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Woman indicted for possession of stolen car from Tennessee

 SHEPHERDSVILLE -- A woman has been indicted for allegedly having possession of a vehicle which was stolen from Lebanon, Tenn.

The Bullitt County Grand Jury indicted Jessica Nalley-Mahaffey on the charge of receiving stolen property over $10,000.

According to the indictment, Nalley-Mahaffey had an automobile that she should have known was stolen from Clayton Automotive in Lebanon, Tenn.

This is a Class C felony, which is punishable by 5-10 years in prison.

Pioneer Village police officer Nick Hibbs investigated the case.

Cougars lose OT thriller to North Oldham

  SHEPHERDSVILLE – A 27-yard field goal off the foot of North Oldham senior Adam Berry was the difference on Friday as the Mustangs stunned undefeated Bullitt Central 16-13.

The win snapped an 18-game losing streak for North Oldham, a team that went 0-10 last season and had lost all four of its games this season by at least 11 points each. The win set off a wild celebration on the visitors’ side of the field at George Valentine Field.

Tale of two halves results in BE losing 22-21 on 45-yard field goal

 SHELBYVILLE — There was no doubt that Bullitt East’s encounter with Shelby County was a tale of two halves.

The visiting Chargers won the first half but Shelby County won after intermission and that resulted in a 22-21 victory.

“Our kids didn’t come out to play,” Bullitt East head coach Mark Sander matter-of-factly said following the loss on Friday night.

North musters one good half against Trojans

 RADCLIFF – Held to just 111 yards of total offense, the North Bullitt Eagles didn’t have enough firepower to stay with Class 6-A North Hardin on Friday, falling 37-0.

This was the first time in 30 games under head coach Adam Billings that the Eagles have been shut-out.

The North Bullitt defense did keep the young team in the game in the first half. North Hardin had to settle for a field goal late in the first quarter and then added a touchdown five minutes before halftime for a 10-0 halftime edge.

Area cross-country teams are off and running

 SHEPHERDSVILLE – It has been a slow start to the high school cross-country season for area teams, but they have gotten in some action.

Part of the problem was that the first big Saturday race of the season, on Labor Day weekend, was washed out in Elizabethtown when the races had to be cancelled when the city of Elizabethtown closed the park due to the heavy rains from the remnants of hurricane Harvey.

Then last weekend, at the Fairgrounds Frenzy in Elizabethtown, Bullitt Central opted to run in the two junior-varsity races.

Council to reduce number of restricted accounts

 SHEPHERDSVILLE -- Despite having a carryover in the general fund of around $1.8 million, city officials in Shepherdsville raised questions about whether the coffers might run dry.

And, after seeing what happened in 2011, they were clear that history would not repeat itself.

For an hour, council members threw out allegations that transactions could be “possibly illegal” and that “numbers don’t add up.”

Battered Eagles put up a fight against Rockets

 HEBRON ESTATES – The highlights may have mirrored many of those from the previous week, but on Friday night North Bullitt head coach Adam Billings was much more excited about his team’s performance against visiting Shelby County than he was the previous week in a frustrating loss to Jeffersontown.

Traffic accident leads to arrest for Cub Run resident

 SHEPHERDSVILLE -- An accident has led to a DUI charge for a Cub Run resident.

Shepherdsville Police responded to a non-injury accident on Aug. 29 at Highway 61 and Joe B. Hall Avenue.

Once on the scene, officers determined that one of the operators of vehicles involved in the collision was under the influence of alcohol.

Amy Wray, 48, of Cub Run was arrested by Officer Cowan and charged with operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol/drugs with an aggravating circumstance.