Did Covid slay the snow day?

    The days of my youth including listening to Rob Braun or another anchorperson from Greater Cincinnati reading the snow school closure list. Yes, READING it.     They would read school after school as the anticipation grew on whether Pendleton County would be read off the list or not.

You will have to travel to Lexington to get the vaccine

    Already, 400,267 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have now been administered in Kentucky, 342,771 through the state’s program, and 57,496 for the long term care facilities program administered by CVS and Walgreen’s under a contract with the federal government according to numbers provided by Governor...

COVID and NKY competing pay causing issues in Northern Pendleton

    Before Covid, Northern Pendleton Fire and Ambulance District had a full staff. With the strain that COVID is putting on medical services, the supply of EMT’s have shrunk as ambulance districts are hiring more and more ambulance personnel at higher rates than Northern Pendleton can afford.

Covid vaccines have arrived in Kentucky

    It’s been nine and half months of residents battling the virus, depression, mandates, business closings, loss of jobs--and all of this in the midst of a presidential race.

Will Pendleton County students return to school soon?

    Governor Andy Besear’s executive order to close schools to in-person instruction allowed for elementary students to return to in-person learning on December 7, 2020 if their county was out of the red status.     Pendleton County has consistently hovered between 50 and 70 status.

General Assembly will have to address the budget in midst of pandemic

    Just a little over a month from now, the 2021 Regular Session of the Kentucky General Assembly will convene to begin to address pressing Kentucky business.

Federal Court Rules In-Person Learning at Religious Schools Can Continue, Stops Enforcement of Governor’s Unconstitutional Order

FRANKFORT, Ky. (November 25, 2020) – The U.S.