Three Rivers Health Department announced that Pendleton County has a third case of the growing COVID-19. It is the five case in the Three Rivers District as Carroll County has two cases.
As Pendleton County Schools return from spring break in which they were not providing daily meals for students, they have altered their meal plan.
Three Rivers Health Department released two documents that announced a second COVID-19 case in Pendleton County and a second that laid out the response timeline of the two Pendleton County case
While it has been widely thought that the coronavirus was in Pendleton County but just not a confirmed, diagnosed case, we now know it is officially here.
With all the talk of the 2020 Coronavirus (COVID-19) surrounding us, we can look back to the 1918 Spanish Influenza and see similarities and maybe some differences.
With both Kentucky and Pendleton County declared a state of emergency, Falmouth Mayor Ron Stinson released a directive on Thursday, March 26 concerning Falmouth.
A mid-30s, dark-haired, white male entered Wells Market wishing to pay for his $10 in gas with a $100 bill.
There was bad news Thursday from the jobs market, as roughly 3 million Americans – including almost 50,000 Kentuckians – filed for unemployment last week, labor department data shows.
Fans are encouraged to wear red on Thursday, March 26 and join the Reds and Major League Baseball for a special “Opening Day At Home” celebration.
Mayor Greg McElfresh released a letter to the citizens of Butler on Wednesday, March 25 that included a curfew for all residents from 9 p.m. to 9 a.m. each day.
While it has been widely thought that the coronavirus was in Pendleton County but just not a confirmed, diagnosed case, we now know it is officially here.
