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Do you find yourself spending more money than you would like to at the grocery store? If so, you are certainly not alone. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, food is the third largest household expense for American households. Much of the expense associated with food shopping is due to overspending. Fortunately, there are many ways that you can save money at the grocery store without skimping on your needs! Below are some suggestions that will help you to save on your next grocery shopping trip:

The Washington County baseball team competed in the first round of the 19th District Baseball Tournament last week at Bardstown High School against Bardstown. The team fell five runs behind by the fourth inning and its effort to come back came up just short, losing to the Tigers 7-5 on Tuesday.

“Our guys played hard and fought back into this game, we just couldn’t quite get back after getting down so early,” head coach Adam Blair said.

Hi everybody! It was a rainy day in Georgia, I mean Kentucky, but that didn’t dampen our spirits.  Thirty-six boosters enjoyed a very good meal of hamburgers, hot dogs, coleslaw, baked beans, chips and a delicious ice cream cake for dessert.

We played Bingo. We had four cover-all winners. They were Helen Garhart, Kim Adkins, Angela Arnold and June Shewmaker. 

Libby Stava offered prayers for our health concerns and bereaved. Those are Rosemary Devine, Gary Scott, Lisa Dean, Peggy Carey, Emogene Matherly and John Milton Jr.

Central Kentucky Community Theatre’s artistic director, Eric Seale, is hoping the Springfield Opera House will be getting a makeover soon.  

According to Seale, plans are in the works for the theatre to make a 90-degree turn to the right, which will give the stage a lot more depth, a little less width, and better lighting all around.

It’s an idea he said he had from the moment he laid eyes on it.

“The very first thing I thought when I walked in was; turn it – I mean it was just an instant thought.”