From the campfire to a novel, retired mail carrier is telling Emory’s Story

    Paul Holleran, retired City of Falmouth mail carrier, will hold a book signing on Saturday, Dec. 5, 2020, at Simply Gifted near the corner of Shelby and Maple.     Writing a book was not originally in Holleran’s plan.

Fiscal court meetings back to YouTube

    With the positive cases of Covid-19 surging throughout the state and county, Pendleton County Fiscal Court’s meetings were moved to their YouTube Channel for safety per exceutive order by Judge Executive David Fields.

Falmouth Mayor and other city workers test positive for Covid

    “Regardless of the situation, the city still has to functions,” said Falmouth Mayor Ron Stinson in regards to him and three of the four city hall employees who have tested positive to Covid-19.

BREAKING NEWS: Falmouth Mayor and three city hall workers test positive for Covid

"Regardless of the situation, the city still has to functions," said Falmouth Mayor Ron Stinson in regards to him and three of the four city hall employees who have tested positive to Covid-19.

2021-22 School calendar set

    The school calendar for 2020-21 has had to undergo major revision as Covid-19 has wreaked havoc on the school’s ability to be in session and offering in-person classes.

Covid cases closes Falmouth City Hall

    Falmouth City Council held its first virtual meeting on Tuesday, November 17, 2020, due to a couple of council members who had been affected by Covid-19 and due to some residents who were quarantining, but who wished to attend, according to City Attorney Brandon Voelker.

County government offices closing to public

    Pendleton County local government officials have decided to close their offices to the public as the county’s positive covid cases continue to grow.     County Clerk Rita Spencer said that licenses can be renewed via mail or by calling 859-654-3380 or 859-654-2143. A credit card in needed.