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Events

  • Shine Your Light set for Nov. 7 in Mt. Washington

     The community of Mount Washington, Ky., is asking churches, organizations and individuals to unite to Shine Your Light Wednesday, Nov. 7 from 9 to 9:30 p.m. by standing side by side along sidewalks and streets in Mount Washington with candles or flashlights to shine forth a light of good will, faith and hope. 

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  • MW Fire Department Halloween Bash Oct. 28

     The Mount Washington Fire Protection District's annual Halloween Bash will be held Sunday, Oct. 28 at Fire Station 1, 772 N. Bardstown Rd. 6-9 p.m. 

    There will lots of activities for the whole family, including live music, a scavenger hunt and a hay-ride through the field behind the fire station. 

    Kids can play games, jump on an inflatable bouncer and slide, get temporary tattoos and participate in the MWFPD Halloween Bash Costume Contest. 

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  • First Baptist of Shepherdsville to celebrate its 175th anniversary

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - The First Baptist Church of Shepherdsville will be observing its 175th anniversary on Oct. 31-Nov. 4.

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  • Brooks Run stream walk set to be held again on Saturday, October 27

     HILLVIEW - The annual effort to help clean up the Brooks Run stream will be held on Saturday, Oct. 27.

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  • Domestic violence awareness activities Saturday

     The second annual community awareness day will be held in observe Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

    The event will run from 9:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. in the Shepherdsville City Park.

    The Bullitt County Sheriff’s Office and the Center for Women and Families will sponsor the event.

    Activities are free and open to the public.

    At 9:30 a.m., a walk will be held in honor of Kim Nugent, a victim of domestic violence.

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  • Colorfest makes annual Bernheim visit

     CLERMONT - Seventeen years of celebration may result in the best event Bernheim Forest has ever hosted.

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  • Kentucky Wineries Association's Wine Festival

     CLERMONT - While the Kentucky Wineries Association's Wine Festival 2012 is sure to attract wine lovers from all over, you don't have to be 21 to enjoy this family-friendly event.

    KWA treasurer and past president Eddie ODaniel, who is helping organize the first-ever event, invited everyone to join their friends for an afternoon of fall color with lots of music, food and, of course, local wines. 

    As ODaniel pointed out, the festival will cooincide with Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest's annual fall celebration, ColorFest. 

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  • Diabetes Walk for Fitness

     Several dozen walkers of all ages came out recently to participate in a walk around the Cedar Grove Business Park to raise awareness to the fight against diabetes.

    The KIPDA Rural Diabetes Coalition sponsored the Tri-County Walking Challenge started at the Anytime Fitness facility in the shopping center.

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  • THE BOOM IS BACK: Access found, Knob Creek event is back

     WEST POINT - Considering the area lost millions when a collapsed bridge forced the Knob Creek Gun Range to cancel its Spring Machine Gun Shoot, local officials and business leaders alike held out hope that a new bridge would be constructed in time for the fall shoot. 

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  • Coming back home to Lebanon Junction

     The Old Fashion Days festival in Lebanon Junction had some cool but dry weather over the weekend.

    One of the highlights of the two-day event is the parade on Saturday morning.

    From a four-wheeled dune buggy to a four-legged horse-drawn carriage, a large crowd turned out the parade.

    Check The Pioneer News next week for pageant winners, and check for more photos from Alex Wimsatt in the multimedia section of www.pioneernews.net.

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