Pendleton County residents donate blood.
Photo by Burton Cole.
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Pictured from left are Proeschel and maintenance crew Joseph Williams, John Webster, Preston Nunnelly, Nick Arcari, Rusty Robbins and Jim Montgomery. Photo by Brenda Montgomery of WoodmenLife.
Students from Northern and Southern elementary schools stock the shelves at FRYSC.
Pendleton County High School graduate Erin Rust, left, appraised this circa-1950 Native American tempra painting by noted artist Acee Blue Eagle during a 2025 episode of “Antiques Roadshow” that was shot in Las Vegas. She told the couple, whose names were not given, that the piece would bring $2,000 to $4,000 at auction. Rust grew up in Butler and is an appraiser for Freeman’s/Hindman auction house in Cincinnati. Photo courtesy of Erin Rust.
Outlook publisher Neil Belcher, left, hands the first place prize of $25 to Evelyn Bachman, 7, of California, Kentucky. At right is her sister, Lilian Bachman, 12, who received $10 for second place.
Last spring, Trimble tried out for and made EKU’s squad as a flyer.
Lindsay Arkenau has her arms full as she bundles up quadruplet lambs born Dec. 19 on the Kirsch Family farms. The rare treat was the first set of quadruplets born to the Kirsch Family in Peach Grove. Photo by Nila Harris.
Ashley Cassidy, right, sits beside her son, Wyatt, in front of Primal Aroma and Co., 121 W. Shelby St., Falmouth. The store carries products made from natural ingredients including candles and cosmetics. Photo courtesy of Ashley Cassidy.
