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OC, SOUTH ADVANCE

Taking to the field in the opening round of the 29th District softball tournament Tuesday night, reigning champion Oldham County looked rusty, edging the No. 4 North Oldham Lady Mustangs 6-2.
After jumping on North for an early 3-1 lead, things slowed down considerably for coach Steve Leanhart’s squad as they failed to score again until the fifth inning
Sarah Lopesilvero broke the drought with one out, hitting into a fielder’s choice that scored Rayne Shelton.

Tennis pair advance to Round of...

After claiming Eighth Region singles’ titles Thursday, May 9, South Oldham siblings Jordan and Steffi Pitts continued their strong run through the postseason in Lexington, advancing to the round of 16 in the KHSAA state tennis tournament.
Jordan, a freshman at South Oldham, opened up the tournament with a 6-2; 6-1 win and cruised 6-0; 6-1 in the second round. He met his match in the tournament’s third round, falling to Kentucky Country Day’s Collier Bouchillon 6-0;6-3.

LOCAL TEAMS COMPETE AT STATE...

Entering Friday’s Class AA Track and Field Championships, North Oldham’s Maggie Mollak just wanted to be competitive in both of her events.
When she was finished at the University of Louisville’s Cardinal Park, it was mission accomplished — and more.
Mollak, a sophomore, opened up the night by earning a third place finish in the shot put, then capped off her season by claiming a state championship in the discus.
She is the only competitor from Oldham County able to make that claim.

State highway projects set to...

Oldham County Fiscal Court Tuesday approved a trio of road construction projects in the county’s rural areas.

The proposals include a bridge overlay on Ky. 1694 over Harrods Creek and two resurfacing projects on Ky. 1315 and Ky. 1818.

The Ky. 1315 resurface will stretch for two miles from Floyds Fork to Ky. 53.

The Ky. 1818 project will run from Neda Way to Ky. 1315.

State crews will also be working on U.S. 42 this summer Construction will cover approximately 13 miles from Ky. 1694 east to the Henry County line.

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