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Today's News

  • Great relief for Chargers football

    MOUNT WASHINGTON – There was a huge sigh of relief that could have registered on a Richter scale in Mount Washington recently when the Kentucky High School Athletic Association posted the four-year average for student body size for all 221 schools in the state that play football.

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  • BC holds-off late run; East is short in OT

    SHEPHERDSVILLE – Bad weather this winter has forced a lot of changes to the local basketball schedules and that was certainly the case late last week for both the boys’ teams from Bullitt Central and Bullitt East.
    Bullitt Central had long been scheduled for play Whitefield Academy on Thursday, but because of recent problems, Whitefield had to reschedule a game with Fern Creek and one of the few dates was on Thursday. So, the Bullitt Central game with Whitefield will now be played on Monday, Feb. 17 at Whitefield.

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  • Second quarter surge pushes BE past NB

     MOUNT WASHINGTON – Not even Mother Nature could stop the most anticipated intra-county game of the season

         Despite the fact that Bullitt County students did not attend school at all last week, the girls’ basketball game on Wednesday with North Bullitt visiting Bullitt East went on (as did all games the rest of the week) as scheduled. Despite the decision on the game being played not being made until almost noon, it was a loud and passionate crowd that took in the game.

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  • BBB Warns: Beware of Valentine’s Scams

      Valentine’s Day is right around the corner! Scam artists take advantage of every major event or holiday to launch scams, and Valentine’s Day is no exception! BBB warns, look out for these scams:

    Social Media Scams

    Beware of any “free” love giveaways, like flowers, perfumes, or vacations. These “free” giveaways take you to a third-party site, where your personal information can be compromised.

    Phishing

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  • Dumpster ordinance debated in Mt. Wash.

    MOUNT WASHINGTON-- The stink continued over the dumpster ordinance at Monday's Mount Washington City Council meeting.

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  • MW council tables vote on rezoning issue

     MOUNT WASHINGTON--Mount Washington city council members continued with their doubts about a rezoning ordinance.

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  • ROADSHOW for the week beginning February 10, 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. 

    Pothole patching, sweeping, drain & ditch cleaning, pavement marking, and maintenance crews may work on major interstates in the Louisville Metro area only during non-peak daytime hours and at night.  

    Motorists should watch for roadside maintenance and pavement marking crews on interstates and highways throughout the rest of the district on a daily basis. 

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  • Fox Chase debates looks to find way to deal with abandoned homes inside city

     FOX CHASE - Some huffing and puffing led the Fox Chase city council closer to blowing down the legal barrier pertaining to abandoned houses.

    The council hopes to enable the city more enforcement of legal restrictions toward vacant and abandoned properties.

    Currently the city cannot enforce certain rules and laws because the city's homeowners' association, established prior to the city's incorporation, covered the "subdivision" of Fox Chase, including areas with houses.

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  • Victim still not named in fatal wreck on US31

     MOUNT WASHINGTON--A single vehicle fatal accident over the weekend at Bardstown Road and Waterford Road has left some with lots of questions.

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  • Woman dies in hotel room fire

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - A woman died in a fire Sunday morning in a Shepherdsville hotel.

    Shepherdsville fire officials were called to the Days Inn around 8:20 a.m. on Sunday after a family heard the smoke detector and called for assistance.

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