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Check out the new look at www.falmouthoutlook.com

Check out the new look at www.falmouthoutlook.com

Falmouth Outlook unveils new website look

News Staff
Friday, June 12, 2020
    In a continual effort to best serve the readers of Falmouth Outlook that are looking for the news that informs and affects them, the webpage has been updated with a new, cleaner layout.

Candidates for city councils are finalized

News Staff
Friday, June 12, 2020
    Absentee ballots starting arriving with in-person voting starting on Monday, June 8 and according to individuals on the county Board of Elections (which includes both Republicans and Democrats), at least four ballots have been disqualified because they did not have a signature both on the...
Spencer Records involved in settling Kentucky

Spencer Records involved in settling Kentucky

Spencer Records: Early settler in Kentucky

News Staff
Sunday, June 7, 2020
By Fran Carr, Reporter     Spencer Records was born to Josiah and Susanna Tully Records in Sussex County, Delaware on 11 Dec 1762.  Spencer, sometimes spelled Spenser, was the oldest of ten children.
District 2 Magistrate Josh Plummer is checking the petition at The Butler Market that will bring alcohol sales to the Pendleton County beyond Falmouth. It fulfills a campaign promise he made on the wet/dry issue in 2016.

District 2 Magistrate Josh Plummer is checking the petition at The Butler Market that will bring alcohol sales to the Pendleton County beyond Falmouth. It fulfills a campaign promise he made on the wet/dry issue in 2016.

WET or DRY?

News Staff
Sunday, June 7, 2020
    Voters in Pendleton County will be making a choice in November for Donald Trump versus Joe Biden for U. S. President, Mitch McConnell versus a Democrat candidate for U. S. Senate, and if one local magistrate has his way, the choice of whether Pendleton County will be a wet or dry county.
PCPL

PCPL

PC Public Library addresses reopening

News Staff
Thursday, May 28, 2020
Director Melissa Byrd released a statement concerning the reopening of the Pendleton County Public Library. While Governor Beshear indicated that it could open on June 8, there are other considerations besides just unlocking the front door.
Main Street

Main Street

City of Falmouth honors U.S. Veterans with banners

News Staff
Saturday, May 16, 2020
Thanks to the efforts of Falmouth City Clerk Ramona Williams, Operation Honor Banner’s Joe Montgomery, and many Pendleton County families, Shelby and Main Streets are lined with banners honoring the county’s veterans. The banners were hung Tuesday, May 12, by city employees.
Jessica Faulhaber voted in the last election wearing her red shawl honoring Susan B. Anthony and her fight for women’s suffrage. She wants more to join her in the 2020 election.

Jessica Faulhaber voted in the last election wearing her red shawl honoring Susan B. Anthony and her fight for women’s suffrage. She wants more to join her in the 2020 election.

A Red shawl to honor the fight for women’s right to vote

Keith Smith - Editor
Monday, May 4, 2020
    The 2020 Presidential election was poised to be contentious, historical election that was being promoted by both sides as the most important of our lifetime.
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