Beattyville

Members of the 4Bs Senior Adults Group from the First Baptist Church, 32 E. Lexington Ave., visited Beattyville Thursday, Nov. 2, for a fall outing.Beattyville, located 55 miles southeast of Winchester, is the county seat of Lee County and home of the Woolly Worm festival, one of the state's most popular fall events. Located on the forks of the Kentucky River, it was originally known as Taylor's Landing. In 1850 it was renamed Beatty for Samuel Beatty, an early settler and landowner and was incorporated as Beattyville in 1872.

(Sun photos by James Mann) Construction workers with Crossroads Masonry of Beattyville maneuver a 200-pound stone veneer in place on a section of the new Bluegrass Community and Technical College building Thursday in Winchester Industrial Park. Positioning the stone are Jesse James Deaton, left, and Casey Herald.

JOSEPH SCOTT WALLACE Lloyd Joseph and Tammy Lynn Wallace of Morehead announce the birth of their son, Joseph Scott Wallace. He was born Nov. 21 at Clark Regional Medical Center. His grandparents are Lloyd and Ida Wallace of Clearfield and Philip and Judy Cromer of Morehead. MONICA PEYTON GAIL PIERCE Theresha C. Barnes and Joseph P. Pierce of Stanton announce the birth of their daughter, Monica Peyton Gail Pierce. She was born Nov. 28 at Clark Regional Medical Center.

William David Smallwood, husband of Amy Tipton Smallwood and the son of the late Robert Dale and Betty Baker Smallwood, was born in Richmond, Ind., on Oct. 20, 1967, and departed this life in Nicholasville on Jan. 20 at the age of 45 years and 3 months. In addition to his wife, Smallwood is survived by one son, Noah Gaithel Smallwood of Nicholasville; two brothers, Keith Smallwood of Beattyville and Freddie Joe Smallwood of Winchester; one sister, Angela Kay Smallwood of Winchester; three uncles, Jim Baker of Nicholasville, David Baker of Paris and Roscoe Pete Baker of Winchester; one aunt, Judy Royce of Winchester; and a host of nieces, nephews, and other relatives and friends.

STANFORD - The case against a man accused of shaking a 6-week-old girl has been waived to a Lincoln County grand jury. Lucas Vinyard, 29, of Star Avenue, waived his preliminary hearing last week. Vinyard allegedly shook the daughter of Kisha Gosser, on Aug. 17. Gosser's daughter suffered broken ribs and hemorrhages in its skull and eyes, according to an arrest citation. When Gosser took her daughter to Fort Logan Hospital, police were notified an injured infant had been admitted.

GABRIEL SCOTT GREEN Kevin Green and Paula Adkins of Olympia announce the birth of their son, Gabriel Scott Green. He was born May 15 at Clark Regional Medical Center. Grandparents are Bridgettee Becraft, Gary Tharp, William Adkins, Sheila Green and Jimmie Green. AMBERLEE NICHOLE TAYLOR Kayla Sparks and Joshua Taylor of West Liberty announce the birth of their daughter, Amberlee Nichole. She was born May 17 at Clark Regional Medical Center. Grandparents are James and Sharon Sparks of West Liberty and Junior and Marcia Taylor of Campton.

Ms. Janie Wise and Mr. Doug Wise of Winchester are pleased to announce the engagement of their son, Matthew Wise, to Charity Johnson, daughter of William and Betty Phillips of Beattyville. The wedding will take place Feb. 21 at 2:30 p.m. at Central Baptist Church. The groom is a 2001 graduate of George Rogers Clark High School and a member of the Army National Guard. The bride-to-be is a 2003 graduate of Lee County High School. Both are employed at EDS.

William David Smallwood, husband of Amy Tipton Smallwood and the son of the late Robert Dale and Betty Baker Smallwood, was born in Richmond, Ind., on Oct. 20, 1967, and departed this life in Nicholasville on Jan. 20 at the age of 45 years and 3 months. In addition to his wife, Smallwood is survived by one son, Noah Gaithel Smallwood of Nicholasville; two brothers, Keith Smallwood of Beattyville and Freddie Joe Smallwood of Winchester; one sister, Angela Kay Smallwood of Winchester; three uncles, Jim Baker of Nicholasville, David Baker of Paris and Roscoe Pete Baker of Winchester; one aunt, Judy Royce of Winchester; and a host of nieces, nephews, and other relatives and friends.

STANFORD - The case against a man accused of shaking a 6-week-old girl has been waived to a Lincoln County grand jury. Lucas Vinyard, 29, of Star Avenue, waived his preliminary hearing last week. Vinyard allegedly shook the daughter of Kisha Gosser, on Aug. 17. Gosser's daughter suffered broken ribs and hemorrhages in its skull and eyes, according to an arrest citation. When Gosser took her daughter to Fort Logan Hospital, police were notified an injured infant had been admitted.

BAILEY NICOLE HENRY Derrik W. Henry and Cortney A. Harmon announce the birth of their daughter, Bailey Nicole Henry. She was born April 8 at Clark Regional Medical Center. Her grandparents are Brock A. and Fran M. Harmon and Willie and Robin L. Henry. PEYTON McKENZIE PHILLIPS Michael and April Phillips of Beattyville announce the birth of their daughter, Peyton McKenzie Phillips. She was born April 8 at Clark Regional Medical Center. Her grandparents are Michael and Robin Phillips of Beattyville and Gary and Ann Gibson.

Benny J. Kidd, 72, husband of the late Lucille Kidd passed away Monday, Dec. 20, at 8:18 a.m. at his home. Mr. Kidd was the son of the late Charles Brack Kidd and Nettie Jane Couch. He was a native of Beattyville and a self employed floor refinisher. He was a member of Ark of Mercy. Additional survivors include four sons and four daughters-in-law, Randy (Kelly) Kidd of Winchester, Bill (Kimberly) Kidd of Lexington, Donnie (Betty) Redmon of Lexington, and Ronnie (Terry) Redmon of Lawrenceburg; two daughters and one-son-inlaw, Polly (Jimmy)

CHARLES DAVID KLEBE Emily Powell and Ted Klebe announce the birth of their son, Charles David Klebe. He was born June 10 at Clark Regional Medical Center. His grandparents are James and Anna Powell. MCKENZIE LEANN WALKER Travis Walkee and Niki Davis of Jeffersonville announce the birth of their daughter, McKenzie Leann Walker. She was born June 10 at Clark Regional Medical Center. Her grandparents are David and Carolyn Walker of Means and Robert Davis and Teresa Moore of Mount Sterling.

Ms. Janie Wise and Mr. Doug Wise of Winchester are pleased to announce the engagement of their son, Matthew Wise, to Charity Johnson, daughter of William and Betty Phillips of Beattyville. The wedding will take place Feb. 21 at 2:30 p.m. at Central Baptist Church. The groom is a 2001 graduate of George Rogers Clark High School and a member of the Army National Guard. The bride-to-be is a 2003 graduate of Lee County High School. Both are employed at EDS.