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Today's News

  • Lady Cougars still seeking an offensive spark

          SHEPHERDSVILLE - A three-day holiday trip to Scottsville didn't turn out so well for the Bullitt Central Lady Cougars between Christmas and New Year's Day as the team went 1-2 in the South Central Bank-Halton Classic.

         Worse than the record, the Lady Cougars lost senior shooting guard Kristin Collins to a knee injury in the second-half of the opening game. Collins returned to Shepherdsville that night and had an MRI, but the results were not going to be available until this past weekend.

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  • Cougars improve to beat Allen County

          SHEPHERDSVILLE - Just before Christmas, the Bullitt Central Cougars took part in the Sarah Major Barger Tournament at North Bullitt, an event that was eventually won by Allen County-Scottsville.

         The Cougars finished fifth.

         A week later, Bullitt Central traveled south to compete in the South Central Bank-Halton Classic, an event conducted by Allen County-Scottsville. As it turned out, the Cougars were paired up with the host school in the first-round of the eight-team event.

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  • After first month, net picture is no brighter

          SHEPHERDSVILLE - After the first month of the high school basketball season, we really have no clearer picture at the top of the boys' race in Kentucky than we did back in November.

         Blame it on Christ Presbyterian Academy (CPA) from Nashville.

         With Bullitt East opting out of the Louisville Invitational Tournament this season, everything pointed to the King of the Bluegrass Holiday Classic at Fairdale as being the place where a number one team in the state would emerge.

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  • Lady Chargers finish third in own tournament

          MOUNT WASHINGTON - The Bullitt East Lady Chargers got in a lot of basketball before the holidays and they made it work as they posted a 3-1 record in their own event.

         The Bullitt East Holiday Classic was an eight-team event that included three games in pool play and then a single cross-over game to end the tournament.

         The second annual tournament was sponsored by Vision First and Schmid Funeral Home.

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  • Chargers fall in consolation game of KOB tourney

          FAIRDALE - Consolation bracket games are never easy for any basketball team, but playing in the third-place game of the King of the Bluegrass Holiday Classic last Sunday was especially tough for Bullitt East...as well as Madison Central.

         In the end, the Chargers lost for a second straight night, falling 64-58.

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  • North Bullitt gets to keep baseball field

          HEBRON ESTATES - The good news is that the North Bullitt Eagles will not lose their basefield due to the construction of a new college and career center planned for its campus.

         The bad news is that the baseball team's schedule for this spring has been set and normal maintenance work which would be done in the fall was not completed because of the planned re-location.

         That means it will be a busy time for head coach Brian Wise, his staff and baseball supporters.

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  • Hillview’s Operation Santa 2012

     Over 400 food baskets and toys were given out again this December by the Hillview Operation Santa, a project initiated by the Hillview Police Association over 25 years ago.

    Various events are held throughout the year by the Operation Santa committee.

    All four elementary schools in northern Bullitt County also contribute.

    See www.pioneernews.net for more holiday photos. New photo galleries will be added over the next couple of weeks.

     

     

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  • 2012 - The Year of the Trophy in Bullitt County Sports

    A pictorial review of the greatest moments in Bullitt County Sports of 2012

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  • A Year in Review From Paul Coyle

    Editorial-cartoonist Paul Coyle takes a second look at some of the local events that made headlines in 2012

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  • BAMS national semifinalist in Samsung event

     The Bullitt Advanced Math and Science (BAMS) program has been selected as a National Semifinalist for “Samsung’s Solve for Tomorrow 2012 Education Contest.” The contest focuses on exploring how Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) can be used to improve the environment and the community.

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