Community Sports

 FRANKFORT, Ky. – Floating a stream and catching smallmouth bass after smallmouth bass, a few spotted bass, rock bass, green sunfish and even an occasional white crappie is the one of the best ways to spend a summer afternoon. On a blistering hot day, you can beach your boat, wander out into a flowing, shallow shoal and sit down, letting the cool water of the stream flow over you and wash away the sweat and heat.

 SHEPHERDSVILLE - There was no shortage of basketball last week as Bullitt Central coaches Bryan Bates and Joe Pat Lee conducted their annual camps for youth players. Bates had over 70 campers in his morning session at the school while Lee had over 140 boys in his afternoon session. Everyone had fun for four days as there were guest speakers, private instruction and lots of competition and games at both events.

 HEBRON ESTATES - The annual North Bullitt Eagle Boys’ Basketball Camp had four days of action at the school last week.

  FRANKFORT - Everything is “growing like a weed,” as the old saying goes, because of heavy rainfall in April and early May followed by unseasonably high temperatures in early June. Fields of fescue grass, timothy, clover and alfalfa are tall and lush. The prime time for that first cutting of hay has come earlier than normal. Landowners are reminded as they go about mowing and cutting hay that deer are with newborn fawns and some wild turkeys may be nesting or re-nesting.