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Today's News

  • COYLE'S CORNER
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  • No Thacker. No Problem. East beats Fairdale

        FAIRDALE - No Kayla Thacker was no problem for the Bullitt East Lady Chargers on Tuesday as the red and gold rolled on the road to a 48-32 victory over Fairdale, taking a stranglehold on the top spot in the 24th District seeding race.

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  • Southern gets the best from Eagles in two

        HEBRON ESTATES - For the first time since the two schools both became members of the 24th District, Southern pulled a sweep on Tuesday, taking both games in a girl/boy doubleheader.

        Despite playing at home, it was slow starts in both games that proved to be too difficult for the Eagle teams to overcome.

        First, the North Bullitt Lady Eagles fell behind 19-9 in the first quarter and trailed 35-20 halftime. Not even a 29-point fourth quarter could rally the Lady Eagles as Southern won 71-62.

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  • Ice Cold - Lady Chargers fall in LIT opener

        LOUISVILLE - There is never a good time to have a bad shooting night, but the Bullitt East Lady Chargers found one of the worst times of the season to misfire during a 35-28 loss to Sacred Heart in the team’s opening round game of the 2010 Girls’ Louisville Invitational Tournament.

        Bullitt East, the fourth-seeded team in the tournament, lost to fifth-seeded Sacred Heart a night after the Valkyries had barely beaten 12th-seeded Fern Creek 51-49.

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  • Bullitt Central Homecoming: Friday night slights for Central

        SHEPHERDSVILLE - The running joke is that for homecoming, you schedule a team you think you have a chance to defeat.

        For Bullitt Central, there was no cakewalk on Friday.

        As a matter of fact, the Cougars faced two of the most athletic teams in Jefferson County.

        While the king and queen may have gone home happy, there was little joy in the Bullitt Central locker rooms.

    Turnovers kill Lady Cougars

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  • Cunningham wants to be jailer

        SHEPHERDSVILLE - Having worked at the Bullitt County Detention Center for eight years, Neil Cunningham has a good idea of what makes the corrections facility tick.

        Now, he hopes to bring some of his own ideas to the facility as its next jailer.

        Cunningham, 35, is making his first run at political office. The current officeholder, Danny Fackler, is not running for re-election.

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  • Special Valentine Day lunch to help museum

    MOUNT WASHINGTON - This ValentineDay is going to be a historic event for many couples in Mount Washington.

    Mount Washington’s Lloyd House Museum is currently under construction and in need of some serious repairs before it can be made available for public enjoyment.

    In an effort to get things up and running for the community, the Mount Washington Historical Society in collaboration with the Kettle Creek Restaurant are hosting a fund raising luncheon.

    It will be held at Kettle Creek on Sunday, Feb. 14, from 11am to 2pm.

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  • Bullitt Central, Bennett get first shot at new trophies

        SHEPHERDSVILLE - The start of a new year was the start of a new tradition.

        After five years, the title sponsor of the football Bullitt County Cup and the Bullitt County Player of the Year has changed.

        Tim Gonterman and Mark Schmid were present to present Bullitt Central’s Jeremaie Bennett with the Player of the Year honor for a second year in a row.

        And they were present to hand the new Bullitt Cup award to Bullitt Central head coach Dan Leasor and principal Christy Coulter.

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  • Bullitt teams stay in Sixth Region

    SHEPHERDSVILLE - Cancel the moving van.

    In a surprising turn of events, the Kentucky High School Athletic Association’s Board of Control on Wednesday voted 16-1 not to accept a recommendation from the Metro Area Athletic Directors to realign the Sixth and Seventh Regions for basketball, baseball and softball, a move that would have shifted the three Bullitt County schools from the Sixth to the Seventh Region.

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  • Tips for better Valentine Day

        Valentine’s Day can be costly, not only to our pocket books but also our environment. Think green this Valentine’s Day.

        These tips will help you treat your pocket book and the Earth right on this romantic night:

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