Barbourmeade News

When David Nicklies first envisioned plans for the former site of Kitty's Plants and Produce on Brownsboro Road, he saw an active adult community with condominiums for baby boomers and empty nesters.

Bullitt County Board of Education meetings, Tuesday at the board office, 1040 Ky.44E, Shepherdsville: 6 p.m. meeting on academic progress and initiatives and 7 p.m. regular board meeting.

On Friday, children tied ribbons to ponies and braided the manes of horses at Mint Springs Stables for a parade.

Despite attending a series of meetings, neighbors of the former Kitty's Plants and Produce site still don't know exactly what developer David Nicklies plans for the Brownsboro Road property.

Each year, dozens of children with special needs and their families enjoy a free weekend of fun and relaxation at a camp founded by Toni and Joe Rose of Barbourmeade.