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Today's News

  • Case of threat on judge on to grand jury panel

        SHEPHERDSVILLE - A Bardstown man who allegedly came back from Florida and made threats to harm a local judge will have his case waived to the grand jury.

        Bullitt District Judge Jennifer Porter sent the case against Douglas Matthew Patterson to the grand jury for possible indictment.

        Originally, defense attorney Stephen Wright was hoping to have his client released with a mental evaluation to be done prior to the probable cause hearing.

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  • District seeding games to get serious this week

        SHEPHERDSVILLE - Very little has been decided heading into the final month of the regular season as it pertains to the seeding for the upcoming 24th District basketball tournaments.

        That will all change this week as all five programs will be in action against each other either on Tuesday or Friday.

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  • Motorists better learn how to stop when driving in Hebron Estates

        HEBRON ESTATES - Mayor Jerry Clark can sit and watch his window and observe drivers who don’t know how to make a proper stop at the corner of Garden Drive and East Hebron Lane.

        If he was watching at certain times over the past couple of months, he may have seen motorists receive citations.

        Leroy Lerding, a sheriff’s deputy who is contracted to provide extra police patrol in the city of Hebron Estates, told town board leaders that seven citations had been written over the past couple of months.

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  • Walker proud of accomplishments in 10 years

        LEBANON JUNCTION - Over the first 10 years in office, David Walker has seen many accomplishments both in the county and in his Fourth District.

        With a desire to continue to strive for improvements, Walker has filed for a fourth term on Bullitt Fiscal Court.

        Walker has three opponents in the May primary, where the winner will face a Republican opponent in the fall.

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  • Sunday alcohol sales OK'd: Cundiff gives proponents needed vote

        SHEPHERDSVILLE - Establishments meeting the requirements of the ordinance will soon have an opportunity to sell alcohol by the drink in the city of Shepherdsville on Sundays.

        After several previous attempts, including two in the past 18 months, the council voted 4-2 to approve the Sunday liquor ordinance.

        The decision came after a dozen individuals spoke during a 60-minute discussion.

        Some of the capacity crowd applauded, while others could only shake their heads.

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  • The Faces of Homelessness: Number of those needing help grows in county

    SHEPHERDSVILLE – During the recession how many Bullitt Countians remain one hardship away from homelessness?

    The Shepherd’s Shelter provides services to assist with such hardships, though the needs continue to grow for both the organization and its clients.

    Formed in 2001, Shepherd’s Shelter supplies homeless and those near homelessness with food, shelter and supportive services while helping to plan and maintain renewed self-sufficiency. Shepherd’s Shelter is a faith-based non-profit organization.

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  • 2009 Coaches' All-Bullitt County Football Team

    2009 Coaches' All-Bullitt County Football Team

    Player of the Year: Jeremaie Bennett, Senior, Bullitt Central

    OFFENSE (Position, height, weight, class, school)

    OL Andrew Casey, 6-4, 255, SR., Central

    OL Gus Thompson, 6-1, 250, JR., Central

    OL Mason Kelly, 6-3, 311, SR., East

    OL Logan Pruitt, 6-4, 242, SO., East

    OL Duke Tomlinson, JR., North

    OL John Lister, JR., North

    WR Jordan Smith, 5-10, 150, JR., East

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  • A future Miss Universe? Clark chosen Miss Ky. USA

    MOUNT WASHINGTON ee" Kindra Clark says she’s just a small-town girl who enjoys being in local pageants because they are fun opportunities to build self confidence.

    But the Miss Kentucky USA judges recently saw a special magic in 19-year-old Clark and named her Miss Kentucky 2010 Nov. 29 at the Norton Center for the Arts in Danville.

    “It was a remarkable feeling. Words cannot describe how excited and nervous I was,” she said.

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  • Sunday alcohol sales OK'd: Crowd divided in its opinions

        SHEPHERDSVILLE - Seven spoke in favor and six were opposed.

        But all spoke with passion Monday night as speakers tried to influence Shepherdsville City Council members who would vote on whether to allow the sale of alcohol by the drink on Sunday.

        At the end of the hour-long discussion, the Shepherdsville City Council voted 4-2 to allow Sunday sales in establishments with 100 seats and has an average of 70 percent annually in food sales.

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