ambulance Service stands by. Darren Doyle, story: Representative Michael Meredith presented a Citation of Appreciation to retired paramedic Hank Vincent today at the Edmonson County Ambulance Service, which was issued by the Kentucky House of Representatives. Vincent served nearly 40 years in Emergency Medical Services, dating back to 1986.  Vincent also served three terms as Edmonson County Jailer. He and his wife, Sherry, reside in the Chalybeate community.  Click flyers or links below:    Sign Up Here:  Sign up for these fun events right here! Just follow the links below: |
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