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Wrocklage honored for her fight...

  SHEPHERDSVILLE - Shepherdsville native Ida Wrocklage began battling one her biggest foes in life, ulcer colitis or inflammation, at an early age. She was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis at 13.

Renfrow selected to continue...

 SHEPHERDSVILLE – Andrea Renfrow got smitten by the love of nursing by the work done by her mother.

Pay change could affect...

 SHEPHERDSVILLE – Last year, the Bullitt County Public School System spent over $497,000 to long-term subs under the current pay scale.

Chargers’ Valu Market Challenge...

 The Bullitt East Chargers will host one of the state’s top four-team round-robin events this weekend as the Valu Market Charger Challenge will be played on Friday and Saturday in Mount Washington.

BBB Advises Summer Job...

 The Better Business Bureau (BBB) advises university and high school students looking for work this summer to apply early and research potential employers for the best chance at landing a job!

The BBB offers the following advice for job hunters:

BBB Warns: Don’t Fall for “499...

  BBB is warning consumers to beware of the “499” Scam! Local banks are being inundated with calls from concerned consumers.

The call appears to come from “499” on your cell phone. The automated message says the person is with the security department of a well-known bank and your card has been deactivated for transactions due to suspicious activity.

Money flows as revenues up in...

 SHEPHERDSVILLE – Being able to balance your budget without taking into consideration carryover funds, Shepherdsville officials were all smiles Monday night.

CHRISTMAS? MW budget includes 5...

  Christmas might come early this year for Mount Washington city employees. 

Health rankings drop; officials...

 SHEPHERDSVILLE – Although the score for Bullitt County’s health rankings were lower, local officials are pleased that strides had been made in several key measurements over the past year.

Bullitt County salutes National...

  In celebration of National Travel and Tourism Week and the United States’ $2 trillion travel industry, the Shepherdsville-Bullitt County Tourist and Convention Commission and Bullitt County’s Interstate 65 Welcome Center are hosting a series of free public events this week.

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