Masonic Home of Shelbyville is one of five in the state competing for the honor of Facility of the Year.

Last week the Kentucky Association of Health Care Facilities named Masonic Home the best in its central district, which qualifies it automatically for the statewide award, which will be announced Nov. 12.

Debby Head and Libby Pollett have combined for more than 50 years of classroom experience as elementary teachers in Shelbyville, not to mention 18 years each in educational consulting.

They’ve developed a positive reputation across the country through the work of their publishing company, bby Publications, which got its name from the shared “bby” that ends both of their first names, and their consulting firm, Head-Pollett Consultants, Inc.

When Debbie Colvin found out she had won a drawing at Commonwealthbe used in place of the primary database system.
The standby database system is kept up to date to accurately and timely reproduce the information in the primary database system. Typically, redo log records (“redo records”) are transmitted automatically from the primary database system to the standby database system. Information from the redo logs regarding changes that were made on the primary database system are used to replicate changes to the standby database system.
There are two types of standby database systems, a physical standby database system and logical standby database systems, which differ in the way they replicate information. In a logical replication system, operations performed on the primary system are sent to the standby system, and these operations then performed again on the standby system. Thus, the standby