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    Sumner family’s Knob Creek Gun...

     WEST POINT – A local family will soon be the target of national attention as the popular cable network CMT prepares to air the first episode of a reality series set in and around western Bullitt County’s Knob Creek gun shop and shooting range. 

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    Students at Work

     Students at Mount Washington Elementary spent the past several months working on a play.

    Casting for the play written and directed by playwright L. Henry Dowell started back in December.

    After working and rehearsing the play for two months, it was ready to present to the student body and the public in March.

    Library Media Specialist Karyn Hutchins said it was the fifth year the Mount Washington Elementary students had performed works by Dowell and it has become an annual event.

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    Wienermobile is hot attraction

     MOUNT WASHINGTON - In celebration of the Wienermobile’s 25th anniversary, Oscar Mayer brand ambassadors, or Hotdoggers as they’re often referred to, recently made a stop at the Mount Washington Kroger on a three-day tour of the Louisville area. 

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    Stop Smoking through health...

     The Bullitt County Health Department is proud to honor the latest graduates of the Cooper/Clayton Smoking Cessation program.

    Shown (from left to right in front row) include: Kim Shoulders, Melanie Stanley, Veronica Lord and Jeanie Kessler; (back row) Jon Shoulders and Jay Allen. (Not pictured) Jo Huffman.

    These graduates went through the 13-week Cooper/Clayton Method of Smoking Cessation using nicotine replacement product to help wean off the nicotine; learn coping skills; stress reduction; nutrition; exercise; and much more.

  • Preschool registration set for...

     The Bullitt County Public School System will hold pre-registration for its preschool program on April 24.

    All four-year-old children whose family income is no more than 150 percent of poverty (free or reduced lunch) or, for three-year-olds and four-year-old children with developmental or speech delays, regardless of income, are eligible.

    The age cutoff is Oct. 1, 2013.

    At the time of registration, each child will be screened in the following areas: cognitive, motor, language, social/emotional, self-help/adaptive.

  • Work opportunities available for...

     HILLVIEW - KentuckianaWorks still hopes to assist all job seekers, of all ages, with career placement and advancement.

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    MW AARP Chapter caps off two-month...

     MOUNT WASHINGTON - Through January and February, the Mount Washington chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons collected a number of school supplies.

  • Time now to sign up for 4-H camps

     Now is the time for young people and their parents to begin making plans for an annual summer ritual, 4-H Camp.

    4-H camps are open to all Kentucky youth between the ages of 9 and 14. At 4-H Camp, young people learn independence and responsibility have a lot of fun and make new friends.

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    Amazon delivers big gift to county...

     Change from vending machines at a large Bullitt County company turned into thousands of dollars in donations.

  • Eiffel Tower built with hangers on...

     HEBRON ESTATES - An art assignment from Hebron Middle School teacher Brenda Hutchison was formed into an attention-getting sculpture of an iconic world famous tourist attraction by eighth grade student Jacob Johnson.

  • Those interested in DAR chapter...

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - A required preliminary Daughters of American Revolution  meeting will be held at March 30, at 11 a.m. in the meeting room of the Bullitt County Ridgway Library regarding the formation of the new DAR chapter for Bullitt County.

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    Zoneton class takes top honors in...

     ZONETON - No matter how much pizza you start with and how many slices you remove, there’s a very good chance 8th graders in Brittany Johnston’s math class can determine how much is left.

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    Restoring Woodsdale

     The Girl Scouts of South Bullitt Troop 1487 brought beauty to the Woodsdale Schoolhouse on Saturday, September 1st, 2012 as a community service project.  

    The project was board approved with the Bullitt County Board of Education.  

    Troop 1487 contains of (5) 7th graders, from Hebron Middle and Zoneton Middle School.  Allison Daugherty, Abigail Hardy, Josee’ Meredith, Elizabeth Hines and Kayla Vandiver are Cadettes with the Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana.  

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    BCHS play clearly points out fatal...

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - The Bullitt Central High School Drama Department, in association with the Youth Services Center (YSC) and Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD), presented “Remember Grace.”

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    Dr. Seuss honored at Nichols Elem.

     Students always celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday at Nichols Elementary with the annual Read to Me Week.

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    Eastside students get look at real...

     During this year’s Reality Store, which has become an annual event at Eastside, students learned what it’s like to be a responsible adult, caring for family, paying bills, holding steady employment, living within their means and dealing with the everyday challenges of life. 

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    Buxton: Bullitt County has rich...

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - It began with the discovery of a cemetery, discarded and covered with brush, along Highway 44 West.

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    Old Mill wins District 50 Governor’...

     Results from the District 50 Governer's Cup, featuring Old Mill and Crossroads Elementary in Bullitt County along with Taylorsville and Spencer County Elementary:

    Mathematics Assessment — 1. Aaron Gates, Crossroads; 2. Tyler Moehrke, Spencer County; 3. Nicholas Sea, Spencer County, and Addison Pruitt, Old Mill; 5. Abby Watts, Spencer CountyScience Assessment — 1. Jared Koch, Old Mill; 2. Thomas Gordon, Crossroads; 3. Aaron Gates, Crossroads; 4. Sawyer Kelty, Old Mill; 5. Pierce Williams, Old Mill

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    Military Ball at NB

     The North Bullitt JROTC Program hosted its 29th annual Military Ball.

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    BE, NB cheer squads excel at state...

     BOWLING GREEN - Two local cheerleading teams proved themselves forces to be reckoned with after placing second and third in the 2013 Kentucky High School Athletics Association’s Competitive Cheer State Competition .