Ladycats wallop Bourbon County in shutout

    It was an impressive showing for the Pendleton County Ladycats as they delivered a lopsided 14-0 win at home over Bourbon County on May 19.

College becomes more affordable

    Kentucky students who need financial aid to pay for college or technical training will have more help this fall.     For 2021–22, CAP grants will offer students up to $2,900 at eligible four-year institutions and up to $2,200 at the state’s eligible community and technical colleges.

Southern Elementary poets honor Earth Day

    Southern Elementary held its first Earth Day Poetry Contest and selected seven winners from the entries K-3.

Class of 2021 has their dates for senior actitivies

    The Class of 2021 has its end dates on the calendar as their final days of their high school career.     Class Night that will include senior talent and scholarship presentations will be a 7 p.m. on Wednesday, May 12 in the high school gymnasium.     Baccalaureate services will start at 7 p.m.

Students return to some normalcy with school sponsored prom

    At 7:45 p.m on Saturday, April 24 the doors opened for Pendleton County High School’s 2021 Prom. Generously hosted by Broken Arrow Farm, students danced the night away to music blasted by DJHARTBEATZ.

Class of 2021 senior activities set

    The Class of 2021 has its end dates on the calendar as their final days of their high school career.     Class Night that will include senior talent and scholarship presentations will be a 7 p.m. on Wednesday, May 12 in the high school gymnasium.     Baccalaureate services will start at 7 p.m.

Eckhart to attend West Point Program

    PCHS Student Shelby Eckhart will attend two virtual summer programs hosted by the United States Military Academy in West Point, New York.     Despite the online platform, the program will include most topics and events that students would have participated in at West Point.

Students get sticker shocked

    On Tuesday afternoon, April 13, clubs from PCHS participated in Sticker Shock, an event ongoing since 2010.     Local businesses allow PCHS students to come in and place stickers on items to deter underage drinking and drug use.