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- June 1Working out injuries should be taken more seriously
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- May 30Society Needs to Drop the Expiration Date on Learning
- May 29Behind the Case
- May 28A Closer Look at the Rise and Impact of Anti-Feminist Ideologies
- May 27Tiny Homes, Big Costs: Universities Using ‘Micro-Apartments’
- May 26We Bought It, It's Ours!
- May 22A Senior's Goodbye: Advice to Underclassmen
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![Current map of one of the road improvement options for Highway 44 in Bullitt County, specifically from Bardstown Road to the Spencer County line. Many local residents voiced their opinions about the project, with both positives and negatives to it. “We’ve determined that we need at least four lanes of traffic [from Bardstown Road] to Bullitt East High School, and then past that, only two lanes of through traffic,” project manager James Maynard said in an interview with WLKY. “We need to find out from the public: Do you want roundabouts or do you want traditional widening of the center traffic to turn left?”](https://www.belivewire.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/IMG_3998-1200x554.jpeg)