Saturday Jun 13 | Kentucky Governor's Office
Governor Beshear makes appointments to Boards and Commissions
FRANKFORT, Ky. - Gov. Steve Beshear has made the following appointments to Kentucky boards and commissions: Gov.
Mike Miller held one of the fuel boosters his company distributes and installs in vehicles.
$4 million in stimulus funds help pay for water project
The Louisville Water Co. said it will use $4 million in federal stimulus money to help cover the cost of a $20.5 million project to increase the water supply to a fast-growing part of eastern Jefferson County.
Man charged with attempting to persuade girl to have sex
A Jefferson County man has been charged with attempting to persuade a 14-year-old girl to engage in sexual activity, according to the U.S. Attorney's office.
Work to begin again on Fisherville Road
Anyone who lives in any of the five buildings at Penacook Place, or the Oak Bridge condos, has absolutely NO choice in the matter.
Conservation subdivision planned in Fisherville
Developer Steve Canfield is planning a residential subdivision on 200 acres in Fisherville, but the plan is hardly typical.
Art reflects life of couple fighting MS
It's one thing to read the story of Jesus' life in the Bible, said Southeast Christian Church member Margarita Long.
Subdivision proposed at Clark Station Road
Developer Steve Canfield is planning a 'conservation subdivision' at 3208 and 3412 Clark Station Road in Fisherville.
7 to enter new Holy Cross 'hall'
Mention Holy Cross High School and many longtime residents likely will mention the two schools that merged to create it: Angela Merici and Bishop David.
Neighbors want stinky sewage plant gone
A private sewage treatment plant near Stony Brook Drive and Watterson Trail is still operating more than a year after the state decided not to renew its permit in hopes that the plant would be eliminated.
Lake Forest, Eastwood to get water pressure help
Eastern Jefferson County residents fed up with weak water pressure can look forward to some relief next year, Louisville Water Co.
Canterbrook Farms teen delivers forecasts on his own Web site
Ryan Hoke, an 18-year-old senior at duPont Manual High School, knows what he's going to study in college -- meteorology.