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Today's News

  • OC Singers celebrate with 15th anniversary concert

    The Oldham County Singers will celebrate its 15th anniversary with a public concert on Friday, May 16.

    “We invite everyone to join us for this happy occasion,” said Melissa Weaver, chorus director. “The concert is entitled ‘Come to the Music,’ and we hope everyone will do just that, come and help us celebrate our anniversary with music.”

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  • The Cutest Two Minutes in Oldham County
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  • McGee signs with Spalding
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  • Patton signs with KWC
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  • Lady Colonel Basketball Camp

    Oldham County’s girls basketball team will host a camp for girls in grades 1-7 from June 11-13.

    Cost is $40 (half-off for siblings). Instruction will be given by OC coaches and players.

    Parents can pick up a form at OCHS.

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  • Mathis strikes out 15 against Shelby

    Working with little margin for error, South Oldham senior left-hander Eddie Mathis was spectacular Monday night.

    Mathis struck out 15 Shelby County batters as the Dragons beat the Rockets 1-0 in Shelbyville.

    The Bellarmine signee allowed Shelby just four hits over seven innings of work.

    Tanner Johnson drove in the only run for the Dragons (16-9), who will play Friday night at Pleasure Ridge Park.
     

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  • Oldham-connected horses come up short at Churchill

    LOUISVILLE – While Commanding Curve, ridden by Goshen’s Shaun Bridgmohan, placed in Saturday’s Kentucky Derby, two other horses with county connections didn’t run as well this weekend.

    Kiss Moon, bred by Hermitage Farm in Goshen, finished 12th out of 12 horses Friday in the Kentucky Oaks.

    One day later Ride on Curlin, whose owner, Dan Dougherty, has family in Oldham County, came home seventh in the Derby.

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  • Goshen’s Bridgmohan 2nd in Derby

    LOUISVILLE – No one came close to California Chrome Saturday in the Kentucky Derby.

    But pacing the rest of the field was Commanding Curve with an Oldham Countian aboard.

    Goshen resident Shaun Bridgmohan rode long shot Commanding Curve to a second­-place finish at Churchill Downs, Bridgmohan’s highest finish in six career Derby starts.

    Commanding Curve, who went off from the No. 17 post at 38-­1, finished 1 ¾ lengths behind champion California Chrome and 1 ¼ lengths clear of third-­place Danza.

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  • Chuck Harper: Dreams come true for DAP

    Many of us witnessed the outcome of Kentucky Derby Saturday.

    The owners of the winner, California Chrome, Perry Martin and Steve Coburn, say they knew they had the winner the day the colt was foaled.

    They were called many things the day they proclaimed the horse of their dreams would be something very special, including the moniker “dumb ass!”

    That’s the day that DAP Stables (Dumb Ass Partners) was born. They even decided to put a donkey on their silks.

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  • District 4 Boys Lacrosse: OC comes back, beats Mustangs

    BUCKNER – A breakthrough season for Oldham County lacrosse will continue at least two more games.

    Last month OC beat North Oldham 16-15, marking the program’s first win against a county opponent. The Colonels beat the Mustangs for the second time Tuesday, only this time with much more on the line.

    OC came back from a 5-2 hole to beat North 9-7 in the first round of the District 4 Tournament. With the win, the Colonels advance to the district championship Thursday at home against top-seed South Oldham.

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