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Today's News

  • FARM BUREAU AWARDS

     The Bullitt County Farm Bureau received the 2012 Gold Star Award of Excellence for its Young Farm Program.

    Erica Robards, Young Farmer chair for Bullitt County Farm Bureau, was joined by Bullitt County president George Henderman in accepting the honor for its active participation in leadership development programs, state competitions and educational or promotional incentives.

    The Bullitt County Farm Bureau also received the 2012 Gold Star Award of Excellence for its women’s program.

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  • Zoneton Middle students support agencies

     Students at Zoneton Middle School have been raising funds for a variety of local agencies.

    Recently, the American Red Cross and the Susan G. Komen Foundation both were part of an assembly program, which also included a check presentation for the movement of the Bowman Valley schoolhouse.

    Over $600 in checks were presented. The money was raised by students during various activities during the school year.

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  • BBB Tips for Avoiding the Holiday Travel Headache

     The holidays are a time of cheer, but they can also be a time for battling traffic and bad weather on the road. Staying safe should be a top priority for all travelers so Better Business Bureau recommends taking a few precautions when hitting the road this holiday season.

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  • Emergency slide repairs on Interstate 65 in Bullitt County

     The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) District 5 Office advises motorists that emergency slide repairs will begin this evening on northbound Interstate 65 in Bullitt County.

    The left and center lanes will be closed beginning at 7:00 p.m. this evening, December 13, between mile points 107 and 108 (north of Lebanon Junction). 

    The center lane is scheduled to reopen around midnight.  The left lane will remain closed while work continues through 3:00 p.m. on Friday afternoon, December 14.

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  • Three-car collision in Hillview

     HILLVIEW - A three-car crossover accident resulted in a temporary road closure Thursday afternoon in Hillview.

    The accident occurred near the 3000 block of E. Blue Lick Rd. at about 2:45 p.m., according to Zoneton Fire Capt. Steven Corbin.

    Four people involved in the accident were transported by Bullitt County EMS. Hillview Police Ofc. Brian Denton said two received minor injuries while the other two received possible minor injuries.

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  • LJ hopes grant will allow for park remodel

     LEBANON JUNCTION - A $153,000 makeover may be in store for the Lebanon Junction City Park.

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  • Robotics work on display from gifted students

     MOUNT WASHINGTON - As robotics engineering has become increasingly popular among middle and high school students nationwide, Mount Washington finds itself playing host to one of the biggest robotics tournaments in Kentucky. 

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  • Five-year-old girl hopes to make holidays brighter for others

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - How much of a difference can a five-year-old make in Bullitt County?

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  • Musical Night at Roby

     It was a musical night for the students at Roby Elementary.

    The various classes served as the opening act for Santa Claus, who was there on Friday evening to greet the youngsters of all ages.

    Before Saint Nick began talking with the kids, students at Roby provided music of the holiday season. The audience was even encouraged to sing along during some of the holiday favorites.

    After the music, Santa got the gift ideas and crafts were done in the cafeteria. Vendors sold various holiday gifts items.

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  • Will LJ Fire District expand territory?

     LEBANON JUNCTION - A stretch of property between the city of Lebanon Junction and the coverage area of the Southeast Bullitt Fire District has been called “no man’s land” for years.

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