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Members of the Pendleton County High School Class of 1962 in attendance at their 62nd class reunion

Members of the Pendleton County High School Class of 1962 in attendance at their 62nd class reunion

PCHS Class of 1962 reunites

By Carol Klaber, Class of 1962 Thirty class members and guests gathered July 27 at the Pendleton County Farm Bureau Building in Falmouth to celebrate their 62nd class reunion from Pendleton County Memorial  High School.A delicious, Southern meal was provided by Cross Creek Catering and served by...
Sharp Family Scholarship dinner attendees

Sharp Family Scholarship dinner attendees

Sharps host scholarship winners, sponsors

By Carol Klaber FORT MITCHELL — Dr. Phillip Sharp and his wife, Ann, of Newton, Massachusetts, returned to Northern Kentucky on July 26 to host their annual dinner for the Pendleton High School Class of 1962 and the Sharp Family Scholarship recipients at the Greyhound Restaurant, Fort Mitchell.This...
Circuit Court Judge Delaney rules on ballot case

Circuit Court Judge Delaney rules on ballot case

Judge: Ernst off the ballot for mayor

By Carolyn Reid FALMOUTH — Impeached mayor Sebastian Ernst is off the November ballot.Chief 18th Circuit Court Judge Jay Delaney ruled Thursday that Ernst cannot run to fill the final two years of his unexpired four-year term.The ruling did not address Ernst’s lawsuit claiming that impeachment...
Tables are set for the Farmer's Feast

Tables are set for the Farmer's Feast

Farmers Feast

By Burton Cole The location for this year’s Pendleton County Farmers’ Market annual Farmers’ Feast will be…Sorry, that’s still a secret.All that’s been revealed so far is that evening will begin with hors d’oeuvres at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 17, and will be include a variety of beverages provided by Rose...
Medical cannabis patient card

Medical cannabis patient card

Voters to decide cannabis question

By Carolyn Reid FALMOUTH — City Council voted 4-1 during Thursday night’s special meeting to put a medical cannabis question on the city’s November ballot.The action came after the Kentucky State Legislature and Gov. Andy Beshear paved the way for the legalization of so-called “medical marijuana,”...
Gary Lea is presented with a key to the city.

Gary Lea is presented with a key to the city.

City Public Works Director Gary Lea retires after 44 years

By Burton Cole FALMOUTH — His friends and co-workers painted Gary Lea as a stubborn man given to arguments — and as one of the most dependable guys they know.Lea, 61, retired last week as director of public works for the City of Falmouth.Former Mayor April DeFalco recalled times when she’d task Lea...
Kasey Jo

Kasey Jo

Sultry singer began at Wool Festival

Kasey Jo drops debut single, videoBy Burton Cole FORT THOMAS — Growing up in Falmouth, Kasey Jo Bishop was always singing.“I started singing with the Rick Adams Band when I was 11 or 12 years old,” she said.Now Kasey Jo Trbovich and known professionally simply as Kasey Jo, her debut single and...
Chops, a boxer mix, about 6 months old.

Chops, a boxer mix, about 6 months old.

CREATURE FEATURE

Chops is a boxer mix, and about 6 months old. He doesn’t need to grow up in the shelter. He’s a puppy and an absolute love bug. Someone give him a chance. Pepi is a 1-year-old husky mix. This sweet boy is ready for his forever home. He’s young and healthy and loving.