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  • HOSA students presents plaque to TLRMC

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    Students from the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) group at the Grayson County Technology Center presented a plaque of appreciation to Twin Lakes Regional Medical Center on Nov. 17.
    TLRMC CEO Stephen L. Meredith accepted the plaque on behalf of the hospital’s employees. Upon accepting the plaque, Meredith thanked the students for participating in the program and encouraged them to continue on a path to a healthcare career.
    After the presentation, the students were given a tour of the hospital, concentrating on the new areas.

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  • Mahurin’s named WKU’s Philanthropists of the Year

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    Pete (’61) and Dixie (’62,’67) Mahurin were recently honored as Western Kentucky University’s 2011 Philanthropists of the Year at the National Philanthropy Day luncheon in Lexington.
    The Mahurins are some of WKU’s most dedicated alumni, volunteers and faithful philanthropists, as they have made gifts for 41 consecutive years and have supported 35 different programs at WKU.

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  • Business shows appreciation of staff

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    Tom and JoAnn Glasscock took Lowe’s Concrete employees and their families to The Whistle Stop for an appreciation dinner on Nov. 26, 2011.

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  • Consider these end-of-the-year money moves

    Provided by Steven Elder

    What has changed for you in 2011?Did you start a new job or leave a job behind? Did you retire? Did you start a family? If some notable changes occurred in your personal or professional life, then you will want to review your finances before this year ends and the next one begins.

    Even if your 2011 has been comparatively uneventful, the end of the year is still a good time to get cracking and see where you can plan to save some taxes and/or build a little more wealth. 

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  • Property transfers in Grayson County 12-29-11

    David K. Mudd conveyed to Joseph Kevin Mudd and Roni Leigh Mudd land in Grayson County.
    Ruth Ann Blair conveyed to Lawrence Ralph Little and Mary Sondra Little lot 27 in Whispering Pines Subdivision.
    Eddie G. Cooley conveyed to Emily M. Graczyk and Clifton  J.  Graczyk land near St. Paul community.
    Charles H. White and Kellie White conveyed to Douglas P. Vowels lot 25 of Sunbeam Estates Subdivision.
    Douglas P. Vowels and Melissa Vowels conveyed to George Hack and Judy Hack lot 25 of Sunbeam Estates Subdivision.

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  • Alumni in action

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    Leadership Grayson County Alumni recently gathered at The Centre on Main for a reunion and to put their skills and ideas into action. The business people, educators, health care professionals and citizens spent the evening brainstorming ideas for our community and coming up with some “wish lists.”

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  • Tis the season for thanks giving through car donations

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    This year has been tough on almost everyone because of the economy and the high unemployment. Americans are a very resilient people.
    Even during troubling times, they are always ready to lend a hand to someone who needs help and is struggling.
    A great way to help a person or an animal in need is to donate a car you do not us anymore to charity. The process is very simple, the pickup is free and the rewards are great.
    In return for your generous donation, you will get the gift of a tax deduction when you itemize on your federal tax return.

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  • Leadership accepting applications

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    Leadership Grayson County is accepting applications for the upcoming Class of 2012.  The program is designed to allow the leaders and potential leaders of today and tomorrow learn more about our community through lectures and panel discussions, tours and hands-on experiences.  
    Each year class members explore in-depth specific areas of our community including government, law and justice, tourism, economic development, healthcare education and more.  

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  • Give your gift of business to hometown shops

    By Steven Elder
    President, Grayson County Chamber of Commerce
    As the holidays approach, we all make our Santa lists and scurry to buy the perfect presents for our special someones. We search for beautiful wrapping paper to put on our gift box. But great gifts don’t always come in a box. Sometimes we need to look (and think) outside the box.

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  • Chamber reflects and redirects

    From GC Chamber Annual Dinner

    Our directors, our Chamber members, all of Grayson County have a desire for our community to be a place where every business and citizens can grow and prosper.  A place of such opportunity that our children want to return to work, live and raise their own families.  
    Our world has changed and where we are now is not where we were ten, five or even two years ago.  The question is where do we want to be two, five, 10 or 20 years from now and how do we get there.

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