Events

 Orange you glad to be back at school again?

Hebron Middle School hosted a Back to School Bash for students and their families, as well as teachers and staff who all attended wearing their orange Hebron attire.

Cornhole, bouncies and a DJ were all part of the outdoor fun, while a book fair was established in the school’s lobby.

Concessions were provided courtesy of the Hebron PTSA.

The Bullitt County CASA program held its annual Summer’s Night Out gala to benefit the program.

John and Allen provided the music while others browsed through the raffle items.

Dinner was also served for this major fund-raiser.

Court Appointed Special Advocates are community volunteers who represent children that are involved in legal system proceedings. For information visit www.bccasa.org.

 For the second year, the Bullitt County Chamber of Commerce has hosted a Progressive Dinner.

Guests started with a salad at Paroquet Springs Conference Centre and then went to Forest Edge Winery for some wine and appetizers. They finished up at the Jim Beam Stillhouse for dinner and live auction.

Sponsors were Jim Beam, Park Community Credit Union, L&N Federal Credit Union and Fort Knox Federal Credit Union.

See more event photos by Stephanie Jessie in the multimedia section of www.pioneernews.net.

 SHEPHERDSVILLE - It wasn’t a Brad Paisley or Taylor Swift concert, but the students and teachers at Shepherdsville and Nichols Elementary still received a special surprise.

Corporate employees from Amazon.com fulfilled teacher wish lists and personally delivered items to the schools as part of the company’s Teacher’s Classroom Wishes Come True program.

The event was a total surprise at each school, with the company secretly working through Shepherdsville/Nichols Family Resource Coordinator Traci Gould to plan individual school assemblies.