04:29 Shepherdsville businesses fight back after Salt River floods Kentucky town Floodwaters from the Salt River have submerged sections of Shepherdsville local businesses are now facing the aftermath a pet grooming shop that has become a symbol of local resilience FOX Weather is joined now by the owner of Bark N Bubbles Get the best experience and stay connected to your community with our Spectrum News app. Learn More — The Salt River in Shepherdsville has receded enough for residents and business owners to begin mucking out As soon as water levels dropped low enough on Thursday Pastor Nathan Young and his Mercy Hill congregation went to work Everything tainted by flood waters must go or be thoroughly cleaned “Over the next few days we’ll get all the drywall torn out By Thursday morning the Salt River receded within a few feet of Mercy Hill’s front door enough for volunteers to push out the water still inside it’s just such a mess,” one volunteer said Their mission is to move fast and avoid problems with mold At the same time Pastor Young can’t help but think of his neighbors affected by the destructive flooding “We’ve had people from our own congregation that have been rescued by boat But this is an opportunity for us to be the Church and be reminded that the church is really not a building “Brush and Balance” opened their storefront to help collect donated cleaning supplies The business only had a few inches of water in the front of building that was cleaned out on Wednesday The water was deeper in the back of the building and in storefronts next door Shepherdsville Fire Department power washed the street to clear away the mud and silt left behind Norton Community Medical Associates primary care physicians and advanced practice providers are here for you active partnership with you to keep you in your best health and doing the things you love Norton Community Medical Associates providers offer primary care in Louisville Southern Indiana and surrounding areas at over 40 convenient locations Our offices are staffed by teams of experienced physicians physician assistants and other medical care providers Your Norton Community Medical Associates primary care provider collaborates with Norton Behavioral Medicine for mental health care your primary care provider may refer you for therapy your primary care provider addresses any medication treatment and your therapist will provide short-term help If your mental health concern is a crisis or emergency The companies, insurance carriers and government organizations listed below have contracts with all Norton Healthcare facilities, employed providers and practices.For questions regarding a bill from Norton Healthcare or Norton Children’s, call customer service at (502) 479-6300 or (800) 874-3979 Norton Now offers urgent care through Norton Immediate Care Centers Norton Prompt Care clinics and virtually through Norton eCare Proceed to the nearest emergency department if you are experiencing life-threatening symptoms Virtual urgent care is available 24/7 through Norton eCare. 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Today, Norton Healthcare is a leader in serving adult and pediatric patients from throughout Greater Louisville Enter your information below to sign up for our free Get Healthy e-mail newsletter you'll receive stories and insights from the Norton Healthcare family — The Salt River is expected to crest Monday as much as 5 feet above flood stage The rising river is now only a few feet from the law office where she works.  Coy has enlisted help from friends and neighbors to help clear out computers and files and other important materials she’s checking in on her next-door neighbors on Plum Street I’ve made sure they’ve got somewhere they are going," Coy said "The house right next behind us is empty."  Flood water is already in the backyard of Desiray Davis’s home while nearby businesses on Buckman Street are already surrounded by water "We didn’t prepare like we should have Davis said she's never seen water as high as it was on Sunday while longtime residents refer to the 1997 flood as the "worst in a generation" for the area Several neighborhoods in Shepherdsville are at risk of being waterlogged by the time river levels reach their peak A member of the National Guard said they helped with one water rescue late Sunday morning at a residence near Hensley Road where several dozen homes are situated adjacent to the Salt River but everybody is doing good," resident Nathan Jackson said "They knew when to get out when they had the chance."  Those closest to the water are measuring time in feet per hour There’s not a thing worth losing your life."  — Flood water remains high in Bullitt County cutting off many roads and causing travel headaches for residents flood water has cut off entire neighborhoods unless drivers go around barricades and through nearly a foot of water It’s been all the way up to here,” Kelly Gray of Shepherdsville said Gray drove to the end of her block but decided against driving through the water in her car while other motorists in large trucks navigate 50 feet of submerged roadway and it’s been a mess like this,” Gray said Gray said she is going to wait it out and hope the water recedes.  The Salt River in Shepherdsville surpassed 36 feet on Monday Don’t worry about it,” Bill Dawson of Shepherdsville said has lived his entire life on Cedar Grove Road Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInLOUISVILLE (WAVE) -A woman in Shepherdsville has died after a house fire broke out over the weekend The fire was reported by neighbors who saw smoke coming from the home on Tara Circle on Sunday Shepherdsville Fire Chief Jody Craig said firefighters found a woman inside and pulled her from the house She was taken to UofL Hospital-South but died from their injuries The Bullitt County coroner’s officer identified the woman as Cheryl L The cause of the fire was ruled accidental due to “an alternate method of heating.” Craig said there was no electric service to the home Forgot Password Not a Member? 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KY was arrested by Trooper Roark of the Kentucky State Police on Monday night Howell was charged with Operating a Motor Vehicle Under the Influence of Alcohol and Possession of Open Alcoholic Beverage Container in Motor Vehicle He was lodged in the Adair County Regional Jail LISTEN LIVE TO 92.7 THE WAVE FOR SEVERE WEATHER UPDATES...  If you need help accessing the online public file due to a disability, please contact us Home  |  Employment Opportunities  |  Advertising  |  Contest Rules  |  Contact WHVE Public File  |  EEO  |  FCC Applications Built on Envisionwise Technology This story has been updated with new information Crews from the Shepherdsville Fire Department were seen at the Rivian Service Center in Bullitt County Thursday morning after a fire broke out at the facility Wednesday A Rivian spokesperson said the fire was put out Wednesday night and there were no reported injuries In August, a fire at a Rivian plant in Illinois "heavily damaged" 55 vehicles in a company lot, which were estimated to cost around $5.5 million, the Detroit Free Press reported The cause of the fire remained under investigation in October which can provide tax incentives based on the company's $10 million investment and job and wage targets A man is dead and another is injured following a shooting in Shepherdsville on Thursday, officials with the Bullitt County Sheriff's Office said in a news release Shepherdsville Police and the Bullitt County Sheriff’s Office responded to the 300 block of Tuts Road after getting a report of a shooting Another man was found with a gunshot wound in his leg and was taken to University of Louisville Hospital by first responders Detectives from the Bullitt County Sheriff’s Office are conducting a homicide investigation Contact reporter Killian Baarlaer at kbaarlaer@gannett.com or @bkillian72 on X