City Councilman Bill Sheckles tours the Nelson County Justice Center at the Nelson County Plaza early before going into work at the Conway-Heaton Automotive-Heaton.

The Nelson County Justice Center stands tall at the Nelson County Plaza as a new day dawns. The new Justice Center will open late October, the county began moving from the old court house a week before the opening.

Bill Sheckles heads out into the car lot late in the afternoon at Conway-Heaton Automotive Center to drive a truck around for a customer to test drive for the night. After his work ends at the car dealership Bill will head over to check on his restauant until closing.

Bill Sheckles, of Conway-Heaton Automotive Center, puts the tags on new truck he sold to Paul Morgan of Bardstown. "There is a ass for every seat, " Sheckles says with a smile.

Councilman Bill Sheckles checks out the haircut that 29-year-old Kevin Keene gave him in Kevin's sister kitchen. Kevin has been cutting hair since he was a teenager and cutting Bill's hair for five years. Bill says he does good work and someday he'll make him famous.

Bill Sheckles hugs his wife , Linda, at their restaurant, "Still Bill's." after coming in from work at the car dealership. During the day, Bill sells cars and trucks at Conway-Heaton Automotive Center, then goes to the family restaurant. "He's a good man," Linda says.