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Decisions on budget must be smart ones

Seldom would you think that elected officials would have to justify keeping their budget the same.

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Central girls had a tough year no matter the view

SHEPHERDSVILLE – There is no doubt about it that his first season at the helm of the Bullitt Central Lady Cougars was not a good one for Kyle Roach.

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East baseball thinking big despite new district

MOUNT WASHINGTON – New district? No problem for the Bullitt East Charger baseball team this spring.

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BBB tips on March Madness

With local teams making it to the NCAA, the Better Business Bureau wants to warn the public about scams related to March Madness.

Major sporting events like the NCAA tournament almost always inspire scammers to capitalize on the scarcity of tickets and fans’ desire to snap up souvenirs or team jerseys. The BBB advises fans to check out offers with the BBB before spending their hard-earned cash.

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Sen. Hornback discusses education, drugs and religious freedom, among other issues before the GA

FRANKFORT – The 2013 General Assembly Session is nearing its end with the Senate working overtime to ensure important bills and resolutions are being considered and passed.

This week, the Senate addressed issues related to education, drugs, victim protection, special taxing districts and religious freedom, among others.

The Senate continues to place a high priority on strengthening Kentucky's educational opportunities which is evidenced by the adoption of Senate Bill 176 and 97.

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BUDGET: Co. attorney needs stable funding

SHEPHERDSVILLE – Although the county judge’s proposed 2013-14 budget is not due to the magistrates until May 1, Bullitt County Attorney Monica Meredith Robinson was taking a proactive stance.

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Answer to concern gives relief in MW

MOUNT WASHINGTON - A deficit in the city’s January treasurer’s report recently drew concern from a Mount Washington councilman.

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Best in the State: BC teacher has no fear of using technology

SHEPHERDSVILLE - Some high school students don’t like it when a teacher gets too technical with them.

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Renfrow named interim leader; board begins search for director

SHEPHERDSVILLE – While it will be some time before a replacement is named to succeed the outgoing director of the Bullitt County Health Department the board of health recently chose a familiar face to serve in the interim.

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Youth job fair, scholarship session set for Hillview

HILLVIEW — Youth in the northern part of Bullitt County may get an opportunity to receive some information on the summer job market and how that may also lead into a college education.

Mickey Cheatham, a member of the Hillview City Council, said that Michael Gritton of KentuckianaWorks will present a seminar to youngsters and their parents on March 26.

The purpose of the workshop is to inform those ages 16-21 about summer work opportunities and assistance students may receive to attend college.

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