If you’ve been on the square at all in the last year, you have surely noticed change underway. Little by little, the Extreme City Makeover, crept across the square and just beyond its borders, bringing color and life to downtown Charlestown.
The Extreme City Makeover concept was the brainchild of Charlestown Beautification Committee (CBC) member Dixie Busby, who approached the CBC with an idea for a rebirth. After sharing the idea with her creative friend, Deb Wyman, they approached Charlestown Mayor Bob Hall nearly one year ago with the concept and a co‑created book of drawings that spoke of possibilities of what could be.

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The Class of 1975 is very proud of their classmate, Karen Wilson. After graduating, Karen left Charlestown for New York to pursue a career in Broadcasting where she worked for CBS Television. Karen later switched to acting and performed in local theaters in New York City.

Karen will be performing in "Doubt", a local production, at Actor's Theatre in Louisville. The theme of "Doubt" is that a nun suspects a priest of having a relationship with an altar boy. Karen plays the part of Mrs. Muller, the mother of the altar boy. Sister Aloysius confronts Father Flynn after the boy's teacher, Sister James, a young nun, suspects inapropriate behavior between Father Flynn and the boy. A wrenching and dramatic show, "Doubt" may possibly shed light on a very controversial subject matter.

Some of Karen's classmates will attend the Friday, April 23rd performance at 7:30pm to show their support.  They invite other classmates - or other CHS Alumni to join them. 

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