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Events

  • A Night at the Chamber

    The Bullitt County Chamber of Commerce recently held its annual awards dinner. Several members were honored during the event.

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  • HOLIDAYS: NOVEMBER 2011

      A list of holidays, festivals, designations and special events scheduled during the month of November 2011:

    NOVEMBER 2011

    MONTH:

    Adoption

    AIDS Awareness

    Alzheimer's Disease Awareness

    American Diabetes

    American Indian Heritage

    Aviation History

    Banana Pudding Lovers

    Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Awareness

    Diabetes

    Diabetic Eye Disease

    Epilepsy Awareness

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  • TAPP hosts Halloween

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - The littlest trick-or-treaters of them all gathered together for their first halloween party.

    The Riverview Opportunities Center Teenage Parenting Program (TAPP) hosted its 12th annual party for students and families.

    This year's group featured eight current TAPP babies in costume.

    Other TAPP students that are still expecting assisted with serving punch and treats.

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  • Three fire departments to host community treats

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - Zoneton Fire Department has been the community place to go for kids on Halloween the past few years.

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  • Annual Farm Bureau meeting a success

     The 2011 annual meeting of the Bullitt County Farm Bureau was held Saturday evening, September 17 at the Bullitt County Extension Office on Halls Lane in Shepherdsville.

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  • Veterans Day BBQ Blast at MW Center

     The Mount Washington AARP Chapter will host a Veterans Day BBQ Blast on Friday, Nov. 11, at the Ralph Lutes Senior Citizens Center in Mount Washington.

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  • The sweet sounds of Colorfest 2011

     Dylan Ferris, 8, of Louisville, spent some time Saturday playing a musical instrument while taking part in the annual Colorfest celebration at Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest.

    The two-day event draws thousands to see the beautiful colors and the many family activities on the grounds.

    See more photos from Stephen Thomas in the multimedia section of www.pioneernews.net.

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  • Hebron, Crossroads could be Gleeful if enough votes cast

     HEBRON ESTATES - Two Bullitt County schools hope to shout with glee upon receiving much-needed funding for their respective music programs.

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  • Second Sunday

     HILLVIEW - Ken Schultz might be a former weatherman, but he brought along great weather for the annual 2nd Sunday event in Bullitt County.

    Schultz acted as grand marshal of the event in Hillview, leading patrons on an opening walk.

    Some 200 people participated at both the Hillview and Shepherdsville designated locations. The 2nd Sunday program was developed by the Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service.

    Joining Schultz was Dr. Praveen Arla, representing the Arla Health Fair, an event tied in with 2nd Sunday.

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  • Never too tired to unload more tires

     Thousands of tires were taken to property off Cedar Grove Road last week as part of the state amnesty day.

    Bullitt County solid waste coordinator Larry Hatfield didn’t have an estimate yet but he predicted well over 25,000 tires were disposed of in the state program.

    Inmates helped unload and constable Charlie Wright directed motorists.

    The program was funded by the state.

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