Democracy at work at local polls

by By Tom Marshall

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U.S. Congressman Andy Barr spoke at the Mt. Sterling-Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Oct. 31 at Irish Hills. Photo by Tom Marshall.

Barr speaks at annual chamber breakfast

Rayleigh Little, 14, was dressed as Beetlejuice and her brother, Braxton, 12, was dressed as a shark for the annual Boo Fest event Oct. 31 at Easy Walker Park. The event was hosted by the Mt. Sterling-Montgomery County Parks and Recreation Dept.

Annual Boo Fest held

The community is invited to attend a Holiday Open House from 11 a.m.–2 p.m. and a Mt. Sterling Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting at noon Friday, Dec. 13, at the new Transition Home located at 114 E. High Street. Photo submitted.

GCS launches new Transition Home for youths

MAKE A DIFFERENCE—Montgomery County senior placekicker Cooper Slagle finishes delivering a kick earlier this season at Paris. Slagle has hit 25 extra point kicks in a row this season and his final one Friday night with :21 left to play gave the Tribe a 20-19 win over Anderson County.

Tribe tops Anderson Co. in a thriller!

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Shepherd’s Shelter/Ross Rehab founders Wayne and Jeanette Ross say the facility’s success would not have been possible without the support of staff and local officials like the ones in the celebration photo above marking Shepherd’s Shelter’s 25 years in operation. Pictured, from left, are longtime supporter Keen Johnson; Mt. Sterling Mayor Al Botts; Jeanette Ross; Wayne Ross; Judge-Executive Chris Haddix; County Attorney Keith Craycraft; and District Judge William “Willie” Roberts.

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Advocate black Friday house

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