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Today's News

  • County budget includes spots for financial officer, planner

     SHEPHERDSVILLE -- With little fanfare, the 2014-15 budget was approved Wednesday by Bullitt Fiscal Court.

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  • Sanitation district will apply for revised grant funding; Marvin residents excluded

    SHEPHERDSVILLE -- A grant application to help extend sewer service to several areas will move forward once again.

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  • BC's May signs to bowling team at Louisville

    SHEPHERDSVILLE – The dream of bowling at the college level came true for Bullitt Central senior Ridge May recently when he agreed to join the program at the University of Louisville.

         May is the first to say that he is more of a University of Kentucky fan, but that school doesn’t have a bowling program. That made it easy to stay close to home and bowl for the team coached by Bob Hellerich, who also is the head coach at Manual High School and saw May bowl many times over the past few years.

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  • Lady Cougar Volleyball Camp

    SHEPHERDSVILLE--There was plenty of fun and action recently as the Bullitt Central Lady Cougar Youth Volleyball Camp.

    The three-night event drew roughly 50 girls to the Cougars' Gym for three hours of setting, serving hitting and blocking drills on two courts.

    The camp was under the direction of new Bullitt Central head coach Karen Vogt who stepped over to the Lady Cougar program after being an assistant coach at Bullitt East.

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  • ROADSHOW for the week beginning June 30, 2014

    Inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstances may occur, so the information below is strictly of an advisory nature and is subject to change with no notice.

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  • BC and NB teams eligible for both LIT events in 2015

     SHEPHERDSVILLE – We are now firmly in the ‘dead period.’

         Fortunately, as of today, there is no word of any vampires, ghosts or zombies walking through any of our athletic facilities.

         The ‘dead period’ is the creation of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association. It is a two-week period from June 25 to July 9 in which high school coaches and athletic facilities and equipment cannot be in use.

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  • BE's Pfister to continue hoops at Midway

     MOUNT WASHINGTON – After playing in 124 games for the Bullitt East Lady Chargers, senior forward Courtney Pfister decided that her future basketball prospects were best suited for Midway College in central Kentucky.

         Late in the spring, Pfister made it all official, signing with the NAIA Division II school in a ceremony in the Bullitt East Media Center. Pfister signed in front of her teammates, parents, friends and coaches.

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  • ELVIS in Lebanon Junction

    LEBANON JUNCTION--Todd Bodenheimer brought his tribute to Elvis to the Wall Street Park in Lebanon Junction. More than 200 people showed up for this free night of singing from one of the top tribute performers in the region.

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  • Tattoo shop owner indicted on drug-related allegations

     SHEPHERDSVILLE -- An owner of a local tattoo parlor has been indicted by the Bullitt County Grand Jury.

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  • Blast, City Fair this week

    SHEPHERDSVILLE--Combining two major events into a single function can be exciting.

    It can also lead to a few snags.

    But no matter, the Bullitt Blast/Shepherdsville City Fair is set to begin its four-day run on Thursday.

    Things will kick off at 6 p.m. on Thursday in the First Street Park along Salt River in Shepherdsville.

    The big event will be the annual Fourth of July fireworks display, set to begin around 9:45 p.m. on Friday.

    Throughout the four days, there will be plenty of activities for all ages.

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