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  • Strong NB defense comes up just short against Doss

    HEBRON ESTATES - The message was simple following Friday night’s season opener for the North Bullitt Eagles.

    Continue to improve each game and, by year’s end, the Eagles will have a pretty good football team.

    Playing against an athletic Doss Dragon team, North Bullitt fell 13-0.

    While the young Eagle offense struggled with a new offensive scheme, the defense was solid, allowing just a single touchdown.

  • COYLE'S CORNER

    Labor Day is scheduled for Monday, Sep. 7, resulting in a three-day holiday weekend.

    Bullitt County government offices are closed Monday, along with Bullitt County Schools.

    There will be no postal service on Monday. As a result, Monday home editions of The Pioneer News will arrive a day late.

    The Pioneer News offices will also be closed on Monday. The staff wishes everyone in Bullitt County a happy and safe Labor Day holiday weekend.

  • Artists to display works in bank lobbies

    SHEPHERDSVILLE - Seeing the skills of local artists will be something customers can bank on if they are visiting area financial institutions over the next few months.

    Artwork created by Visual Arts of Bullitt County members will be displayed in local bank lobbies through November as part of the organization’s “Art is Awesome in Bullitt County” campaign.

  • BC's long road swing starts with a short trip to Southern

    SHEPHERDSVILLE - The schedule says that the Bullitt Central Cougars will play their next four games on the road. That can sometimes be a daunting task for a high school football team.

    This is not your ordinary road swing. The Cougars do have to board a bus on the following Fridays, but none of the trips is further away than Waggener.

    The first of the four trips won’t last more than 15 minutes as the Cougars head up I-65 to take on former Class 6-A district-rival Southern this Friday.

  • BULLITT COUNTY ROADWORK: Week of Aug. 30

    The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Highway District 5 reports the following roadwork scheduled in Bullitt County for the week of August 30:

    Bullitt County:

  • Bernheim Forest plans busy month of September at Clermont attraction

    O.W.L.S.:  Tagging the Migrating Monarchs

    Wednesday, Sept 2

    Bernheim’s delightful series of forays into and about the natural world is designed especially for Older, Wiser and Livelier Seniors (O.W.L.S.).  Every O.W.L.S. program rekindles wonder, cultivates community and provides ample opportunity to learn about natural diversity in our region.

  • Quilters make Camp Quality success

    HILLVIEW - On Tuesday July 28, 2009, Sharon Hand and Melissa Guerrieri of the Camp Quality Quillow project in Hillview made their annual trip to Camp Quality of Kentucky. Camp is located in the Camp Loucoon section of Nolin Lake.

    With the help of friends, family members and two local quilt groups (Mount Washington Quilting Bees and Heart N Hand), they had enough quillows for the approximately 65 campers this year.

    Camp Quality is a Camp for Children ages 6- 16 with cancer, and it is a camp where the children just get to be kids again.

  • Summer camp offers lot of diverse opportunities for kids

    SHEPHERDSVILLE - Children keep both bodies and minds active during the summer thanks to Bullitt County Adult and Community Education’s 21CCLC Summer Camp.

    Hosted at Bullitt Lick Middle School, the Summer Camp features four weeks of fun and educational activities.

    Coordinator Annette Ragg said each week includes a different theme, with the first week designated as Career Week.

    Guests during Career Week included visits from the Bullitt County History Museum and both the Shepherdsville and Zoneton Fire Departments.

  • BE is looking for a better outcome against DeSales

    MOUNT WASHINGTON - A year ago, the Bullitt East Chargers traveled to Manual Stadium and got the best of the DeSales Colts in every category but one - on the scoreboard.

    Despite holding the Class AA squad to 105 yards of total offense a year ago, Bullitt East came out on the short end of a 14-0. Both of the Colts’ touchdowns came on turnovers in the second quarter. The Chargers turned the ball over six times in the loss.

    That DeSales squad went on to post a 10-3 record, falling in the regional final to Newport Central Catholic by a 54-19 score.

  • Chargers score on first play then dismantle Holy Cross

    LOUISVILLE - For the second straight week, the Bullitt East Chargers dominated the first half of a football game and then coasted to an easy victory.

    On Friday, the second victim was Class A powerhouse Holy Cross. Bullitt East scored on the first play of the game, a 55-yard run by Jonathan Bernard, and then rolled to a 34-7 halftime edge. There were not a lot of question marks in the second half before the Chargers recorded a 41-14 victory.
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