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25 Years Ago - February 20, 2001Falmouth City Council denied Mayor Gene Flaugher’s fire chief appointments during a special meeting Feb. 16.

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25 Years Ago - February 13, 2001Phillip A. Sharp Middle School will play host to Kentucky Shakespeare Festival’s touring educational outreach program at 1:30 p.m. Feb. 16 with “Shakespeare Alive!

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25 Years Ago - February 6, 2001One never knows who they will see at a ball game. Such was the case Monday evening, Jan. 29, at a girls basketball game at Pendleton County High School.

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25 Years Ago - January 30, 2001Judge Executive Henry Bertram and the Transportation Committee of Pendleton County Fiscal Court will travel to Carlisle in Nicholas County to observe a presentation on video conferencing. The judge and magistrates wish to improve their understanding of the concept.

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25 Years Ago - January 23, 2001Russ Roe, naval science instructor at Pendleton County High School, reported on the Jan.

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25 Years Ago - January 16, 2001Colder temperatures increased the demand for heat and drove up December power bills for Harrison Electric Cooperative members.

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25 Years Ago - January 9, 2001A Pendleton County school bus led the Jan. 3 funeral procession from Woodheads Funeral Home in Falmouth. Ann Calvert, a former Pendleton County Schools bus driver for 26 years, was on her final trip to her resting place in the Morgan Cemetery.Mrs.

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25 Years Ago - December 12, 2000Members of the Ladies Auxiliary from the Northern Pendleton Volunteer Fire Department and people from Second Twelve Mile Baptist Church in Peach Grover are trying to help an area couple after fire destroyed their home just before the holidays.

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25 Years Ago - November 21 2000Falmouth City Council will be removed from the building permit process. No longer will it approve applications of citizens to raise structures.This function is to become the duty of the city clerk.

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25 Years Ago - November 14, 2000Fifty-six percent of registered Pendleton County voters cast ballots in the Nov. 7 election, and largely supported George Bush for U.S. president.Bush and Dick Cheney carried the county with 3,044 votes to Al Gore and Joe Lieberman’s 1,670 votes.