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New golf jewel was well worth the wait
SHEPHERDSVILLE - Over the past 30 years, I've written about every sporting event imaginable. Over the past three decades I have not once written about the opening of a new golf course in Bullitt County...until this week.

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State grant to help widen Cedar Grove

SHEPHERDSVILLE - Construction could begin as early as next spring on a multi-million project to widen Cedar Grove Road.

The city of Shepherdsville will administer a $5.7 million grant from
the state Department of Transportation to widen parts of Cedar Grove Road from Interstate 65 to past a major residential and golfing community.

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Best Buy repair facility to open this summer
Are there enough “geeks” in the Bullitt County area to fill up to 550 full-time jobs? Gov. Ernie Fletcher believes so. More importantly, the decision-makers for Best Buy, a leading electronics and computer retailer, believe

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Leaders looking to future before new center opens doors
As officials awoke on Thursday, it shouldn’t be a surprise if their eyes quickly glanced at the skies. Brian Doheny, president and chief executive officer of the new Jewish Hospital Medical Center South facility, is used to holding special events during inclement weather.

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Fort Knox is positioning itself for influx of workers

For years, Fort Knox, with its heavily guarded gold bullion vault, has been viewed by the world as a symbol of security.

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Ramping Up: Fort Knox changes drive residential growth

The story of the real estate boom has been told countless times -- skyrocketing house prices, new developments springing up on every corner, and investors looking to earn fast cash by "flipping" properties.

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Local officials, Fort Knox ‘recruit’ people to move
Bullitt Countians are joining others from surrounding areas on a recruiting trip.

They're not college coaches looking for the next star athlete.

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Work officially begins on a groundbreaking
vision of community
On June 28, 2005 ground was officially broken on Heritage Hill Community. The event was a great success, with over one hundred spectators, media representatives, and public officials attending.
“We’ve worked diligently to make this a very unique and convenient community,” says Steve Plenge, co-owner of the land on which Heritage Hill is being built. “There’s really no place in the Louisville Metro area that offers all the things Heritage Hill does.”
The groundbreaking included the ceremonial planting of a tree that symbolizes growth, conservation, and natural beauty–all of which are fundamental to the development of Heritage Hill.
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