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07/27/2024
07/27/2024

If interested or have questions please give the Extension Office a call.

07/27/2024

We can’t wait to have our students back in the building!

07/18/2024

During a busy July meeting, Menifee County Fiscal Court members got updates on tourism, Edgewood Estates Nursing Home, the Means Sanitation District, and took action on a variety of matters.
Judge/Executive Stiltner did not have any new updates on the county’s new Tourism Commission’s activity, but magistrates did vote to approve the creation of a new account for Tourism at Traditional Bank, which will be used once the Commission and new Director are in place and the Commission begins collecting funds from the county’s new transition room tax.

07/18/2024
07/11/2024

A message from Menifee County High School Principal, Dr. Reed:

Hello Students and Families of MCHS,

Welcome back to the coming new school year. I'd like to take this opportunity to introduce myself to everyone. My name is Dr. Leisa Reed and I will be serving as principal at MCHS for the coming school year. I have worked at MCHS previously and enjoyed my time here greatly. I have often said that my experience serving Menifee County was a time I cherished in my career.

This will be the start of my 33rd year as an educator. A native of Owsley County, I began my career teaching on the island of Guam, then in Alaska, before returning to my Kentucky roots. I have served in Fayette County, Lee County, Montgomery County, and Boone County. I have served as a classroom teacher, instructional coach, and in many administrative roles. I have also worked for the Kentucky Department of Education, serving schools across the state.

On a personal note, I continue to live on my farm in Owsley County where I have cows, chickens and ducks, a donkey named Hazel Grace and a rather large dog named Gus. I love gardening, canning, and raising my own livestock. I love my life on the farm.

If, at any time you have questions or concerns about school you may contact me at MCHS at (606)768-8102 or via email at [email protected]. I do not have any form of social media, so if you are attempting to communicate with me via Facebook, etc., I will not receive the information. Again, an email or a call is the best way to contact me.

By partnering together toward the common goal of growing students to be contributing members of society and quality community members, we are strengthening the community in which we work and live. I look forward to working with you for the success of your student at MCHS.

All the best for a great school year,
Dr. Reed

07/04/2024

Wishing everyone a safe & happy 4th of July holiday from the staff at the KyNewsGroup. 🗽🇺🇸🎇

07/03/2024

Our office will be closed for the July 4th holiday. We will reopen Monday morning at 8:30 a.m. Happy 4th!

07/01/2024

Starting this week (July 2) the market will be open Tuesdays from 10-1 and Fridays from 4-7. We will have these hours through September.

06/28/2024

Menifee County Superintendent of Schools Tim Spencer received another high annual evaluation during last Thursday’s regular June Board of Education meeting.
Board members met in closed session for about 20 minutes to conduct preliminary discussion of the Spencer’s evaluation, and upon returning to open session, announced that Spencer received a 3.96 out of a possible 4.0 on his evaluation.

06/28/2024

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06/28/2024

ATTENTION!
Menifee County Outreach & WIOA Offices are moving!

06/27/2024
Hiring ad for Sharpsburg Water District
06/26/2024

Hiring ad for Sharpsburg Water District

06/21/2024

Among the items Menifee County voters will be considering on the November 5 general election ballot this year will be decisions to allow alcohol to be sold in the county and to allow medical ma*****na businesses to possibly operate in the county.

06/14/2024
06/13/2024

Frenchburg City Commissioners held their regular June meeting last Thursday and accepted a proposal to update their water and sewer billing system software that will offer more payment options for customers.
Last month City Commissioners voted to accept a proposal from United Systems to revamp their current software, but on Thursday they voted to accept a proposal from a company called Ampsten from Richmond to provide up-to-day billing software for City Hall for water and sewer.

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