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Today's News

His story unfolds

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North headed to region

BEDFORD – There have been some big wins for the North Oldham baseball team, but none bigger than Tuesday’s 6-5 comeback win over South Oldham in the opening round of the 29th District tournament.“We’ve never made it to region before so it’s just huge

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Ban boosts, burns business

It’s been a year since the smoking ban went into effect in Oldham County.The ban prohibits smoking in restaurants, bars, bingo halls and other public venues.

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'This is only a test'

At 6 p.m. tonight (Thursday), about 23,000 phones will ring in Oldham County.

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OCHS attains top seed

BUCKNER – The Oldham County High School baseball and softball teams secured the No.

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The doc is out

NASHVILLE – The quiet kid who expressed herself on the basketball court at Oldham County High School found her voice and her calling.La Grange native Brandi Miller put the cap on a stellar collegiate athletic and academic career this spring earning her doctorate in occupati

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County Events

Thursday, May 15

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Letters to the Editor

Put school board on Channel 25

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20th anniversary of deadly bus crash on I-71: Survivor speaks to Rotary Club

The night of May 13, 1988, 14-year-old Harold Dennis couldn’t sleep.He was too excited about the next day – when he’d spend the day at Kings Island with friends from Radcliff’s First Assembly of God.

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Local Big O Tires donates to cancer research

Alex’s Lemonade Stand was started by a young girl named Alexander “Alex” Scott at age 4, who while suffering from neuroblastoma, a form of aggressive childhood cancer, began raising funds for research with her own lemonade stand. In August 2004, at the age of 8, Alex passed away knowing that with the help of others, she had raised more than $1 million to help find a cure for all kids with cancer.

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