Falmouth City Council approves the purchase of fire truck, Klee property Request for Qualifications

    Falmouth City Council  approved the mayor to to execute documents that led to the purchase of a fire truck from Piner Fire Department. The truck is 12 years old, and it has 4500 miles and 850 hours.

Can the 10 Commandments be displayed at county courthouse?

    Magistrate Darrin Gregg brought the question in front of the Pendleton County Fiscal Court of whether the 10 Commandments and potentially other historical documents should be displayed at the Pendleton County Courthouse.

Catalytic Fund presents Klee property proposal

    Travis Gysegem, Manager of Real Estate Research at the Covington-based Catalytic Fund, presented his work to Falmouth City Council at the Tuesday, September 1, 2020, meeting. Jeanne Schroer, President and CEO of the Fund, was also present to answer questions and to provide information.

Bussman pleads guilty to prostitution charge

James Bussman, former Falmouth police officer, pled guilty to several charges and received probation for 365 days.     Bussman had been gone from the city police force when he approached a young male and reportedly attempted to solicit sexual acts.     “Mr.

School board lowers tax rate

    The Pendleton County Board of Education voted unanimously to lower the tax rate at its August 17 regular board of education meeting.

Fiscal court finalizes county tax rates

    The Fiscal Court discussed the upcoming tax rate for 2021. After a brief discussion and presentation, all districts decided to keep the rate at the current levels. Jim LaFollette presented information to the court regarding the ambulance board.