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Lady Colonels break single season wins record

A little less than a week ago, the Oldham County softball team had the chance to make history. Entering the 29th District softball tournament in a tie for most victories in a season in school history, the 2012 edition exited the sole owner after dispatching Trimble County 5-0.

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Oldham County wins 8th Region softball tournament

Taking to the field in the 8th Region finale Saturday night, the Oldham County Lady Colonels made sure to add another accomplishment to their already impressive resume, securing a spot in the state tournament after a 6-2 win over Walton-Verona.

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North Oldham wins 8th Region baseball tournament

SHELBYVILLE, KY — Following a two day weather delay, the 8th Region baseball tournament resumed play Saturday night as defending champion North Oldham rallied behind a big five run fourth inning to knock out rival South Oldham 6-3.

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CARTOON: Summer re-runs

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Region baseball, softball finals postponed because of rain

Both the 8th Region baseball and softball finals were postponed because of thunderstorms in the area.

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KSR warden headed to Frankfort, Luther Luckett warden steps up

After serving as warden at four prisons in Kentucky, Cookie Crews has been promoted to the position of health services administrator with the Department of Corrections. In this role she will provide administrative oversight for the entire medical mission for the department.

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Colonial fair welcomes visitors Saturday, Sunday

The Oldham County History Center will host its second-annual Colonial Trade Faire from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in conjunction with the Arts Association of Oldham County’s Arts on the Greenfestival.

The Colonial Trade Faire will feature merchants and sutlers dressed in period clothing, selling handcrafted 18th Century wares.

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Former teacher will lead Locust Grove Elem.

The Locust Grove Elementary school site based decision making council has reached a decision regarding the selection of a new principal.

Council members recommended that William “Andy” Moore serve as principal of Locust Grove Elementary School.

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Stay cool in a pool

Get out the sunscreen, beach towels and floats — the pools are open, and Oldham County has quite a few options for both sunbathers and swimmers.

The county’s public pool, the John W. Black Aquatics Center, opened a week early because of warmer weather and an early end-of-school date.

Located in Buckner, the aquatic center is open seven days a week and offers swimming lessons, water aerobics and a swim team.

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County sign designed to keep residents informed

A new sign in downtown La Grange has some residents confused about local regulations — and there’s plenty to be confused about.

As part of improvements around the county government buildings at the corner of Ky. 53 and Ky. 146, a previously temporary sign structure has been made permanent.

Now, a wooden frame gives county officials a place to post signs announcing county events and notices.

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