The Pendleton County One Stop on 500 Chapel Street will be hosting the Adecco “Open Interviews Fair” from 1 – 4 p.m.  on Monday,  April 8, 2013. Adecco will be conducting open interviews for the following positions at the Kincaid Lake State Park:  store clerk, boat dock attendant, pro shop clerk, recreation director and maintenance employee.

If you are interested, please come with a prepared resume, dress appropriately and be prepared for an on-site interview.  If you need assistance with your resume, the Pendleton County One Stop can help at 859-654-3325 EXT. 2903.

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The Pendleton County Public Library will be closed on Tuesday, April 9 for library maintenance and staff development training. The library apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause. All items that would normally be due on this day will be due on Wednesday, April 10.

The book drops in the library's parking lot and at BB's Shell in Butler will be available for those wishing to return items while the library is closed.

If you have any questions, please call the library at 859-654-8535.  Hours are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. – 8 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. and Sunday 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.

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The newspaper printed in last week's issue in the drug roundup article that it would be following these cases all the way through court to see what punishment is given for their illegal drug activity.

Law enforcement worked for a minimum of three months to apprehend these people. The majority of those appeared in Pendleton District Court on Wednesday, March 20, 2013 and entered the following plea.

Carol Baldwin, 1978. Arr. TICS, 1st deg., 2nd> off, <2 gms heroin. Persistent felony offender. NG plea. Final PTC 5/8. JT 5/17. Discovery ord ent. Bail $2,500, property eligible, cash sub. to restitution.

Arthur Courtney, 1979. Arr. TICS, 2nd deg, 1st off<20 DU. Persistent felony offender, 1st deg. NG plea. Final PTC 5/1. JT 5/10. Discovery ord.

Joseph Dalessandro, 1962. Arr. TICS, 1st deg, 1st off >10 DU. 2 cts. TICS, 2nd deg, 1st off>20 DU. NG plea. Final PTC 5/8. JT 5/17. $7,500/10%, sub. to restitution.

Cassandra Elfers, 21, Falmouth, appeared before Circuit Court Judge Jay Delaney for an arraignment hearing on Wednesday, March 20. Elfers entered a plea of not guilty.

Fifth grade students from Southern and Northern Elementary Schools learned about all the equipment fire personnel have to wear to a fire during “Elementary Career Day” on Friday, March 15.

State Representative Tom McKee, second from the right, recently welcomed members of the Pendleton County Fiscal Court to his Capitol office.

The Pendleton County Community Good Friday Church Services, sponsored by the Pendleton County Cooperative of Churches, will be held at the Falmouth Christian Church on Friday, March 28. The service will begin at 1 p.m., but there will be special music prior to the service presented by the wonderfully talented people from local churches and special guests that will also be part of the service. So come early!

Many of the county's ministers will be conducting the service representing their individual churches as well as the Cooperative. Reverend Joe Hall of Blanket Creek Baptist Church will be bringing the message. The youth from Pendleton County High School will also be performing during the service again this year.

Everyone is invited to attend. Please bring a friend or a relative and sing, praise, and honor the greatest blessed friend and slain Savior, Jesus Christ, on March 28. Don't forget to come early!

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The students and staff at Sharp Middle School proudly present their first annual Positive Behavior Intervention System (PBIS)  “Showing Off Sharp” Night from 5-8 p.m. on Thursday, March 28.

There will be an open house with art displays, a book fair, concessions, and a poetry corner throughout the evening as well as the following:

5 p.m. - Volleyball game - students vs. staff

5:45 p.m. - Cheerleading demonstration

6 p.m. - Quick Recall match - students vs. staff

6 p.m. -  Basketball game - 6th vs. 7th grade boys and girls.

7 p.m. -  Choir and color guard presentation and pep band.

7 p.m. - Basketball game - 8th grade boys and girls will take on the staff

Please join the students and staff at Phillip A. Sharp Middle School for an evening of fun.

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New online program lets filers track status of refund

The Kentucky Department of Revenue reminds everyone that income taxes are due Monday, April 15, 2013. New this year is “Where’s My Refund,” an online resource that allows taxpayers to check the status of their 2012 individual income tax refund.

Taxpayers can log on to www.revenue.ky.gov and click on Where’s My Refund to obtain the most current and up-to-date information about their 2012 refund.  A primary social security number and the exact amount of the refund are needed to retrieve this information.

What do you think? The Pendleton County Sheriff’s Office is doing its first ever public survey. Please go to their website www.sheriff.pendletoncounty.ky.gov or hit “Like” on Facebook and go to the survey link to ten (10) questions as they relate to the Sheriff’s Office. They would appreciate your feedback on what you think or believe about your Sheriff’s Office. The answers provided are confidential unless you wish to add your name and contact information in the comment block.  Please take a few minutes, complete the survey and hit submit.  As they are in their seventh year, they would like to see what suggestions, if any, could be helpful  to them in the near future. Please respond by April 1, 2013.

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