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Young Leaders!
🎉 Congratulations to the 2025–26 Bardstown–Nelson County Young Leaders here from Bethlehem! 🎉
We are proud to recognize this outstanding group of young leaders who exemplify community, initiative, and promise:
Vivian Dye
Logan Fentress
Josey Hite
Ty Johnson
Brady Simpson
Makenzie Sinclair
Tatum Stone
The Young Leaders Program is a leadership initiative organized by the Bardstown–Nelson County Chamber of Commerce for high school sophomores across all four area schools.
Students are selected through a formal application process—including essays, recommendations, attendance, and resumes—and are intentionally chosen for their drive, civic engagement, and potential—not solely GPA.
Over the school year, participants engage in multi-session leadership training and in-depth community exploration. The program takes them across key sectors—including agriculture, tourism, government, business, health, workforce development, volunteerism, media, law enforcement, and civic engagement—so they can better understand, connect with, and serve their community.
The mission? To spark personal growth, deepen civic involvement, and prepare future leaders who are grounded in—and committed to—making a difference in Bardstown and Nelson County.
We couldn’t be prouder of Vivian, Logan, Josey, Ty, Brady, Makenzie, and Tatum. Thank you for stepping up to lead with heart and purpose!
We are proud to recognize this outstanding group of young leaders who exemplify community, initiative, and promise:
Vivian Dye
Logan Fentress
Josey Hite
Ty Johnson
Brady Simpson
Makenzie Sinclair
Tatum Stone
The Young Leaders Program is a leadership initiative organized by the Bardstown–Nelson County Chamber of Commerce for high school sophomores across all four area schools.
Students are selected through a formal application process—including essays, recommendations, attendance, and resumes—and are intentionally chosen for their drive, civic engagement, and potential—not solely GPA.
Over the school year, participants engage in multi-session leadership training and in-depth community exploration. The program takes them across key sectors—including agriculture, tourism, government, business, health, workforce development, volunteerism, media, law enforcement, and civic engagement—so they can better understand, connect with, and serve their community.
The mission? To spark personal growth, deepen civic involvement, and prepare future leaders who are grounded in—and committed to—making a difference in Bardstown and Nelson County.
We couldn’t be prouder of Vivian, Logan, Josey, Ty, Brady, Makenzie, and Tatum. Thank you for stepping up to lead with heart and purpose!
Athletic News!
Congratulations to Silas Dillard and Abby Brauner for being voted and awarded as the August Student Athletes of the Month! We are so proud of their leadership, hard work, and dedication both to their sport and their academics. They truly embody what it means to be a Bethlehem student-athlete. A huge thank you to Wings and Rings for sponsoring this recognition and helping us celebrate the achievements of our students!
Freshman Fellowship!
We had such a great time at the Freshman Cornhole Tournament! The afternoon was filled with lots of fun, friendly competition, and plenty of laughs as students showed off their cornhole skills. Everyone brought great energy, making it an exciting event from start to finish. A big congratulations goes out to Andrew Goff and Dawson Simpson for taking home the win—way to go!