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    SES yarn to help VFW aid homeless

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - Students at Shepherdsville Elementary used their skullcaps to come up with a service project to help the VFW 5710 Women’s Auxiliary.

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    Food Check-Out Week

     The cost of food in America remains affordable.

    According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Economic Research Service, American consumers spend, on average, just over 10 percent of their disposable income for food.

    According to Mark Haney, Kentucky Farm Bureau President, that means the average household will have earned enough disposable income, that portion of income available for spending or saving, to pay for its annual food supply in about seven weeks.

  • Tickets now on sale for Irene...

     The 42nd annual Irene Carroll Scholarship Luncheon and Style Show will be held on Saturday, March 23, at Paroquet Springs Conference Centre.

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    MATH NIGHT

     Pleasant Grove Elementary students and their families recently gathered with PGES staff at the Mount Washington Kroger for Family Math Night. 

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    Proud to be ME at Nichols Elementary

     NICHOLS - Proud To Be Me Week was hosted by Nichols Elementary to allow students an opportunity to proudly show who they are.

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    Dance team at top of the list

     MOUNT WASHINGTON - When the Eastside Middle School Dance Team kicked off its 2012-2013 season last year no one could have expected the Eaglettes to win a championship title. 

  • Winners named in ‘13 Valentine Gala

     Winners were named in the American Red Cross Valentine Gala packages.

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    The Castle is back in business

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - Bullitt County’s craving is over!

  • Group works to mend those with...

     LOUISVILLE - They are the mended hearts who are helping to mend hearts.

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    Eastside wins District 41 Governor’...

     The following results were from the Middle School Governor’s Cup academic competition for District 41:

  • Party results in numerous charges

     MOUNT WASHINGTON - A house party recently landed a Mount Washington man and 16 young adults in jail. 

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    Hillview officer leads effort to...

     HILLVIEW – Police officers have a main goal of helping and protecting people.

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    Here is the steeple...

     Workers were busy last week at Vine Hill Baptist Church, which is located on Highway 245 across from Bernheim Forest.

    The wooden cross that sat atop the church for many years had begun to deteriorate and church members decided it was time to replace it

    A new steeple was installed last week and pastor Greg Crenshaw took these pictures of the occasion.

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    Grandpartents at BMS

     CLERMONT - Bernheim Middle School students celebrated a special breakfast with their grandparents.

    About 100 visitors joined students in the Bernheim Cafe.

    Momento photographs were taken, and grandparents joined students to visit the school's book fair.

    Principal Bobby Hart credited grandparents and all Bernheim families for their school participation throughout the semester.

    "Our community involvement is at an all-time high," Hart said.

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    Brooks gets fitness lesson during...

     BROOKS - Brooks Elementary hosted a Family Fitness Night in conjunction with grant funding from the Ohio Valley Educational Cooperative (OVEC) Project BALANCE.

    Sarah Adkins, a Brooks teacher and OVEC Project Balance Healthy Lifestyle coach, said the grant was offered to improve and increase students' daily physical activity, cardiovascular fitness levels and healthy eating habits.

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    Comer visits clerk to show off farm...

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner James Comer stepped up to the plate for Bullitt County.

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    First Lady gets viewpoint of local...

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - What better why to find out how high schools are getting students ready for college and careers than to go straight to the customers?

  • Looking to get involved? Be a 4-H...

          Now is the time of year we resolve to make changes for the better. This year, you can resolve to be a positive influence in the life of a young person by volunteering with 4-H. 

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    Inmates take steps to improve...

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - Making something good out of a bad situation.

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    Long-time assistant has strong...

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - University of Louisville football coach Larry Slade knows the important of getting the best from his players, and it showed during the school’s recent Sugar Bowl victory.