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Today's Features

  • Derby Time!

     Churchill Downs wasn’t the only place to see Derby hats this year.

    The Multi-Purpose Community Action Agency Senior Center held its annual Derby Day lunch party.

    Patrons wore specially-made Derby hats distributed by the Bullitt County Arts Council.

    For more information about the MPCAA Senior Center call 543-3455.

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  • Bullish on Education

     The Bullitt County Foundation for Education decided to take the bull by the horns in its annual fundraiser. The organization provides funding for classroom projects when money may not be available in the budget.

     

    The pictures are good but click here for video action --  including the superintendent on the bull.

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  • Hillview City Fair set for this weekend

     HILLVIEW - It will come early this year, but it will offer the same fun as every other year.

    The annual Hillview City Fair, presented by the Zoneton Trowel Club, will take place May 18-20 at the Hillview Government Center.

    Harlen Compton, representing the club, said the event dates were changed from June to May due to carnival company accessibility and an effort to avoid conflicting with other similar events such as the Bullitt County Fair.

    “We hope it’ll also make it easier for students still in school to attend,” he added.

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  • Bullish on Education

     The Bullitt County Foundation for Education decided to take the bull by the horns in its annual fundraiser. The organization provides funding for classroom projects when money may not be available in the budget. The pictures are good but click here for video action --  including the superintendent on the bull.

    Click here to read more...
  • Maryville Elementary teachers live dream of performing in live theatre

     PIONEER VILLAGE - Just like Cinderella living her dream at the ball, two local teachers will experience the dream of performing live in a play.

    Maryville Elementary instructors Jennifer Cornell and Kelly Aikman will appear in the Wilderness Trail Players presentation of Cinderella at St. Luke Catholic Church on May 12-14.

    Based at St. Luke, the Wilderness Trail Players was founded in 1991, their name based on Blue Lick Road once being referred to as the Wilderness Trail.

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  • Sanders fights for children in battle to gain support payments

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - Among the many duties performed by the Bullitt County Attorney’s Office, one of the most important is representing the best interests of innocent victims.

    Efforts to increase the collection of delinquent child support payments has become a speciality to one employee, Nicole Sanders. The single mother of four serves as a child support intake worker, investigating cases in search of proper financial collection.

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  • Kentucky Derby... Little Flock Style

     An entire festival celebrated in one event, and all for a good cause. Little Flock Christian Academy hosted a parade in the church parking lot, centering around the events of the annual Kentucky Derby Festival.

    Different classes supported different themes, such as the Great Balloon Race, the Great Bed Races, even the Kenducky Derby, while other classes promoted the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

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  • ANNIE Jr. at SES

     The stars of tomorrow came out for a special performance at Shepherdsville Elementary.

    The school hosted a musical performance, Annie Jr., over three nights as part of an evening of dinner and entertainment.

    Led by SES music instructor Stacey Stults, students sang, danced and acted their way through the classical tale of the red-headed orphan in 1930s New York City.

    Members of the Bullitt Lick Middle School and Bullitt Central High School music departments assisted with the production, as well as SES staff members.

     

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  • LOYALTY DAY in LJ

     LEBANON JUNCTION—For the first time ever, the annual Loyalty Day celebration was held in Lebanon Junction.

    Guests from across the state visited the city to watch the parade and gather at the memorial after to hear the speakers.

    Loyalty Day occurs on May 1 every year and is a day dedicated to showing loyalty to the United States. It also spotlights the heritage of American freedom.

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  • National Day of Prayer

      Despite a persistent rain, around 100 people came out to celebrate the National Day of Prayer in Shepherdsville City Park.

    For more photos from the event, click here.

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