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02/19/2025
Jefferson County Public Schools Apply today to become a JCPS bus driver and earn an average of $55,000 per year. If you are looking for a rewarding career that positively impacts children's lives, consider becoming a school bus driver at Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS). We are seeking new drivers to join our team and help u...
11/16/2018
HIRING ALERT: Amazon Warehouse Team Members | Jeffersonville Find Amazon jobs on Jobcase today!
09/27/2018
Louisville's MSD chief could be on the hook for $460K in Cincinnati Louisville MSD chief Tony Parrott could be held “jointly liable” for improper payments made when he headed Cincinnati's sewer system, an audit says.
09/16/2018
This Lawyer Refuses To Cut His Locs, Instead He’s Working To Change The Perception Of ‘Professional’ Black Men In America! - The Shade Room Marcus Shute, Jr. has been growing his locs since 2002 and he has no plans on cutting them anytime soon! He’s a 33-year-old lawyer who runs his own law firm in Nashville, and says his hair is a statement that...Read More
09/05/2018
SEE VICTORY PARK 'NEIGHBORHOOD" ANYWHERE?
No. The 'California-Victory Park' label is a recent invention by people who live nowhere near California. Victory Park is and has always been a park--not a neighborhood. Find out who "invents" neighborhoods, while they think no one is paying attention and why. The California neighborhood speaks for itself this Friday, September 7 at 6 pm at 1541 West Oak. LaVon Clack Angela Leet De'Nita Wright David Snardon Michael Brooks Haven Harrington III Carol Clark Ryan Fenwick Sarah Lynn Cunningham Irene Yeager Shelton McElroy Shellie Nitsche Jaison Ashley Gardner Theresa Hunt Virginia Wilson Agyei Cornerstone Ameerah Granger Gerald Malone
08/28/2018
JCPS board votes to approve settlement that would avoid state takeover The Jefferson County Board of Education voted 4-3 to accept the offer, which will help the district avoid an appeals process.
02/22/2019