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  • Hilltop Haven awarded grant for...

     TUCSON - Hilltop Haven Animal Rescue/Halfway House, Mount Washington, now has help in protecting dogs against canine influenza virus (CIV), a highly contagious disease that spreads easily from dog to dog, especially those in close proximity. The shelter received a grant for the vaccines as part of a Petfinder.com Foundation program to build community immunity against this respiratory infection.

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    Webb follows early passion of Jesus...

     HEBRON ESTATES - At three years of age, Jerry Webb Jr. learned to pray with his grandmother in her room. 

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    National Day of Prayer

    The sun was shining on Thursday in Shepherdsville City Park. Just a day earlier, water covered portions of the park.

    But on Thursday, it was perfect as the National Day of Prayer was held at the pavilion.

    Another large crowd attended this annual event.

    Organizer Donna Bradshaw commissioned all the area pastors as “generals” in God’s Army.

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    A Mother’s Day story...Special bird...

     BEECH GROVE - Joseph and Freddie Clan have experienced a vision of something unique in their front yard.

  • KIDPA provides medical assist

     The Kentuckiana Regional Planning and Development Agency (KIPDA), through its Social Services Division, announces the open enrollment period for a community outreach program covering qualified Medicare beneficiaries under the “Extra Help with Prescription Drug Costs.”

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    BC students use drama to learn...

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - Bullitt Central High School students received an important life lesson prior to Spring Break thanks to a play.

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    National event next for tech duo

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - A pair of seniors in the Bullitt County Area Technology Center’s Health Sciences Technology program earned honors at 33rd Kentucky Health Occupational Students of America (HOSA) Spring Leadership Conference March 23-25 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Louisville.

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    Powerful message for North seniors

     HEBRON ESTATES - Spring Break, senior prom, graduation - it’s the time of year for high school seniors to celebrate.

  • Community Action Agency seeking...

     Kentucky's Weatherization Program operated locally by Multi-Purpose Community Action is taking applications from eligible applicants for weatherization services in Bullitt, Shelby and Spencer counties.

  • Chamber Task Force creates smaller...

     There were many attendees for the intitial meeting  of the Bullitt County Chamber Task Force at the County Extension office showing interest in the county’s future.

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    Bernheim has another big year at...

     CLERMONT - Bernheim Middle School celebrated a huge success at the Junior State Beta Convention in Louisville.

  • Training available for those who...

     How clean are Kentucky’s streams?  Are they safe to fish, swim and boat in? The Kentucky Watershed Watch Program is looking for volunteers to help answer these questions.

    Over 2000 volunteers across the state are currently monitoring and helping protect the water quality of streams in Kentucky.

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    Woman’s Club style show again...

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - The Irene Carroll Scholarship Luncheon and Style Show recently held at Paroquet Springs Conference Centre proved without a doubt that the Bullitt County Woman’s Club program is “Still in Style” as hundreds gathered for the special 40th anniversary event.Though style was the theme of the luncheon, there was no denying what the event was really about—Bullitt County students. 

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    Students can see dividends with new...

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - At Shepherdsville Elementary students are now banking on their future.

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    Masden talks about LJ’s rich history

       As a seventh generation Masden in Bullitt County, and a charter member of our local genealogical society, Steve Masden takes local history pretty seriously.  He has spent over thirty years collecting photos and stories on the Lebanon Junction area, and authoring several books and documents of his own on the subject.

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    Seven individuals trained to be...

     CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) Program for Bullitt County welcomes new volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected children. 

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    A Student’s Perspective: ‘Rowdies’...

     LEXINGTON - “We love our Chargers! Yeah, we love our Chargers!”

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    Hillview helps Shepherd’s Shelter...

     HILLVIEW - It takes a community to end homelessness.

  • Renamed program gives youth push...

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - Tori Martin was looking for assistance. She heard about a program that helped young adults receive a GED and further their educational and jobs career.

  • Time arriving for summer camps

     As daylight hours grow longer, so do our spring and summer “to do” lists.  Outdoor activities and adventures are at the top of that list for many Kentucky families. 

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