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Santa's Helping Hands, INC., has issued guidance for receiving assistance from the charitable organization for 2021.

The guidelines are published below:

The annual Santa's Helping Hands Auction is set for Saturday, November 6, 2021 at Edmonson County High School beginning at 12PM.

All proceeds will go to assist local families in need for the holiday season.

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South Edmonson Elementary's Fall Festival is an event for the whole community happening THIS FRIDAY from 5-9pm. 

Wristband activities from 5-7pm and ticketed activities from 5-8pm. 

Haunted Hall, Games, Silent AND live auctions, Royalty, and much more!!!! 

Visit our Facebook Event by clicking here.

Edmonson Voice Report:
A Civil War musket is being donated to the Edmonson County Veterans Hall of Honor, thanks to joint efforts by Charlotte Kleier, Sec/Treas. of the Edmonson Co. Historical Society, and Maurita Miller, DAV Auxiliary Commander and KY State Auxiliary Adjutant.

Mrs. Miller said the musket is a converted model U.S. Musket, 69 cal. and wears it's age gracefully.

"It is the weapon that was owned and carried by Lt. R.C. Hazelip, Union, who shot and killed Pvt. John Keefuss, also Union, for disobeying orders to guard the ferry on Feb 3, 1862," Miller said. "Word was received that Gen. Hardee and his CSA troops, were advancing to meet up with Gen Buell, Union, near Brownsville, and a battle was expected to take place. Holding the ferry at all cost was imminent." 

Miller said multiple articles were written about the incident, one published in the Louisville Courier Journal in the 1940s.
     
According to Mrs. Miller, Judy Glass, wife of the late Michael S. Glass Sr., descendant of Nacy Luttrell, donated the musket for historical purposes, fulfilling her husband’s wishes that it be donated someplace the public may share its legendary story. The musket was given to Nacy by R.C. Hazelips’ brother sometime after the tragic shooting occurred.

Mrs. Glass had been looking in different places to leave the relic, and was being urged by others for her contribution to be made to them. 

"Charlotte Kleier invited Mrs. Glass to come to Brownsville and see the Veterans Hall of Honor and the Memorial Wall," Miller said. "She was very impressed with what she found, and with Edmonson County being where the incident occurred, she immediately knew this would be its home from now on.  We are grateful for this addition to our Civil War section, and the DAV Auxiliary will have it ready for display following preparations being completed."

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South Edmonson 4-H sponsored a youth countywide pet show on Saturday, with a variety of categories for both farm and domestic pets. Participants ranged in ages from 3 to 16 and were awarded ribbons based on showmanship of their pet, South Edmonson said in a written statement.

"A special thanks goes to the following organizations and community members for volunteering helping to make this opportunity possible for our students," said SEES, which included: Edmonson County Extension office staff, Edmonson County Lions Club, Edmonson County Saddle Club, Edmonson County Kentucky Farm Bureau, Tom Vincent, Mike Blanton, Buttram Farms, Betsy Mccoy, Metcalfe County 4-H, Colton Huffman, Kassady London, Lesley London, Brandy Kinser, Leighton Kinser, Lola Bolton, Olivia Stice, and Lily Webb.

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Riverhill Antiques celebrated its grand opening Friday, October 8, 2021 in Brownsville. Owner Cindy McCombs said she is excited to start this journey and is expecting great results. 

"We want people to know that we have antiques of all kinds", Cindy stated, "We are very friendly and reasonable people and will help you find whatever you need." 

Riverhill Antiques is located in Riverhill Shopping Center in Brownsville at 1457 Hwy 259N. You can find them on Facebook at Riverhill Antiques, or call (270) 975- 2149.

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