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Like them or not, kids are going to be wearing masks in Edmonson County Schools for the near future, and one local health clinic has made a generous donation to help. A Plus Family Healthcare in Brownsville recently donated 50,000 disposable masks to be distributed throughout local schools as needed. "We were able to acquire these through the Health Resources Services Administration and decided the best use for them was to get them to our local schools," said A Plus CEO Patrick Merritt. "It's just one of the many ways we feel like our services can be best utilized locally." The clinic also supplies medical assistants in each school that provides healthcare in a program called "A Plus Kid Care." Superintendent of Schools Brian Alexander said the school system appreciates the opportunity to partner with A Plus. "In a time of continued concern during the COVID virus pandemic, A Plus has come to the aid of our students with mask needs," he said. "We value the working partnership we have with A Plus Family Healthcare." Located at 606 Washington Street, Brownsville, KY 42210 This historical home boasts a ton of southern charm, with arched doorways, and several original built-ins. Wood flooring throughout, a library, fireplace, and an updated kitchen are just a few of the many features. A covered front porch spans the length of the home, with one-of-a-kind stone work adorning the front door; an enclosed screen porch is nestled to the side of the home for outdoor entertaining.
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Lexi Decker, a 9-year old 4th grader at South Edmonson has returned home from Centennial Hospital in Nashville after a 6-day stay with COVID. Her illness has prevented her from returning to school this year, but her family is hopeful that her return will happen soon. Her grandfather, Dave Salzman, contacted the Edmonson Voice and is helping organize a wave party to welcome her home. Community members are invited to meet at Chalybeate Church today, Wednesday, August 25th at 4:30PM to form a parade that will drive past Lexi's house on Denham Road to celebrate her return. "We are very glad to have her home," Salzman said. "We'd like everyone to come out." She is the daughter of Drew and Mandee McDougle of Chalybeate. Bus Garage – Full Time Substitute Bus Driver Edmonson County Bus Garage is now accepting applications for the following position: (1) Full Time Substitute Bus Driver. Beginning compensation for this position is $14.00 per hour with year increment increases and benefits offered. 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 contact the Edmonson County Bus Garage at 270-597-2172 between the hours of 8:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M. or the Edmonson County Board of Education at 270-597-2101 between the hours of 8:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M. If interested you may obtain an application at the following address: 500 Houchins Ferry Road, Brownsville, Ky. Interested applicants should submit applications to Mr. Lannie Deweese, Transportation Director for the Edmonson County Bus Garage. It is the applicant’s responsibility to assure a complete application is on file in the central office and at the bus garage. 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. paid advertisement: LOOKING FOR A GOOD HOME: Two male kittens were abandoned at my house and are in need of a loving home. They have been through so much together and we would love for both to go together but will consider parting them. They have been vet checked and are up to date on everything. Please open your heart and home to these little guys! Call/Text anytime! (270) 597-6767 Courtney Click below to download this form: ![]()
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Edmonson County Senior Food Pantry Coordinator Vickie Walker has announced that "Let's Celebrate Senior Day," scheduled for August 19, 2021 from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM, has been cancelled due to the increase of COVID infections.
This event was to be held in the Brownsville Community Center. The event may be scheduled for later in the year. For further information, please contact Vickie Walker at 270-779-1203. Edmonson Voice Report:
The trustees for the Kinser Cemetery have announced that the amount for burial plots will soon increase. Effective September 1, 2021, burial plots at Kinser Cemetery will be $500.00 per burial plot. If any purchases would like to be made before the price increase takes effect, or for further info, please contact any one of the trustees: Jeff Houchins, Ricky Simon, or Darrell Cassady. submitted flyer: ECHS Lady Cat basketball is hosting a mum fundraiser for the upcoming season.
Rental investment opportunity. Listing is for two multi family homes sitting on approximately 1.5 acres in a country setting. All units have central heat and air, refrigerator, microwave, stove and dishwasher. Each unit includes living room, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, pantry, and a utility room for washer and dryer hook up. All 4 units are currently rented. Minutes away from Bowling Green, Smiths Grove and Glasgow. Both duplexes are same as one pictured.
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Some of the hardest working folks in the Edmonson County School District are too often overlooked, and those are the custodians that behind the scenes, keeping local schools clean and safe. The custodial staff in EC schools have already reported back to work, and according to Callie Beliles, new Director of Facilities and Safety for Edmonson County Schools, they are already working hard to get local schools ready for a “better normal”. "Last week, Lannie Deweese and I kicked off the start of their year with their required annual safety training, and these folks are extremely excited to start the new school year out," she said. "They are truly the frontline in keeping our kids healthy, and we appreciate them so much. This group of people truly love our kids, and work so hard to ensure we have the cleanest environment possible to help our students and staff achieve excellence." Superintendent of Edmonson County Schools Brian Alexander said local facilities would be a huge disadvantage without the successful team our local schools have. “We’re extremely thankful for the efforts our custodians put forth every day to keep our students and staff safe," he said. "Throughout the pandemic, our custodians have continually worked to keep our schools clean. As a school district, we are constantly striving to make sure our custodial staff at each school is well-trained and well-equipped to do their jobs.” |
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