The family of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Crowley would like to congratulate them on their 50th wedding anniversary.  The past 50 years have blessed JC and Myra Jane with six children and 11 grandchildren. May they have many more years together!

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Tera Leighann Pierce of Butler, Kentucky has accepted membership in The National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS).

A large group of family, friends and supporters joined the Bella's Brigade benefit 5k walk/run, Saturday, April 6 at Thomas More. The benefit raised money for Bella's medical expenses and equipment.

By Sam McClanahan, Reporter

Over 120 united people gathered together to take part in the "Bella's Brigade benefit 5k walk/run on Saturday morning, April 6 at Thomas More College.

The event turned out to exceed all expectations of two-year old Bella O'Hara's parents, Jenna and Mason O'Hara.

The Falmouth Outlook traveled with the Beckett family to the Louisville Expo Center while attending the Lego Convention on Friday, April 5, 2013. While there Zach, Luke and Bethany Beckett posed with a Hulk sculpture, built entirely of Legos, holding The Falmouth Outlook.

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Jordan Blackaby, the daughter of Kim Johnson and the grand-daughter of Rose Schmitt, is a freshman Occupational Science major from DeMossville. Jordan has recently been inducted into Mu Chapter of Lambda Sigma Honor Society at Eastern Kentucky University, a national organization which recognizes first year students for their scholarship and service.

An impressive ceremony was held at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland honoring Aaron J. "Joey" Booher on February 15 for his recent promotion from Colonel to Brigadier General in the United States Air Force. General Booher currently serves as Chief of Staff for the Headquarters, South Carolina Air National Guard. He supervises the preparation of plans, policies, and programs for the Air National Guard units assigned and assists the Adjutant General in their execution. Prior to assuming his current duties, he served as Chief, National Guard Bureau J-53, International Affairs Division, Washington, D.C.

The Falmouth Lions Club held the Dr. Peter Fullwood Memorial Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 30. Great weather helped in making the hunt the largest and most successful in many years. The Lions Club would like to thank the following children for making eyeglass donations: Jayden McCarty, Ian Sergent, Tyson Sergent, Emma Barnard, Andrey Owen, Dmitry Owen and Cameron Karshner. Special thanks also goes out to Holly Hart for playing the part of the Easter Bunny, and Wyatt's Super Valu as well as the Pendleton County High School Student Council for donating the candy given to the children who made the eyeglass donations.

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Story Hour at the Pendleton County Public Library celebrated Easter on Friday, April 5. The kids listened to Easter stories and did a craft. They went outside and had an egg hunt.  Snacks were then served. Everyone had so much fun!  Story Hour is for children ages 3 – 5 years old. If you have any questions, feel free to call Sandy at 654-8535.

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A.M. Best, an independent financial rating agency, has once again affirmed Woodmen of the World's A+ (superior) financial strength rating.

Out of 15 possible ratings, "A+" is A.M. Best's second highest rating, reflecting their independent opinion of Woodmen of the World's financial strength and its ability to meet ongoing insurance and contract obligations. A.M. Best's rating is based on a comprehensive and qualitative evaluation of Woodmen's balance sheet strength, operating performance, and business profile.

Craig Peoples and Paul Vater will be having a concealed carry class starting at 5:30 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday, May 13 - 14 at the New Hope Church, four miles south of Falmouth.

To register or questions, call 859-654-4511.

You can refer to the sheriff.pendletoncounty.ky.gov web site under concealed carry for a list of items you need to bring.

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