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Spalding volleyball getting three from NB

HEBRON ESTATES – One stop recruiting.

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Charger tennis teams fall to tough opponents

MOUNT WASHINGTON – The Bullitt East boys’ tennis program battled some of the top teams in the Eighth Region last week, falling in tough matches to regional powers North Bullitt (4-1) and Western Hills (3-2).

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Those interested in DAR chapter must attend Saturday meeting

SHEPHERDSVILLE - A required preliminary Daughters of American Revolution meeting will be held at March 30, at 11 a.m. in the meeting room of the Bullitt County Ridgway Library regarding the formation of the new DAR chapter for Bullitt County.

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School system picks up property near NBHS for future expansion

HEBRON ESTATES – As land for expansion on most school sites continues to shrink, Bullitt County officials recently made a deal that will serve well for the future.

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Ballard ruins BC’s opener

SHEPHERDSVILLE – One week, one game

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BE softball drops one, but wins two Saturday

MOUNT WASHINGTON – The Bullitt East Lady Chargers lost for the first time this season on Wednesday, but the team’s hot start continued on Saturday as the red and gold beat two strong foes.

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One tourism event you won’t see in Bullitt County

SHEPHERDSVILLE - The staff at The Pioneer News wishes staff writer Alex Wimsatt the best as he moves on to a new position with Bullitt County Tourism.

As a friendly gesture to his service with the newspaper, I agreed to cover his first scheduled Tourism event over the past weekend, one with an Easter theme.

Since I would be pressed for time this week with Alex's departure, I decided to audiotape the event coverage, which would then be tied into a feed for one of our flunkies at the office to also hear and then transcribe for the paper.

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Zoneton class takes top honors in nation for Carnegie work

ZONETON - No matter how much pizza you start with and how many slices you remove, there’s a very good chance 8th graders in Brittany Johnston’s math class can determine how much is left.

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RV sales owner in Jefferson, Bullitt pleads guilty

FRANKFORT - Attorney General Jack Conway today announced the guilty plea and sentencing of the former owner of an automobile and recreational vehicle (RV) consignment business in Louisville and Bullitt County.

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Hillview looks at STAR, other training

HILLVIEW – City officials talked about making mandatory training for those who sell alcohol at local businesses.

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