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AAA Urges Caution with Icy Roadways in the Forecast

With the potential for freezing rain forecast to move into the area this evening, AAA wants to remind motorists that driving in such conditions requires extreme caution and has issued tips to help motorists cope with the potentially icy roads.

“The first question you should ask yourself is whether you need to be on the roads,” said Roger Boyd, director of public affairs for AAA. “Icy roads are among the most dangerous conditions a driver can face and if you can avoid driving you should.”

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Proud to be ME at Nichols Elementary

NICHOLS - Proud To Be Me Week was hosted by Nichols Elementary to allow students an opportunity to proudly show who they are.

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Tell state officials what you think on future roadwork

LOUISVILLE – The deadline is quickly approaching and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is looking for input from Bullitt Countians.

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Bills get some action in General Assembly

FRANKFORT–The gavel has fallen on week two of part two of the 2013 Regular Session of the Kentucky General Assembly. A flurry of new bills were filed, bringing the total in the House to 390.

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BC’s Shifflett headed to Morehead for CC/track

SHEPHERDSVILLE – As a middle school student, Alyssa Shifflett didn’t have access to a school-based running program.

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Milestone Moment

Bullitt East basketball coach Troy Barr was presented with a game ball after his team beat Bullitt Central last week for the coaches’ 241st career victory.

Barr was presented the game ball by Bullitt East athletic director Bob Blackburn who held the old mark at 240 wins.

Barr served as an assistant coach to Blackburn before taking over 12 years ago. Barr also played his high school basketball at Bullitt East.

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Shepherdsville will hold line on sewer rates

SHEPHERDSVILLE - Sewers might stink in other areas of Bullitt County, but Shepherdsville appears to smell like a rose.

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College, career buildings get back on track

SHEPHERDSVILLE – Construction work was one of the topics under discussion by the Bullitt County Public School Board during its first monthly work sessions.

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Shepherdsville man arrested for attempted bank robbery

SHEPHERDSVILLE – A 57-year-old man was recently taken into custody for allegedly trying to rob a local bank on Wednesday.

Jackie L. Pruitt of Shepherdsville was charged with robbery in the first degree after witnesses said he attempted to rob the First Federal Savings Bank at 395 Buckman St. in Shepherdsville.

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Kentucky inmate charged with threatening President

LOUISVILLE, Ky – A Kentucky inmate was charged by a federal grand jury meeting in Louisville, Kentucky, today with threatening to take the life of and inflict bodily harm upon the President of the United States and threatening to kill and inflict bodily harm upon the immediate family of the President of the United States, announced David J. Hale, United States Attorney for the Western District of Kentucky.

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