UPDATED: Three defendants in Powell death bound over to Grand Jury

The shooting of Chris Powell on the morning of Sunday, January 20 by Shawn Richie led to Powell's death according to testimony laid out by KSP Sergaent Chris Larison at the preliminary hearing in front of Judge Bill Kuster.

Dear mom and dad, and in some cases, school personnel: Cool it

    If you are the mother or father of a high school athlete here in Kentucky or one of the key school administrators in a member school or member school district, this message is primarily for you.

Animal control, fire department and police come together to save dog stuck on ledge

A call from a concerned resident to Pendleton County Animal Control led to Director John Bloomfield making a tense rescue of a dog. Somehow it had gotten behind a fence onto a concrete ledge under the supports of the old bridge leaving Falmouth east on U.S. 22.

Love for home leads to photos that preserve history and promote community

    When Pendleton County residents think of Lisa Arnold, they likely think of Billy, hummingbirds, dogs, chickens, and pictures. Those pictures especially bring people joy—and often they are pictures of Billy and her hummingbirds, dogs, and chickens. More often, though, they are of events and places in the county.

Outlook advertising staff continues their winning ways

A lifeblood of a newspaper is the advertising and support it receives from local businesses and individuals. It is inherent on the advertising  staff to build advertisements that present the business’s message and image in the best possible format.

McClanahan's sports feature on Tyler Wright honored

Sam McClanahan is in his 13th year covering sports for Pendleton County and has written many stories on the exploits of the Cats. In 2018, alone he has been dedicated to covering the meteoric rise of Dontaie Allen through his courage of overcoming a devastating injury. He has covered sports teams in golf, basketball and fast pitch.

Big John

January 31, 2019 - 12:24pm Falmouth1

    John Ayers Merritt was born in Falmouth, KY on January 26, 1926.  He was the son of Bradley and Grace Ayers Merritt. His father was a stonemason.

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