Fisherville News

Now that alcohol sales are permitted in Eastwood, some residents are hoping a restaurant and grocery store will locate there.

Residents of Eastwood will decide next week whether to allow alcohol sales in their vicinity.

Louisville attorney Teddy Gordon said Tuesday he will drop a lawsuit seeking to halt Jefferson County Public Schools' new socioeconomic integration plan.

Spencer County High School students, Leah Spears and Shelby Smith were among twenty-one students throughout the state selected by Kentucky State Police to participate in the 'Drive to Stay Alive' program.

Michelle Falvey shuffled her feet and bopped her head to the beat of a song as Jeffersontown's Gaslight Festival Parade passed before her.

The driver of a vehicle involved in a crash, which killed 22-year-old Joshua Michael Bartley, has been indicted by the Bullitt County Grand Jury.

Louisville Metro Public Works is considering options to improve Fisherville's Old Clark Station Road so the narrow country road can better support future growth in the area.

If you like your laptop or golf clubs, don't leave them in your car overnight. That's the message police are sending to many eastern Jefferson County residents.

Indiana University Southeast announced Tuesday it has hired a new chief for its police department.

Developer Steve Canfield's company has been cited for illegally clear-cutting a 15-foot-wide swath of mature trees that was supposed to be saved as a buffer between a subdivision and a neighbor's property.

On an old farm at the far eastern edge of Jefferson County, developer Steve Canfield wants to build a 566-house subdivision, but he promises to save much of the rolling meadows and wildflowers, natural ponds and thick ridges of tall, mature trees.

The Louisville Metro Planning Commission has approved developer Steve Canfield's proposal to build the city's first "conservation subdivision" of 566 houses on about 200 acres in Fisherville, but commissioners weren't enthusiastic about the plan.

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.

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.