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Today's News

  • Woody

    This is this is the eighth in a series of literacy enhancement articles that appear biweekly in The Sentinel-News.

     

    "In commemoration of Kentucky's sesquicentennial Civil War anniversary, the History Society will be holding a battle re-enactment. In addition to those who will reenact the battle, we're looking for volunteers in the following areas: refreshments, greeters, parking attendants, musical entertainment….

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  • Business winners at Cornerstone event

    Cornerstone Christian Academy held a Christmas dinner and auction “The Jingle Bell Ball” in December. Approximately 200 guests had dinner, live entertainment by Kool Jazz Soundz and purchased 91 silent auction items, three live auction items and 43 wreaths. The event brought in $13,000. The poinsettia tree held 157 poinsettias and was handcrafted by one of the parents, Brad Lee.

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  • Corpus Christi schedule

    Feb. 8: noon dismissal for teacher conferences

    Feb. 14: Red shirt/sweater spirit day

    Feb. 20: President’s Day, no school

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  • STLP team earns state berth

    Shelby County's Student Technology Leadership Program qualified for the state STLP competition in March.

    The group collaborated with the Shelby County Historical Society and the Saddlebred Kentucky Junior Historical Society to create a self-guided tour of downtown Shelbyville.

    Students ranging from elementary to high school learned how to use audacity audio recording and editing software, students recorded scripts with background music and sound files to load to the Shelby County Historical Society's Web page.

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  • 60th anniversary: Frances and Leonard Dennie

    Leonard and Frances Dennie will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on Saturday.

    They are the parents of Cinda Wheet and Diana and Fred Hudson, all of Shelby County

    In celebration the Dennies would like to invite family and friends to join them 3 p.m. Sunday at Burks Branch Baptist Church. They request no gifts.

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  • 60th anniversary: Alvin and Lois Fletcher Miller

    The family of Alvin and Lois (Fletcher) Miller would like to invite family and friends to help celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary between 2 and 4 p.m. on Jan. 21 at Highland Baptist Church in Shelbyville. The couple was married at the Southern Baptist Seminary in Louisville on Jan. 30, 1952. They have five children and seven grandchildren. The Millers reside on their farm in Shelbyville.

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  • Thesaurus presentation

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  • SCHS, Collins girls split 2 games each

    The Shelby County girls’ basketball team bounced back from one of its most lopsided losses of the season with its biggest victory of the season this past weekend.

    The Rockets fell at Woodford County, 76-43 on Friday night but rebounded with a 52-24 victory over visiting Kentucky Country Day on Saturday evening.

    WOODFORD COUNTY 76, SCHS 43:The host and hot-shooting Yellowjackets (11-5 after the victory) hit 11 3-pointers to sting the Rockets by 33 points (which matched the deficit of Shelby’s season-opening 51-18 loss to Collins).

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  • SCHS girls, Collins boys finish 4th at Lake Cumberland Winter meet

    Collin Kessinger and Michael Troutman led their respective swim teams to fourth-place finishes Saturday in the 2012 Lake Cumberland Winter Invitational in Somerset.

    Kessinger, a junior at Shelby County, was victorious in two events to lead the Rockets girls’ team, and Troutman, a sophomore at Collins, won one event to top the Titans boys’ squad.

    Meanwhile the Collins girls’ team finished fifth, and the Shelby boys’ squad took eighth.

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