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Wellness plan discussed at board meeting

Wednesday, February 17, 2021

Pendleton County School Board met in regular session on Monday, February, 8, 2021 for the shortest meeting in school board history. The meeting began at 6 p.m. and was finished at 6:13 p.m.

Punky Beckett

Fiscal Court honors Beckett with resolution

Keith Smith - Editor

Wednesday, February 17, 2021

Pendleton County Fiscal Court has made it a tradition to honor former members of the court who passed on with a resolution upon adjournment. At their Tuesday, February 9 regular meeting, they honored Charles “Punky” Beckett who served eight years as a magistrate.

Vaccine available at Total Care Pharmacy

News Staff

Wednesday, February 17, 2021

Total Pharm Care through the Good Neighbor Pharmacy announced they will be offering the vaccine at no cost each Saturday at their Falmouth location on Shelby Street. For the next four weeks, they will have 100 shots each Saturday from 1-4 p.m. or as long as needed each day.

Ambulance crew supports its fellow First Responders with food and community

Carolyn Reid - Reporter

Wednesday, February 17, 2021

A Christmas night fire on Jenkins Lane grabbed the attention of Pendleton County Ambulance Director Jody Dunhoft less for its intensity and more for what was missing—the familiar sight of the Red Cross canteen that is normally available to firefighters as they battle blazes at any time, but...

Keep the vaccine in Pendleton County

News Staff

Wednesday, February 17, 2021

With no public transportation to metro areas and the dangers that Covid-19 offers to many of our population, it is vital that the vaccine is consistently available within our county borders. A month ago, Governor Andy Beshear released a plan that option became unknown.

BEST IN KENTUCKY

Keith Smith - Editor

Wednesday, February 17, 2021

The one mantra that is talked about in the offices of Falmouth Outlook is that we want to tell the stories of Pendleton County. Its events. Its people Its history.

Fiscal court needs to add license in alcohol ordinance

Keith Smith - Editor

Tuesday, February 9, 2021

While the Fiscal Court is plowing new ground with a countywide alcohol ordinance, they are having to amend and adjust as they go from ordinance to the practicality of putting it into play.

New fire chief wants to make push for Butler fire station

Brenda Higgins - Reporter

Tuesday, February 9, 2021

New Fire Chief Dave Klaber and Assistant Fire Chief John Lucas were introduced at the Butler City Council on Monday, February 1. Klaber said that he plans on doing a big push to try to get new recruits for the Butler fire station.

Vaccine regional site opened in NKY

Keith Smith - Editor

Tuesday, February 9, 2021

Three Rivers District Health Department announced they are currently administering vaccines under Phase 1B which covers first responders, anyone 70 or older and K-12 school personnel. They also said, “We do not have any control over when or how much vaccine we receive.

Council discuss handling ordinance violators

Carolyn Reid - Reporter

Tuesday, February 9, 2021

Falmouth City Council addressed code enforcement complications during its February 2, 2021, caucus. While Police Chief Shannon Clem confirmed that most who violate the city ordinances comply after a warning or a city citation, others do not.

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