Pendleton County natives Brian and Tonya Sandy acquired and reopened the historic Time Out Tavern in Falmouth. The bar closed following the unexpected passing of previous owner Rick Wilson in February. Photo by Sam McClanahan.

Pendleton County natives Brian and Tonya Sandy acquired and reopened the historic Time Out Tavern in Falmouth. The bar closed following the unexpected passing of previous owner Rick Wilson in February. Photo by Sam McClanahan.

Still in the family

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Monday, April 27, 2026
By Sam McClanahan 
Ladycats ace pitcher Hannah Spaulding, left, poses with her younger sister Hadley after striking out a new career-high 16 hitters versus Woodford County.

Ladycats ace pitcher Hannah Spaulding, left, poses with her younger sister Hadley after striking out a new career-high 16 hitters versus Woodford County.

Ladycats win pair, now 9-8 overall

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Monday, April 27, 2026
By: Kayley Bruener 
Pendleton County Senior Center Manager Kristy Sturgill, left, and Activity Director Ronda Ehrich are banking on this weekend’s Pendleton County-Wide Yard Sale will give a big boost to the center’s “From Seed to Table: Greenhouse for Healthy Aging” project. Photo by Burton Cole.

Pendleton County Senior Center Manager Kristy Sturgill, left, and Activity Director Ronda Ehrich are banking on this weekend’s Pendleton County-Wide Yard Sale will give a big boost to the center’s “From Seed to Table: Greenhouse for Healthy Aging” project. Photo by Burton Cole.

Harvesting health

Monday, April 27, 2026

By Burton Cole FALMOUTH — Kelly Sturgill hopes to see the Pendleton County Senior Center grow. Not just in numbers, but with flowers and vegetables, too.The Senior Center, 1111 Chipman St.

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Rex is on the smaller side and he’s young with a ton of energy. He just needs someone willing to spend time with him and show him the ropes. He is dog and cat selective.

Rex is on the smaller side and he’s young with a ton of energy. He just needs someone willing to spend time with him and show him the ropes. He is dog and cat selective.

CREATURE FEATURE

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Monday, April 21, 2025
Creature Feature runs twice monthly featuring some of the dogs available for adoption at the...
Representing the team are from left to right: Riley Browning, Sarah Blackaby, Mylie Honnert, and Aubrey Mullins. Photo and information provided by Mallory Mullins.

Representing the team are from left to right: Riley Browning, Sarah Blackaby, Mylie Honnert, and Aubrey Mullins. Photo and information provided by Mallory Mullins.

Ladycats Softball receives donations from Cincinnati Reds

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Wednesday, January 29, 2025
For a second consecutive year the Pendleton County Ladycats Fastpitch Softball program was among 24...
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Pendleton County High School’s Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps perform a wreath-laying ceremony, paying tribute to veterans past and present, during a dinner the school district put on on Veterans Day last week for the servicemen and women of the community.

Pendleton County High School’s Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps perform a wreath-laying ceremony, paying tribute to veterans past and present, during a dinner the school district put on on Veterans Day last week for the servicemen and women of the community.

Honoring veterans

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Monday, November 17, 2025
By Nila Harris 
The Pendleton County Chamber of Commerce recognized the Three Rivers District Health Department as its Business of the Month for April. At left is Tami Vater, Pendleton County director of development and tourism. At right is Gary Hicks, Chamber president. Three Rivers staff includes, front row from left, Natasha Trauth, Kailee Workman, Emily Crittendon and Linde Eaton; middle row, Becky Messmer, Korynn Marshall and Abigail Henderson; and back row, Justin Pittman and Tammy Thompson. Projects for Three Rivers

The Pendleton County Chamber of Commerce recognized the Three Rivers District Health Department as its Business of the Month for April. At left is Tami Vater, Pendleton County director of development and tourism. At right is Gary Hicks, Chamber president. Three Rivers staff includes, front row from left, Natasha Trauth, Kailee Workman, Emily Crittendon and Linde Eaton; middle row, Becky Messmer, Korynn Marshall and Abigail Henderson; and back row, Justin Pittman and Tammy Thompson. Projects for Three Rivers

Chamber of Commerce Business of the month

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Tuesday, April 8, 2025
The Pendleton County Chamber of Commerce recognized the Three Rivers District Health Department as...
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