It’s an easy choice for the best Bengals’ quarterback ever

    I grew up watching Bengals football in its great moments to its bad moments from the mid-1970s to the present. So, while I did not watch those first few years, almost every signal caller that has donned the orange and black, I have watched play.

Falmouth Rotary Club sends words of encouragment

Dear Editor:     To the teachers and administrators.     To the bus drivers.     To the cooks and janitors.     To the parents and caregivers.     To all involved in any way with the enterprise of education of the Pendleton County Schools.

Celebrating Return to Play During National High School Activities Month

By Karissa Niehoff, Executive Director of the National Federation of State High School Associations and Julian Tackett, Commissioner of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association     The COVID-19 pandemic has certainly caused everyone to hit the pause button on life.

Yes, there is a racism problem in Pendleton County

    In high school, Bob Myers did the production The Music Man and a line from one song has stuck with me over the years.     “Well, ya got trouble, my friend, right here, I say trouble right there in River City.

Democrats had eight years to fix the issues

Dear Editor:     Historically national Political Conventions have been to politics as the playoffs have been to major league sports. It has always been the main event for each political party to choose their best shot at winning the grand prize, which is a four-year stay at 1700 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Presidential politics in 2020

Dear Editor     On June 16, 2015, Donald Trump announced his candidacy for President of the United States. He said the Mexicans were crossing our borders to rape and sell drugs.

Libertarian Party seeks the golden rule for politics

Dear Editor:     What is a Libertarian? If you’ve never heard the term, you may think it sounds strange. A libertarian, the root word being liberty, is different from a conservative or a liberal.

Correction: Presidency, State Representative and U. S. Senate race has Libertarian candidate

    The Falmouth Outlook was previously unaware that the Libertarian Party has candidates for two elections that will be on the ballot for Pendleton County voters.     James Toller of Georgetown will be trying to unseat Mark Hart for the 78th District Kentucky House of Representative seat.

Bipartisan election agreement puts Kentuckians health first

    By Governor Andy Beshear and Secretary of State Michael Adams     In the midst of a global health pandemic caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19), as a Democratic Governor and a Republican Secretary of State we have proven that we can put partisanship aside to make our elections safer for our...