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    AWANA fun way for youth to learn

     HILLVIEW - North Bullitt Christian Church is hosting a weekly club for area youth to enjoy themselves while learning more about faith and service.

    The AWANA Club (Approved Workman Are Not Ashamed) was designed to host games and activities while learning God's word through verse memorization.

    Norht Bulltt Christian youth director Ray Wiseman hosts the weekly events held every Wednesday during church night.

    Children are divided into three age groups including Cubbies (pre-schoolers), Sparks (grades K-2) and Truth and Training (grades 3-5).

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    Helping Henryville

     The Overdale Elementary community began a Box Tops drive in support of Henryville immediately following the April tornado.

  • Diabetics can now receive...

      SHEPHERDSVILLE - The Bullitt County Diabetes Coalition (BCDC) and the Bullitt County Extension  Service have joined hands in the fight against diabetes. 

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    Brooks students have artistic look...

     BROOKS - Sandy Macy pleases local students in many colorful ways.

    Macy serves Eastside Middle School as a special needs instructor, serving students with moderate to severe needs. She also teaches art based on her own individual skills.

    "My art comes in very handy with my students," she said. "Especially for my non-verbal students."

    Macy earned a Bachelor Degree in Art and a Masters Degree in teaching moderate to severe special needs from the University of Louisville.

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    Kimberly Joseph in charge of making...

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - Kimberly Joseph is electrified at being chosen the Bullitt County Public Schools new energy manager.

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    Rachel’s Challenges will come to...

     MOUNT WASHINGTON - The chain reaction that is Rachel’s Challenge will link up Monday, Aug. 27, at 8 a.m. at Eastside Middle School and Tuesday, Aug. 28, at Bullitt East High School.

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    Graduates show that program can...

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - The history of graduation ceremonies in Bullitt County have never experienced a more sobering moment.

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    Visit to Food Network king recipe...

     SANTA ROSA - Noah Curry is a lucky young guy that lived a dream while living another one.

  • Deep fried Girl Scout cookies at...

     LOUISVILLE - With the Kentucky State Fair opening this week, visitors can get ready for a brand new treat. 

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    Sheriff’s Explorers have day to the...

     On Aug. 4, the Bullitt County Sheriff’s Explorers Post 777 took a trip to Holiday World to say goodbye to summer.

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    Spring cleaning results in finding...

        CLERMONT - Even the US Postal Service has skeletons in the closet, so to speak.
        Clermont postmaster Sandy Perkins found one, of sorts, in the form of a 1948 Postal Laws and Regulations manual.
        Perkins was cleaning out a closet in a spare room of the Clermont Post Office, which is leased by Jim Beam. The former farmhouse was home to may Beam Family members over the years.

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    IV drip right meds for cantaloupe

            Mount Washington resident Benny Hill recently pulled something unusual from his garden—a two and a half-foot banana cantaloupe.
            Even more unusual than the cantaloupe itself was how it was grown.
            The seventy-seven year-old spent weeks nurturing the cantaloupe on his 14-acre property on Ellis Cook Road intravenously.

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    Visual Artists of Bullitt County on...

     MOUNT WASHINGTON - The Visual Artists of Bullitt County’s second annual All-Member Show was recently held at Citizens Union Bank in Mount Washington where artists joined folks from throughout the county for a special reception and awards show. 

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    BC FFA leaders attend workshop on...

     Bullitt Central FFA officers were faced with a challenge where they had to work as a team to overcome obstacles on a ropes course. 

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    In all areas, Dare to Care shows...

      MOUNT WASHINGTON - It may be called the “land of milk and honey,” but, in reality, the community of Mount Washington faces the same thing as communities throughout the world.

  • Guidelines in place for free,...

     Any interested person may review a copy of the policy by contacting Cindy Kleinhelter, 1040 Hwy 44 East, Shepherdsville, Kentucky  40165, 502 869-8053.

  • Middle, high schools ready for year...

     There have been years of construction, new buildings and building additions.

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    Camp Corral

     A dozen students from throughout Bullitt County recently participated in the week-long Camp Corral horse camp put on by the Shepherdsville/Nichols Family Resource Center and the Bullitt Lick/Bernheim Youth Services Center.

    The camp took place at Pegasus Stables in Mount Washington, where students learned everything from how to care for a horse to riding and everything in between.

    At the end of the week the students who participated in the camp rode horses in a parade for friends and family.

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    A Tribute to Doris VanVactor

     The Bullitt County Public Library system recently hosted a special event unveiling an outdoor reading area at the Lebanon Junction Library. In rememberance of Doris VanVactor, who passed away in 2007, members of the VanVactor family said a few words in her honor before releasing two white doves.

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    Pink ambulance raises cancer...

     SHEPHERDSVILLE - The Bullitt County Emergency Medical Services have come up with an interesting way to raise awareness - and they’re tickled pink to share it with the community.

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