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Today's News

  • Lady Cougars win with maturity

     HEBRON ESTATES - With the third-rated team in the Sixth Region, coach Bryan Bates knew that Friday night’s game was no normal contest.

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  • COYLE'S CORNER 01/19/11

     This week Paul Coyle takes a look at the Shepherdsville City Council's attempts to generate more revenue.

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  • Indictments sought in connection to area robberies

     SHEPHERDSVILLE – The Shepherdsville Police Department has sought indictments on Luke A. Hasty and Solomon S. Evans for Robbery 1st degree for the November robbery of the Cash Express and the robberies of the Dollar General Store (Shepherdsville Square) and the Advanced America Cash (Shepherds Crossing), both in January.

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  • Attorney reported missing; another prosecutor resigns

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - For the second time in the past four months, law enforcement officials are looking for a missing attorney who has ties to Shepherdsville.

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  • Two Monday wins

        SHEPHERDSVILLE - Just barely beating the snow that would cancel school the next day, both the Bullitt Central Lady Cougars and the North Bullitt Lady Eagles picked up expected wins last Monday.
        For Bullitt Central, coach Bryan Bates' team scored over 85 points for the third straight game as they ran past Iroquois 85-44. The Lady Raiders won the state tournament two years ago, but they have fallen on hard times since then.

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  • Troutman fuels East past Western

        LOUISVILLE - A two-day delay to the start of the 2011 Boys’ Louisville Invitational Tournament for the Bullitt East Chargers didn’t prove to be a problem.
        Finally getting on the court on Thursday at Doss High School instead of Bellarmine University’s Knights’ Hall because of snow on Tuesday, the Chargers got a huge game from Rusty Troutman to beat Sixth Region rival Western 69-62.

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  • It Counts!! Chargers upset state’s top team in OT

        LOUISVILLE - Perhaps the biggest shot in Bullitt East basketball history shouldn’t have counted, but it did, and that was all that mattered Friday as the Chargers stunned Jeffersontown 56-54 in overtime in the quarter-finals of the 2011 Boys’ Louisville Invitational Tournament.

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  • Eastern shoots down BE’s magic carpet ride

        LOUISVILLE - Even the best ride at Disney World eventually comes to an end.
        The Bullitt East Chargers were reminded of that on Saturday morning as a remarkable 40-hour run in the 2011 Boys’ Louisville Invitational Tournament came to an end against eventual champion Eastern 88-52 in Saturday morning’s first semi-final.

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  • MW continues to ‘mock’ Sunday sales vote

         MOUNT WASHINGTON - Near the end of the 2009-2010 Council city officials considered a measure introduced by then councilman Gary Lawson that would have permitted establishments with by-the-drink licenses to sell mixed drinks on Sundays after 1 p.m.

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  • Scholarship contest asks for dreams

        Kentucky students in grades K-6 have a chance to win $1,500 toward college and $500 for their school in the Dream Out Loud Challenge.
         Students are invited to submit an original drawing, poem, essay or video answering the question “How will I change the world after I go to college?”
        The challenge, sponsored by the Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust (KESPT), is intended to remind families that it is never too early to start saving and planning for higher education.

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