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County expands Westport Park

Summer is officially here and Westport Park hopes that by adding new services, more of the public will utilize the county’s only public access to the Ohio River.

La Grange and Shepherdsville men die in fatal crashes

In the last 48 hours, two separate fatal accidents have occurred in Oldham County.

On June 20, Oldham County Police responded to a one-vehicle accident on Interstate 71 around 7:15 p.m.

Traffic light approved for La Grange four-way

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) will add a traffic signal to an intersection in La Grange where a fatal accident occurred last year.

South's Moriarty selected in MLB Draft

One moment he was a recent South Oldham High School graduate watching television, the next, Will Moriarty was being congratulated by family members for being selected by the Texas Rangers in the 32nd round of the Major League Baseball Draft Wednesday afternoon.

Every home required to have address posted

A new ordinance will require all Oldham County residents to clearly mark their addresses on their mailboxes.

The ordinance, passed at the June 6 meeting of Oldham County Fiscal Court, is designed to allow emergency services to more easily locate homes late at night or in other poor visibility conditions.

Summer fun around Oldham County

 With school out and summer in progress, Oldham County’s youth may be wondering what to do with their time. 

From watching plays to directing them

By: Taylor Weiter 

It was at a children’s theater production of “Rapunzel” that Heather Burns first knew. 

Silly Safaris travels to the OCPL

The Oldham County Public Library welcomed Silly Safaris to the main branch for an educational presentation about animals and their environments. Rhino Ryan brought animals from around the world to Oldham County to tell local children all about where they live, what they eat and how they survive. 

Freshmen performers from this year

It’s not necessarily common to see freshmen competing at the varsity level, but Oldham County had a sizeable number during 2016-17. Here are a few that performed well in their first year of high school and could see an expanded role as sophomores.

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Prospect Kroger assists African refugees

There are over currently 500,000 refugees in Uganda who have fled the wars and poverty in neighboring African countries.