One teen died and three others were injured late Wednesday night in a single-vehicle accident on Stoner Road.

According to a press release from the Nelson County Sheriff’s Office, deputies Jarren Culver, Chris Conway and Richard Jones were called to a residence in the 400 block around 10 p.m. where they discovered a 2014 Chrysler 300 had left the roadway and struck a tree.

The driver of the vehicle, 19-year-old Braden Karr of Bardstown, was found unresponsive and later pronounced dead at the scene by the Nelson County Coroner.

LEXINGTON — Opportunities to score came few and far between for Bethlehem in Wednesday’s girls’ state soccer semifinals, and what few good chances the Banshees did have, they were quickly washed away by the stingy Highlands defense in a season-ending 3-0 defeat.

“They usually had about five or six on defense, tucked back,” said Bethlehem senior and all-tournament team member Abigail Proctor. “It was just really hard to get through them. … They were so tucked-in, it was hard to get around them.”

It took three tries, but Jeanette Hall Sidebottom now has the job she’s always wanted.

She defeated Kelly Pulliam by more than 3,400 votes in Tuesday’s election for Nelson County clerk.

“I worked for Phyllis Mattingly for 10 years, and knew I wanted to be clerk,” she said at a gathering of supporters at the Bardstown Events Center. “I am ready to go to work.”

She ran unsuccessfully for the office on two previous tries, but prevailed this time by a 9,910-6,456 margin.

By 10 a.m. on Election Day, 220 of the 1,053 registered voters at Precinct C104 had voted at the Civic Center, and about 20 were in line or filling out ballots.

“We’ve got a good shot at getting 700,” said Freddie Beam, who’s worked the precinct for 20 years.

Tom Hayes, a Bardstown teacher and registered Democrat, was one who voted early. He said this mid-term was more important than most.

“There’s so much meanness in our politics,” he said, but added. “Change is coming.”