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The way many folks are getting their news – yes, even here in Butler County – is changing. More and more folks are now turning to online sources for their news. It is the goal of beechtreenews.com to meet this need at the local level by providing online news, sports and opinion, as well as many other features in the future. Also, there will be no subscription fee – it’s FREE- so we encourage reade

rs to visit the site often. Our story is steeped in Butler County history and our roots are here – always striving to be part of the community in which we live. We look forward to reporting on important events in Butler County through beechtreenews.com and we encourage readers to help us along the way by Getting Connected to Butler County’s Online News Source – beechtreenews.com!

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The purchase of WLBQ Radio expands Beech Tree Media's presence in Butler County from an online news site to AM radio. Still, more changes are also in the works for Butler County's newest media company. "Soon we'll be introducing a completely redesigned look for beechtreenews.com - one that will include plenty of new and interactive features that will remain user-friendly and easy to navigate," said Diane Dyer. "We are also looking at several different print options for Beech Tree News in the near future." Regardless of the various upcoming changes, Dyer says one feature of Beech Tree Media will remain unchanged - free access to local news 24/7/365 days a year. "Whether on the Internet (www.beechtreenews.com) or on the radio dial (Beech Tree Radio 1570 AM), our goal at Beech Tree Media is to provide readers/listeners with unlimited and free access to quality local news," said Dyer. "Why pay a subscription fee for local news if you don't have to?" added Dyer.

12/06/2025

2025 Christmas Parade

Brad Renfrow purchased the Phillip Johnson knife at the Boys & Girls Club Auction for $3,691.20.
12/06/2025

Brad Renfrow purchased the Phillip Johnson knife at the Boys & Girls Club Auction for $3,691.20.

Get ready!!! Radio Auction is about to start. Support the Boys & Girls Club.
12/06/2025

Get ready!!! Radio Auction is about to start. Support the Boys & Girls Club.

Winter is HereCome by Chad's Body Shop & Wrecker Service to have your vehicle inspected for the Winter Weather Full Synt...
12/05/2025

Winter is Here
Come by Chad's Body Shop & Wrecker Service to have your vehicle inspected for the Winter Weather

Full Synthetic Oil Change with antifreeze tested and brakes inspected up to 5 quarts $64.95 plus tax and parts
Regular Oil $42.95 plus tax & parts

BRAKE SPECIAL 10 % off all brake work

$80 off a set of 4 tires
Alignments $49.95

Chad's Body Shop & Wrecker Service your 1 stop & shop for all your automotive needs
270 526-4005

12/05/2025

Watching slick roads after a quick dusting of snow last night. When will we see sunshine return?

12/04/2025

The Warren RECC Cookbooks and 2026 Photo Calendars are NOW AVAILABLE! Stop by any Warren RECC office and get yours today!

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Morgantown, KY
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Tuesday 6am - 12pm
Wednesday 6am - 12pm
Thursday 6am - 12pm
Friday 6am - 12pm
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The way many folks are getting their news – yes, even here in Butler County – is changing. More and more folks are now turning to online sources for their news. It is the goal of beechtreenews.com to meet this need at the local level by providing online news, sports and opinion, as well as many other features in the future. Also, there will be no subscription fee – it’s FREE- so we encourage readers to visit the site often. Our story is steeped in Butler County history and our roots are here – always striving to be part of the community in which we live. We look forward to reporting on important events in Butler County through beechtreenews.com and we encourage readers to help us along the way by Getting Connected to Butler County’s Online News Source – beechtreenews.com! *** The purchase of WLBQ Radio expands Beech Tree Media's presence in Butler County from an online news site to AM radio. Still, more changes are also in the works for Butler County's newest media company. "Soon we'll be introducing a completely redesigned look for beechtreenews.com - one that will include plenty of new and interactive features that will remain user-friendly and easy to navigate," said Diane Dyer. "We are also looking at several different print options for Beech Tree News in the near future." Regardless of the various upcoming changes, Dyer says one feature of Beech Tree Media will remain unchanged - free access to local news 24/7/365 days a year. "Whether on the Internet (www.beechtreenews.com) or on the radio dial (Beech Tree Radio 1570 AM), our goal at Beech Tree Media is to provide readers/listeners with unlimited and free access to quality local news," said Dyer. "Why pay a subscription fee for local news if you don't have to?" added Dyer.