Capes swirl at Broken Arrow Farm as the superheroes dance. Photos courtesy of Abram Crozier
The historic brick building at Second and Maple streets in Falmouth received heavy damages in a Jan. 27 fire was the city's first jail in the early 1800s. It was boarded up over the weekend. Harold Macallister, who was buying the house from his brother Gary, who lived there, said he didn’t know if the building could be saved. Photo by Burton Cole.
The Falmouth Outlook achieved first place in General Excellence for both news content and advertising design in the annual Kentucky Press Association Excellence in Kentucky Awards.
Caleb Biddle, left, was named Snowball Dance King, and Kree Brewer as queen of the annual Pendleton County High School Snowball Dance, held Saturday.
Pastor Darren Edwards, standing, addresses members, family and friends during a celebration on Jan. 19. The church was established Dec. 28, 1799, at the home of Brother Beuthel Riggs. Photo by Nila Harris.
Mason Scheider
Linda is a low-key, all-around wonderful dog. She is such a great dog and is potty trained. She never hardly barks and keeps her kennel neat.
Leslie Colvin. Photo courtesy of Colvin.
