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Bath County Man Wins Big at Cave Run Bingo
A Bath County man has won the “Queen of Hearts” Raffle sponsored by the Morehead Optimist Club as part of their Cave Run Bingo gaming activities. Robin McVey, from Olympia, came to Cave Run Bingo on Friday, August 23rd for his usual evening of bingo fun. That night was his lucky night when his ticket was drawn for a chance to find the “Queen of Hearts” on the board with only eight (8) cards remaining. When he picked card #14 and found the “Queen of Hearts” underneath he won 70% of the $14,834 jackpot and took home $10,384. The other 30%, rounded to $4,450, will be deposited in an endowment fund created by the Optimist Club to fund scholarships for Rowan County students at Morehead State University.
Ending the Summer with art
The Grayson Gallery & Art Center, Inc. will present their end of summer art show, Lots of Fun in the Summertime, with a free opening reception for artists and the public on Friday, August 30 from 6 – 9 p.m. Visitors are encouraged to dress for the hot weather and make plans for a festive evening with fellow artists and arts advocates. Over 40 pieces of original art in various mediums will be on display, with most for sale. Awards and announcements will take place at approximately 7:45 p.m., during which four awards with a $50 cash prize or equivalent purchase prize, will be presented as follows: People’s Choice, by popular vote; GGAC Board Choice; the Pen Lady Award; and the Brandon Click Memorial Award. Catering by Laura will provide light refreshments. Entertainment, starting at 6:30 and continuing throughout the evening until closing time, will be by the band From the Hills. The musicians, who have been performing together for many years, consist of Bill Byerley, lead vocalist; Andy Mayo, vocals, guitars; Jay Mabry, guitars, back-up vocals; Jamie Cain, bass; and Jason Webb on drums. Check them out on their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/fromthehillsband/about.
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