For more information about Tri-County Feeds, its products and services, call (606) 787-8288.
Stuart Powell Ford continues FFA support
Stuart Powell Ford will join Ford Motor Co. in its ongoing commitment of $1 million in annual support to the National FFA Foundation, formerly known as Future Farmers of America.
Ford will provide support in 2009 for the 82nd National FFA Convention in Indianapolis and the FFA Washington Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C. In addition, Ford has committed to a 12th year of the Build Ford Tough collegiate scholarship program, which will award up to 700 FFA members with a $1,000 college scholarship, each co-sponsored by Ford dealers like Stuart Powell Ford.
Ford has supported FFA since the first F-Series truck was introduced in 1948, and has sponsored the Build Ford Tough collegiate scholarship program since 1997. The program has awarded more than $5 million in scholarships to more than 5,000 FFA members.
Stuart Powell Ford has supported the program for seven years and will be a 2009 sponsor for the Built Ford Tough scholarship program for Burgin High School, and Boyle, Garrard, Lincoln, Mercer, Casey, Marion and Washington county high schools. The dealership will help one local student attend the college of his or her choice.
FFA members must take their scholarship application to Stuart Powell Ford for the dealer signature and official dealer code to be included in the scholarship search. The applications will be sent to the National FFA for final judging and selection.
Ford's long standing support of the FFA has contributed to the F-Series being America's best selling pickup line for 31 years. Ford truck sales are connected with the success of the agricultural industry, which according to FFA, represents one out of five American jobs. The Ford support with local scholarships helps foster strong, lasting relationships between future agribusiness leaders and local dealers like Stuart Powell Ford.
Northpoint announces promotions
Ryan Childers of Danville was promoted to correctional sergeant at Northpoint Training Center. He began his employment at NTC as a corrections officer in June 2005.
Shawn Rousey of Junction City was promoted to correctional lieutenant. He began his employment there as a corrections officer in February 2000 and then was promoted to correctional sergeant in September 2007.
Roger Allen of Liberty was promoted to correctional captain I. He began his employment at NTC as a corrections officer in August 1996. He was promoted to correctional sergeant in September 2004, and later was promoted to correctional lieutenant in August 2007.
Danville man is Isaiah House board president
Ray Montgomery of Danville was elected president of the Isaiah House Drug and Alcohol Recovery Center board of directors. Montgomery replaces Michael Mullins of Stanford, who served for the past two years.
Montgomery, operations manager for D&D Machinery, is the husband of Lynn Keppy-Montgomery. He is a Boyle County High School graduate and has degrees in business management from Lindsey Wilson College and industrial electronics from University of Kentucky and Lexington Community College. He is an elder at Southside Christian Church in Harrodsburg.
The board also includes Jack Coleman of Coleman's Home Center in Harrodsburg; James Clontz, director of South District Baptist Association in Danville; Mark East, pastor of Danville Church of the Nazarene and chaplain of the Army National Guard; Greg Bowen, pastor of Willisburg Christian Church; and Michael Mullins, retired principal and pastor in Lincoln County.
For five consecutive years, The Isaiah House has been named Kentucky's best and most effective by the Acton Institutes Samaritan Guide of Michigan, Executive Director Mark La Palme said in a press release.
Salon Extreme relocates
Salon Extreme has relocated to 465 Denmark Drive, Danville, between Rally's and Country Hearth Inn. Hours of 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday through Friday remain the same.
The new location offers more parking and is larger than the previous location at about 1,200 square feet. Salon Extreme now also is offering style manicures and style pedicures.
For more information, call (859) 236-2135.
