Today's Features

 From elected officials to medical nurses, students at Maryville Elementary had an opportunity Friday to get some insight on to possible career choices.

Pioneer Village Police chief D.J. Reynolds tells students about his profession.

Representives from UPS let students wear brown shirts and showed scale-model delivery trucks.

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

 MOUNT WASHINGTON - Having advanced through preliminary judging, the team of three Bullitt East Students known as the Mount Washington Youth Chamber of Preservationists (aka the “Youth COPs”) joined with over 5,000 students of all ages from over 400 schools representing 100 Kentucky districts at the Lexington Convention Center for the annual state finals of the Student Technology Leadership Program (STLP) competition.

 HEBRON ESTATES - Girl Scouts of all ages, volunteers, staff and special guests gathered at Camp Shantituck on Saturday, March 30, to bury a time capsule to be opened in 25 years, when the much-loved Bullitt County camp turns 110. IIncluded the capsule are notes from current Girl Scout members, assorted patches, and a letter from current Girl Scout board president Cynthia Weller.

 Students at Mount Washington Elementary spent the past several months working on a play.

Casting for the play written and directed by playwright L. Henry Dowell started back in December.

After working and rehearsing the play for two months, it was ready to present to the student body and the public in March.

Library Media Specialist Karyn Hutchins said it was the fifth year the Mount Washington Elementary students had performed works by Dowell and it has become an annual event.