Pendleton County's hometown Major League Baseball star, Nathan Andrew "Nate" Jones, is in his second season as a relief pitcher with the Chicago White Sox. Below are brief details of his in-game activities for the week ending May 12, 2013.

As the Cats enter the last week of the regular season, they know they face Nicholas County  at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 21 in Carlisle in the first round of 38th District play.

But there are still questions for coach Aaron Biddle will be looking to finalize over the next eight days as they look to rebound after tough losses this rain-filled week that limited the games and practices that could be played. Last Thursday night saw the Cats drop an 8-1 loss to Mason County and a tough DH sweep to Lewis County. A 5-4 walk off victory for Lewis County and a 10-7 battle that Lewis pulled out.

The Pendleton County tennis teams recognized Cody Kirsch (left) and Kellie Smith (right) on Senior Night, Thursday, May 2. Photo by Jackie Vaughn.

By Bruce Reller, Jr., Reporter

The Pendleton County High School tennis teams had a great showing in the Regional Tournament at Tower Park in Ft. Thomas last week.

Pendleton County's hometown Major League Baseball star, Nathan Andrew "Nate" Jones, is in his second season as a relief pitcher with the Chicago White Sox. Below are brief details of his in-game activities for the week ending May 5, 2013.

By Sam McClanahan, Reporter

By claiming two more victories last week, the Pendleton County Ladycats softball team has secured its winningest season since 2007, and improving to 6-8 overall.

Head coach Steven Peed is optimistic about his club's play as the regular season begins to wind down.

On April 25th, the Cats stood at 5-17 after a heartbreaking loss at Bracken County.

Coach Aaron Biddle though saw improvement and knew that if his team kept keeping the faith, working hard and focusing on improvement, that things would turn around.

Pendleton County's hometown Major League Baseball star, Nathan Andrew "Nate" Jones, is in his second season as a relief pitcher with the Chicago White Sox. Below are brief details of his in-game activities for the week ending April 28, 2013.

By Sam McClanahan, Reporter

The Pendleton County Ladycats softball team notched its fourth win of the season last week over Williamstown, but also lost both games of a doubleheader at home to Nicholas County.

Head Coach Steven Peed says he is seeing improvement in his club, but errors being made on defense need to be cleaned up before heading into district play.

By Bruce Reller Jr., Reporter

"We had a very busy week last week," Pendleton County tennis head coach Jennifer Harmeyer said.