Today's News

Hold on for a wild ride.

We’re not talking about an amusement park. We’re talking about the various traffic projects throughout the county.

While figuring out how to get on and off Interstate 65 has been a mystery for many the past couple of months, there is a new maze game to play on Highway 61.

As road crews work to get the four-lane extension from Cardinal Drive to the John Harper Highway completed, motorists had better put on their helmets and pretend to be a Formula I road racer as there are some interesting twists and turns.

SHEPHERDSVILLE - A large turnout showed representatives from The Center for Women and Families that the Bullitt County community cares.

A great deal of local effort and involvement helped lead to the opening of a new Bullitt County CWF location.

Local officials and community members gathered for the ribbon cutting and grand opening at the facility, located near the campus of St. Aloysius Catholic Church.

As my nine-year-old continues to remind me daily, it’s just over two months to Christmas.

Of course, my response is that every day is Christmas to many children, including my own.

But as we approach that time of year, it also means that it is time to flip the old calendar.

Yes, 2010 will be another year but for many it will be a special year -- it is an election year.

From a journalist’s standpoint, it is awful.

I guess if you were covering a national election, it might be different. You would be covering a particular candidate.

HILLVIEW - For years, sights of seeing young children - and adults - visit the corner of Hillview Boulevard and Brookley Drive to see a live nativity scene with real animals have become common.

But the members of Hillview Community Christian Church will be adding to the holiday production this December.

The Walk to Bethlehem will bring live scenes of five activities on that walk will be presented Dec. 4-6 from 7-9 p.m.

“We wanted to step it up a notch,” said producer Betty Schooling.