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Pictured above is the 2026 cast of KRT Kids’ “Seussical KIDS.” The play will be staged June 18, 19 and 20 at Kincaid Regional Theatre. Photo courtesy of KRT.

Pictured above is the 2026 cast of KRT Kids’ “Seussical KIDS.” The play will be staged June 18, 19 and 20 at Kincaid Regional Theatre. Photo courtesy of KRT.

The Cat, his hat and Horton are Who are dancing to KRT

KRTFALMOUTH — Kincaid Regional Theatre Kids is back and students will unlock the imaginations of theatergoers when they bring the Cats in the Hat, Horton the Elephant, Gertrude McFuzz, Mayzie LaBird, the Whos in Whoville and other Seuss favorites to life with their production of “Seussical...
WoodmenLife Chapter 611 in Falmouth on June 9 presented Pendleton County Fiscal Court with a commemorative Betsy Ross America 250 Flag. “WoodmenLife is proud to be part of this historic celebration as we approach America’s 250th anniversary,” local WoodmenLife representative Gary Hicks said. The presentation was part of the not-for-profit insurance company’s nationwide initiative to honor patriotism, unity and the shared history that connects communities across the country. From left are Hicks, Magistrate J

WoodmenLife Chapter 611 in Falmouth on June 9 presented Pendleton County Fiscal Court with a commemorative Betsy Ross America 250 Flag. “WoodmenLife is proud to be part of this historic celebration as we approach America’s 250th anniversary,” local WoodmenLife representative Gary Hicks said. The presentation was part of the not-for-profit insurance company’s nationwide initiative to honor patriotism, unity and the shared history that connects communities across the country. From left are Hicks, Magistrate J

Fiscal Court hears NorthKey mental health update

By Burton ColeFALMOUTH—Mental health was on the minds of Pendleton County Fiscal Court magistrates during their June 9 meeting.Rob Vonckx, chief of operations and strategy for NorthKey Community Care, presented a rundown of mental health services offered in Pendleton County and gave updates on...
Charlotte Holmes and Charles Whaley married at Charlotte’s parents home on June 15, 1957. Photos courtesy of Charlotte Whaley.

Charlotte Holmes and Charles Whaley married at Charlotte’s parents home on June 15, 1957. Photos courtesy of Charlotte Whaley.

Happily ever after

By Nila Harris FALMOUTH — It all began 70 years ago, when Wanda Whaley’s Morgan High School classmate Charlotte Holmes met Wanda’s brother Charlie.“I had seen him (Charlie) through her,” Charlotte said.Soon after, the Charlie and Charlotte met up at a basketball game at Morgan High School, and...
Local VBS

Local VBS

Local VBS dates & times

July 2026• July 27-30, 6-8 p.m., Grassy Creek Christian Church, 6884 Highway 17 North, Demossville, "Surprise Party," Ages: Preschool-5th grade.-----------------------------------------------------------------------• July 27-31, 6-8:30 p.m., Blanket Creek Baptist Church, 5080 Broadford Rd....
Woodhead added to PC hall of fame

Woodhead added to PC hall of fame

Woodhead added to PC hall of fame

PC School DistrictFALMOUTH — During last Wednesday’s commencement exercises, John Daniel “Danny” Woodhead was recognized as the newest addition to the Pendleton County Schools Wall of Fame.Danny, a lifelong Pendleton County resident, has spent more than six decades serving his community with quiet...
Klaber Wolfe

Klaber Wolfe

‘Mister Consistency’ takes the limo to school

By Nila Harris FALMOUTH — Klaber Wolfe, son of Nick and Natalie Wolfe of Demossville, arrived at Pendleton County High School in style on his last day of school.Klaber, with five of his friends, reigned in the back while his brother rode in the front seat as “captain,” arrived at school in a limo...
Pendleton County natives Brian and Tonya Sandy acquired and reopened the historic Time Out Tavern in Falmouth. The bar closed following the unexpected passing of previous owner Rick Wilson in February. Photo by Sam McClanahan.

Pendleton County natives Brian and Tonya Sandy acquired and reopened the historic Time Out Tavern in Falmouth. The bar closed following the unexpected passing of previous owner Rick Wilson in February. Photo by Sam McClanahan.

Still in the family

By Sam McClanahan FALMOUTH — Historic Time Out Tavern, which has served as a staple in the Falmouth business community for more than a half a century, has reopened its doors following a 2 ½-month absence.The establishment was forced to close due to the sudden loss of beloved owner Rick Wilson, who...
Former Pendleton County Schools Superintendent Dr. Owen “Doc” Collins, died April 14 at age 90

Former Pendleton County Schools Superintendent Dr. Owen “Doc” Collins, died April 14 at age 90

‘Wow! What a run!’

By Nila Harris BUTLER — “Don’t Arrive at home plate safely in a well-preserved body, but skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting, ‘Wow!
Isabella Roberts

Isabella Roberts

Three Sharp Scholarships awarded

By Carol Klaber This year, the Sharp Scholarships Committee announced three awards instead of the usual two, the Sharp Class of 1962 Scholarship and the Sharp Family Scholarship.
Pendleton County Soil Conservation District countywide writing contest winner Remmi Prince poses with Rep. Mark Hart. Not pictured are second place finisher Daniel Drury and third place finisher Ellie Fultz.

Pendleton County Soil Conservation District countywide writing contest winner Remmi Prince poses with Rep. Mark Hart. Not pictured are second place finisher Daniel Drury and third place finisher Ellie Fultz.

Conservation District awards young artists

By Nila Harris FALMOUTH — The Pendleton County Soil Conservation District on March 27 recognized the winners of this year’s conservation contest at its annual Art and Writing Contest Banquet.Selecting the top student entries from a field of 427 writing and 530 art submissions from across Northern...