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Today's News

  • Serve and Honor God in Your Work
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  • Christmas in September

    Peyton Siva, Sr. will join WHAS11’s Rachel Platt as guest speaker and emcee, respectively, of the 6th Annual Christmas in September – Runway Fashion Show & Boutique.  The event, sponsored by Stock Yards Bank & Trust, will be held Thursday, September 5, 2013, at the Seelbach Hilton Louisville, beginning at 5:30 pm. with free valet parking.

     The annual event is held to raise funds for Prodigal Ministries, Inc., a Louisville agency that serves men and women helping them to avoid prison return.

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  • OCHS hosting four foreign exchange students this year

    Oldham County High School Principal Brent Deaves said he is excited for his school to host four foreign exchange students this year. Their national flags, pictures, and some information about themselves will be hanging in the main hallway by the attendance window.

    From left, Jasmine Bianco (Australia), Xinyu Zhang “Cassia” (China), Elena Martin-Ines (Spain) and Silvia Cano Palencia (Spain).

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  • Students and staff paint mural
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  • Animal Control employee fired

    The Oldham County Fiscal Court has officially fired an animal control officer for admitting to official misconduct, but is locked into a battle with a state agency over money due to the former employee.

    Fiscal Court officially fired Animal Control officer Elmer "Jim" Nichter on Aug. 20.  Nichter was arrested on May 15 for forgery, official misconduct and theft relating to a missing dog case. Earlier this month, Nichter pled guilty in court to official misconduct. This admission prompted Judge-Executive David Voegele to let him go.

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  • STUDENTS SHOW ‘STEADY’ GROWTH IN ACT SCORES

    Despite a slight drop in annual ACT scores, Oldham County School officials say the district is still trending upward when it comes to college preparedness.

    This year’s senior class from North Oldham, Oldham County and South Oldham high schools scored a composite score of 21.8 when they took the ACT as juniors. The previous year’s composite for the district was 22.2

    Kentucky juniors have been required to take the ACT since 2008, when new educational reforms were put into place.

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  • 'Smooth' Triathlon, some still upset

    Another Louisville Ironman Triathlon has come and went with no major incidents, according to several police departments in the county.

    Oldham County Sheriff Steve Sparrow said his deputies did not have anything “out of the ordinary” with Sunday’s triathlon. La Grange Police Department reported no problems as well.

    Oldham County Police say they also did not have any problems with the competition, while coordinating with Kentucky State Police and Louisville Metro Police.

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  • Dahmen graduates

    Army Cadet Tyler W. Dahmen has graduated from the Army ROTC (Reserve Officers’ Training Corps) Leader’s Training Course at Fort Knox, Ky.

        The four-week course is a leadership internship for cadets that can lead to the ultimate goal of becoming an Army officer.  College students experience and examine the Army without incurring an obligation to serve in the Army or ROTC, and are eligible to receive two-year college scholarship offers and attend the Advanced ROTC Course at their college.

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