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ENGAGEMENT: Medley-Mattingly to wed

Glen and Sandy Medley of Springfield announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Jessica Marie Medley, to Barton Wayne Mattingly, son of Mike and Cheryl Mattingly of Springfield.
Medley is a 2003 graduate of Washington County High School and a 2008 graduate of Eastern Kentucky University. She is employed at Kentucky River Foothills.
Mattingly is a 2003 graduate of Washington County High School and a 2007 graduate of the University of Kentucky. He is employed at Burgin Independent School System.

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Graves is 2012 Distinguished Young Woman of Washington County

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KET to film in Springfield today

Kentucky Educational Television is coming to Springfield!
KET will have a camera crew in town today to film one of its “Our Towns” segments.

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Local musician makes music video

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Relay for Life raises nearly $35,000

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Distinguished Young Women program is Saturday

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Kids enjoy summer fun

Schools out, and kids are wasting no time in finding a way to have fun in the summer. Check out these photos of kids, and adults, enjoying the warm weather around Washington County!

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Patriot volleyball keeping a busy summer schedule

Officially, it is the off-season for college volleyball teams.

You would never know it in looking at Adam Stevenson’s summer schedule.
In between the regular recruiting regimen, the St. Catharine College head coach has kept busy with camps - both near and far.
“Last week we held a camp for three days at Caldwell County High School in Princeton,” said Stevenson, who will be in his second season as head coach at St. Catharine. “We had high school players in the morning, and junior high players in the afternoon.”

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Harmon and Medley named tourney winners

The Lincoln Men’s Golf Club held the Red, White & Blue tournament on Sunday.

The low gross winner was Tom Harmon, with an adjusted score of 51.
Second place was Joe B. Yates, with an adjusted score of 63.7.
Third place was Fred Armstrong with a 64.
The low net winner was Tony Medley with a five-under par round of 66.
Second and third went to Ricky Hoppes and Chad Hardin, each with a 69.
The next event for the club will be a Glow-Ball tournament at 5 p.m. on June 25.

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SCC athletes to join mentoring program

For years the athletes at St. Catharine College have taken an interest in the youth of Central Kentucky.

The Patriot athletic teams have volunteered to read in elementary schools, have helped distribute commodities to needy families, and have visited area schools for athletic clinics and camps.
Now the athletes at St. Catharine have a chance to embark on what is the most meaningful public service to date.
That is the Hope Mentor Program, which SCC athletics director Mike Doig recently received information about.

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