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DSHS welcomes inaugural FFA chapter (opens the original)
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The Future Farmers of America have found a new home at Dawson Springs High School. In July, Dawson Springs Independent Schools hired the husband-wife duo of Jim and Kala Ford. With degrees in Agribusiness and Agriculture Technology, respectively, the Fords have made an agriculture department a reality at the high school. As soon as school began for the 2026-27 session, the Future Farmers of America organization, more commonly known as FFA, was formed for the first time at DSHS. The inaugural cha
Dawson Springs' vacation program stuck in limbo (opens the original)
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Last Wednesday's special called meeting of the Dawson Springs City Council was one where all voices were heard. However, Mayor Jenny Sewell and City Administrator Julie Sellers did all the talking for the first 82 minutes. The topic of the discussion was the municipality's vacation buy back program and the fact that if each of the nine employees take part, it will cost the city $8,756.80. According to Sellers and Sewell, the city cannot afford to offer this benefit. "My heart rate has been over
New SRO arrives in Dawson Springs (opens the original)
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As of Tuesday, the Dawson Springs Independent School District has a School Resource Officer. The position was vacant for eight months. Justin W. Jones, a retired sergeant with the Madisonville Police Department, was sworn in by Dawson Springs City Clerk Martha Hamby and filled the vacancy, much to the delight of all stakeholders. Jones, a native of Rabbit Ridge, is quite familiar with the town of Dawson Springs. "I do my shopping here in Dawson â when people ask where I'm from, I say, 'I'm fro
DSIS back-to-School Bash welcomes Panthers tonight (opens the original)
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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 districtâs 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 w
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