Falmouth Outlook

Want to be a teacher?

There are several routes to receive a teacher’s certificate in the state of KY – more than the traditional route of entering college upon high school graduation. In Pendleton, the majority of our teaching staff come to us after graduating from a college/university in which they majored in a particular field.

School board welcomes new student representative

Abby Moore, new PC School Board representative, received a hearty welcome from members of the board and Superintendent Joe Buerkley at their June 17, 2019 meeting.

Senior center promotes active lifestyle for senior citizens for nearly 70 years

Life can be lonely for anyone, but seniors seem to fall into that unpleasant place more often than many. Sally Golfman, her son Shawn Hayslette, Brenda Cafferty, and Reba Fleming work to remedy that.

Ambulance personnel and supportive family members attended the fiscal court meeting

Fiscal Court approves $50,000 more funding to ambulance district

District 4 Magistrate Rick Mineer made a motion early in the Ambulance District Funding Discussion item on the Pendleton County Fiscal Court agenda for their June 25 regularly scheduled meeting to provide an additional $50,000 of funding to help the district meet payroll.

Ambulance district lacking funds

Disturbing news arose from the special called Fiscal Court caucus meeting on Tuesday, May 29, as representatives of the Ambulance District Board, Dale Beighle and Gina Adams, and Ambulance Director Phillip Hart were present to report that the ambulance district did not have the necessary funds to make their June bond payment of $50,000 for the n

The new Pendleton County Fiscal Court prepared for their first meeting. From left: County Attorney Stacey Sanning, Judge Executive David Fields, Fiscal Court Clerk Marianne Roseberry, Magistrates Alan Whaley District 1, Josh Plummer District 2, Darrin Gregg District 3, Rick Mineer District 4.

Audit shows ambulance district is run efficiently

In June of 2018, the Ambulance District Board appeared in front of the Pendleton County Fiscal Court to ask for help in making their $50,000 bond payment for the new headquarters. A lengthy discussion led to several billing issues that were beyond the control of the district board.

PC grads accepted into competitive UK medical school program

May 2, 2019 - 11:17am Falmouth1

Morgan Sydnor, a 2016 graduate of PCHS, and Molly Burgemeir, a 2017 grad, have been selected to participate in the Early Assurance Program [EAP] at UK’s College of Medicine.

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Brannen finishes top 20 in KHSAA State Archery Meet

May 1, 2019 - 11:42am Falmouth1

Pendleton County headed into the state tournament with high hopes of wrapping up the archery season with a good showing in Bowling Green.

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Peoples leads boys track at Harrison County

April 30, 2019 - 5:32pm Falmouth1

The Pendleton County High School Track and Field team made the short run down U. S. 27 to Harrison County for the 50th Harrison County Invitational on Saturday, April 27.

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Wildcats put Greyhounds on the run

April 30, 2019 - 5:30pm Falmouth1

Pendleton County went 2-1 over the past week with a rare tie. The Wildcats currently sit at 9-11 on the season inching closer to the .500 mark.

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Ladycats take second in Holmes Bulldog Bash

April 30, 2019 - 5:27pm Falmouth1

The Pendleton County Ladycats encountered an eventful week that was full of both ups and downs as the club continues to establish itself among the best among the 10th Region.