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Butler Building

Butler Building

Butler building razed

    Make room for beauty; the old corner building is gone.  The City of Butler owns the building that recently stood at 219 Matilda Street, and now there is just an empty lot where it stood.
Gary Lea

Gary Lea

Gary Lea honored as Kentucky Colonel

    Gary Lea, Director of Maintenance for the City of Falmouth, was honored by Kentucky Rep. Mark Hart before the October 6, 2020 caucus meeting of Falmouth City Council with the designation of Kentucky Colonel.
Skeleton

Skeleton

Court discusses multiple issues facing the county

    In a caucus meeting that had discussions on a variety of topics, no major issues were addressed and moved forward on.     Judge Executive David Fields did inform the court on some items that would be on the agenda for the regular scheduled meeting at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, October 13.
Pendleton County voters were already in line on opening day of voting in-person in Kentucky.

Pendleton County voters were already in line on opening day of voting in-person in Kentucky.

You will be casting your votes on paper ballots on Nov. 3

    Just as voters did in June for the primary election that set up the combatants for the general election, voters who vote in-person either in Rita Spencer’s County Clerk office starting on Tuesday, October 13 and/or on Election Day Tuesday, November 3 will do so on a paper ballot.

Library seeking your help for Day of the Dead

    Pendleton County Public Library - is at it again - library programming that is. We want to honor our ancestors with a Day of the Dead program. We are looking for folks willing to film a short (two minutes top) segment on a person of your choice.

Shop like a local and play B I N G O

    In an effort to promote and increase patronage of local businesses, Pendleton County Extension Service is presenting Shop Like a Local BINGO.     “There are so many benefits for shopping locally.
Kentucky Lottery

Kentucky Lottery

$75,000 winning lottery ticket in Falmouth

A Falmouth woman was skeptical after scratching off a $75,000 Extreme Cash scratch-off ticket and revealing the game’s $75,000 top prize.  “I was kind of stunned,” she said. She had stopped at Bluegrass Discount Tobacco with the intent to play the lottery.