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Work begins this week on Armstrong Lane project

 LOUISVILLE - The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) recently awarded a contract for an intersection improvement project on KY 44 in Bullitt County at the intersection with Armstrong Lane and Fisher Lane.

Hunt wants to eliminate waste, be a voice

MOUNT WASHINGTON -- If he was selecting a person to represent himself on Bullitt Fiscal Court, Bob Hunt would vote for someone with the ability to stand up for the people, be able to speak his mind and be able to work with others. 

Lady Eagles get it done in OT to win regional opener

 HEBRON ESTATES -- The hurdle has been cleared. It just too five extra minutes to make it happen.

Doss shuts down North Bullitt in second half

LOUISVILLE -- Playing a tall, athletic team such as Doss, every possession counts.

Chargers put it all together in beating Fern Creek 73-59

  JEFFERSONTOWN – Trailing by two points at halftime, the Bullitt East Chargers felt they had the Fern Creek Tigers right where they wanted them on Friday in the championship game of the boys’ 24th District Tournament at Jeffersontown High School.

The Chargers were right. Bullitt East scored the first basket of the second half and with an 8-0 run midway through the third quarter, the red and gold took control and then pulled away with 30 points in the fourth quarter for a 73-59 victory.

Mercy shoots lights out as they turn the tables on East girls

 JEFFERSONTOWN – It was raining three-pointers on the Bullitt East Lady Chargers Thursday night in the championship game of the 24th District Tournament and there was nothing the red and gold could do about it.

In a showdown between two of the best teams in the state, the Mercy Jaguars connected on half of the 20 three-pointers they took in the game including four straight from beyond the arc in a three minute span midway through the third quarter.

Cougars win ‘battle’ to earn regional berth

 OKOLONA - It’s tournament time, guys.

It’s time to tighten up the shoe laces and bring it. 

Just bring it.

That was the message delivered by Bullitt Central basketball coach Joe Pat Lee.

And his Cougars brought it.

In a hard-fought semifinal contest, the Cougars didn’t gain a lead until late in the third quarter and held off the Southern Trojans 52-47.

BBB Hot Topics: March 2014

 Check out the latest scams and bad business in BBB’s March 2014 Hot Topics!

1.    IRS Phone Scams are on the rise. Scammers call, saying they are with the IRS, telling the taxpayer he or she owes money. Then threatens the taxpayer with arrest unless they pay right away. Scammers also call “fishing” for personal information, claiming the taxpayer is owed a large refund.

Wooldridge believes office needs change

SHEPHERDSVILLE -- Looking at what has happened over the past few years, John Wooldridge felt there needed to be a change.

Plan’s goal: lower student retentions

 SHEPHERDSVILLE - Should students who are not reaching the needed level of learning be retained for a second year at the same grade?

Or should there be an attempt to provide extra learning opportunities to get that student up to the appropriate level?

After some interesting debate, the Bullitt County Public School Board voted to implement a new retention prevention program at the elementary school level.