Today's News

BEDFORD – As they did in the regular season, the Oldham County baseball team found just enough runs to beat North Oldham scoring a 4-0 win May 21 to win the 29th District title.“Give them credit,” NOHS coach Matt Walker said.

Oldham County Dollars for Scholars awarded more than $53,000 in scholarships from local businesses, organizations and individuals to 47 local students May 19. Recipients include Oldham County Career Center student Erin L. Muhlheizler, home-schooled student Rachel E. Meredith, North Oldham High School students Courtney B. Perkins, Stacey L. Schal, Brooke M. Claggett, Daniel T. Warren, Gretchen M. Gruenberg, Karen M. Bortner, Christine A.

There is no such thing as a free lunch for the children of Oldham County this summer.A federally-funded program that provided free sack lunches to local children in summers past is no longer offered in Oldham County.

Today’s bullying goes far beyond the traditional school yard brawls depicted in television shows and movies. Incorporating technology, and now focusing more on female relational aggression, bullying has taken a new face in our schools. The Kentucky legislature has recently taken steps to create an awareness of bullying; Gov. Steve Beshear recently signed into law House Bill 91, better known as the Golden Rule Act, or the Anti Bullying Bill.