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Late work gets road projects back in plan

FRANKFORT - The road to progress is often filled with potholes.
But for Bullitt Countians, many of those hurdles caused by poor transportation systems will be alleviated thanks to the work of the General Assembly.
While it took legislators a few extra days to get the job done, state Sen. Paul Hornback was pleased with the outcome.
And that outcome included over $62 million in road projects for Bullitt County over the next two years.

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Family has plenty of love to share

CEDAR GROVE - Home is where the heart is, and for two boys a Bullitt County family features a lot of heart.

Misiker, 2, and Kenean, 1, officially became United States citizens as of Mar. 31, adopted from the Harrar region of Ethiopia by the Cochran Family.

Their new father, Greg Cochran, is pastor of Cedar Grove Baptist Church. He and his wife, Vickie, recently flew to Ethiopia to bring their new children home.

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Kentuckiana Ford Dealers ARCA 200

Saturday and Sunday, April 28-29, 2012

Divisions: ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards and the Lucas Oil Great American Stocks.

Event: Third of 20 events for the ARCA Racing Series in 2012 and the season opening race for the

Lucas Oil Great American Stocks.

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BC, BE host softball action

SHEPHERDSVILLE - There will be plenty of softball in Bullitt County on Friday and Saturday with the 4th Annual Kentucky One Health BC/BE Invitational.

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Fox Chase property owners won’t see tax increase on bills

FOX CHASE - The citizens of Fox Chase will not see an increase in their properties taxes during the next calendar year.

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Zappos honored for second time with state safety award

SHEPHERDSVILLE – A leader in online apparel and footwear sales has received a SHARP recertification for its Kentucky fulfillment center and operations. The U.S. Department of Labor designed the Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program (SHARP) to encourage and recognize excellence in occupational safety and health among small to mid-sized employers.

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Cougars rally for 6-3 spring break victory

SHEPHERDSVILLE - There was only one game for the Bullitt Central Cougars over spring break, but it was a positive event as the maroon and gray rallied to beat Pendleton County in nine innings.

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Eagles still looking for big hits on field

MYRTLE BEACH - It is time for the second season to begin for the North Bullitt baseball team and no one is more eager to see the district play start than head coach Brian Wise.

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Water purchases from Shepherdsville meter will cease to exist at end of April

SHEPHERDSVILLE - Residents of Shepherdsville might be seeing a few less trucks hauling water around in the city limits.

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Men accused of other thefts

SHEPHERDSVILLE — Three men who have already been charged with their alleged involvement in thefts from the Most Awesome Flea Market have now been indicted for their involvement in two other thefts.

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