Today's News

 SHEPHERKDSVILLE - Meditation wasn't listed in financial expert Marty Brown's suggestions.

 For the third time this month a wave of winter weather hit Bullitt County.

The county received about three inches of snow early Wednesday morning from a system that was not quite expected.

The National Weather Service in Louisville originally forecast the storm front to remain further south of the county.

The blanket of snow caused Bullitt County Public Schools to close. The announcement was made shortly before 5 a.m.

By midday main roads were cleared and back roads were fair.

  Jose Rosario was presented a Congressional Letter of Commendation from U.S. Rep. Brett Guthrie for his work researching and bringing to light the work done by Henry Mattingly, who was awarded the Medal of Honor for serving in the Civil War.

Steve Miller made the presentation and Rosario was joined by LJ mayor Butch Sweat and many of the volunteers who make the Bullitt County History Museum special.

 SHEPHERDSVILLE - For years, fans of basketball programs in Louisville and Memphis were always at odds. It was a heated rivalry.