Opinion

New Year’s Resolutions for Seniors

News Staff

Tuesday, December 27, 2022

Resolutions can be made at any age. Seniors who may feel that they are past the point in life where trying something new or setting goals is relevant to them can reconsider, as it’s never too late in life to have aspirations big or small.

LIFE IN THE COLE BIN

News Staff

Tuesday, December 20, 2022

By Burton W. Cole Is there anything as senseless as sensible eating? As a bachelor, I prepared my own nutritious suppers (that's known as dinner to you city folk. I grew up eating dinner at noon. Lunch was what you packed for picnics.

By Burton W. Cole, Columnist

LIFE IN THE COLE BIN

News Staff

Tuesday, December 13, 2022

By Burton W. Cole, Columnist It's the most annoying time of the year. With kids jingle-belling and everyone telling you, “Eat another one. It's Christmas!” Yes, it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas parties.

Bobbie Jo Cratchit, (with her children, Jane and Tim, by her side) builds the courage to sing “God Bless Us Every One” for the Marley County talent contest on live radio. Pictured from left: Jane Cratchit, played by Willow Williams, Bobbie Jo Cratchit, played by Bethany Beckett English, and Tim Cratchit, played by Carson Kelsch.

KRT presents A Christmas Carol with a Country Spin!

News Staff

Tuesday, December 13, 2022

By: Brett Price Kincaid Regional Theatre is back this holiday season with A COUNTRY CHRISTMAS CAROL. The production had its opening night on Friday, December 9, 2022. Audiences were treated to a retelling of Ebenezer Scrooge’s tale, but in the setting of a 1950s, small American town.

November 22, 2022

Looking Back

News Staff

Tuesday, November 22, 2022

25 Years Ago - November 25, 1997 At the Nov. 17 special session for Falmouth City Council, the second reading of the ordinance for hiring a city administrator was read. Steve Hasson was chosen by council to fill the position of administrator.

By Burton W. Cole, Columnist

LIFE IN THE COLE BIN

News Staff

Tuesday, November 8, 2022

By Burton W. Cole, Columnist In the 40-some years since I escaped school, no one ever has asked for my permanent record. Not once did a job interview end with, “Before we offer you the position, Mr. Cole, let’s take a peek at your permanent record. Mmmm. Wait, what?

Coralleen Rue Richards Karlin-Bennett, 74

News Staff

Wednesday, October 26, 2022

Coralleen “Corky” Rue (Richards) Karlin-Bennett, 74, passed away at her home on August 17, 2022, in Farmington, NM surrounded by her dogs following a long battle with cancer. Corky was born in East Liverpool, Columbiana, OH on March 26, 1948.

Citizens speak on trash pickup

News Staff

Thursday, July 8, 2021

Dear Editor On May 15, the Pendleton County baseball team picked up trash on Route 10 from the county line to 159 and down Route 159 to Davis Rd. In all we found 17 bags of trash. I would like to thank 22 players and the parents and coaches that helped. Please remember, do not litter.

Contributor reflects on Schroder's announcement

News Staff

Thursday, July 8, 2021

Dear Editor I would like to make some reflections concerning the announcement that Wil Schroder will not seek a third term as state senator. In my world this decision is tantamount to retiring from a job that one could no doubt retain until perpetuity.

Be one of three Kentuckians to win a million dollars

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Wednesday, June 9, 2021

Gov. Andy Beshear invited Kentuckians to get a COVID-19 vaccine and enter for a Shot at a Million – the state’s new vaccine incentive drawing. “This is a lifesaving and now possibly life-changing opportunity,” said Gov. Beshear.

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