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DSIS back-to-School Bash welcomes Panthers tonight

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By Cassie Jones
| Dawson Springs Progress Verified
The countdown is on for Panthers enrolled in the Dawson Springs Independent School District. The first day for students is Tuesday. To prepare for the first full day of classes, the district’s Family Resource Youth Services Center, or FRYSC, is planning the annual Back-to-School Bash. The event will be held this evening from 5 to 7 p.m. and is for students in preschool through 12th grade. In her fifth year as FRYSC Coordinator, the bash is how Shannon Garrett kicks off the new school year as well.
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DSIS officially joins Preschool For All pilot program

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By Cassie Jones
| Dawson Springs Progress Verified
Officials and preschool teachers from Dawson Springs Independent Schools were in Frankfort on Thursday for a big announcement. Governor Andy Beshear made the official proclamation staff members affiliated with the district's Little Panther Academy preschool had been anticipating during his Team Kentucky update. "Team Kentucky's Pre-K Pilot Program is now expanding to Dawson Springs, which will serve over 160 children over two years," said Beshear.
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Madisonville Rotary begins new year with new president

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By Cassie Jones
| The Messenger (Madisonville, KY) Verified
The Madisonville Rotary Club began its 2026-27 campaign last month under the leadership of new president Margo Scott. For the next 11 months of her term, Scott has well-defined goals. "I would like to increase membership," she began, while citing Rotary International's motto of 'Service Above Self.' "We are always looking for people with a heart for service." In order to live up to that motto, fundraising is a necessity for the Rotarians.
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