Oldham County News

Oldham County Schools bought enough land off of Ky. 329 in Ballardsville in early October to build an entire school campus with room for future elementary, middle and high schools.

Oldham County Schools have successfully continued our commitment to students over the past many years.

Oldham County Scholastic Chess Tournament will take place Nov. 14 at Locust Grove Elementary School.

Oldham County dog owners soon will have a one-acre dog park in Crestwood, where their pets can roam.

Louisville Metro Police are searching for a man who tried to rob three ATMs in eastern Jefferson County and stole a donation jar for a sick child in Oldham County earlier this month.

Oldham County native Louise Head Duncan was the daughter of Peyton Samuel Head and Blanche Hitt Head.

Members of the Oldham County Planning Commission approved plans for a veterinary clinic, dog park and kennel Tuesday.

More charges have been filed against two Louisville family members already in jail and accused of dozens of burglaries.

Public school children in Oldham County will be offered a chance to get free H1N1 vaccinations at their schools starting Dec.

Officials from Oldham County EMS are hoping that a new pink stripe on OCEMS ambulances will increase awareness and maybe even attract some graffiti.

A retired Louisville Police detective is concerned a man sentenced to life for murder will be let out on parole.

The Oldham County Health Department will offer the H1N1 vaccine by appointment only Oct.

It's not a "ladies' night" because it's during the day, but it's darn close The Oldham County Chamber of Commerce will spend the morning on Nov.

As small groups milled around the starting line for Sunday's annual Hunger Walk & Run at Waterfront Park, Louisville resident Lisa Belmar stood by herself.

Don't count on getting the H1N1 vaccine until December, unless you're pregnant or work in health care.

The CDC has allocated to Kentucky about 150,000 doses of the H1N1 vaccine, but only about half have been shipped to the state for high-risk groups, like pregnant women and healthcare workers.

In 2001, The Oldham County History Center joined with the Library of Congress and the AARP to begin collecting a series of oral histories from veterans in our area.

The head of the Oldham County water district said customers can expect to pay $6.85 more a month, on average, for their services starting next year.

He was sentenced to thirty years behind bars for shooting his wife, and now Edward Stoess has pleaded guilty in the shooting death of his wife's boyfriend.

Two years ago, Tasha Dye filed a protective order against her estranged husband, Chuck Dye Jr., that required him to stay away from her.