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Falmouth City Council

Falmouth City Council

Expensive update

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Tuesday, March 26, 2024
By Carolyn ReidFALMOUTH — Schedules synced last Thursday night to allow Tyson Hermes of Hermes Construction to appear once again at the Falmouth City Council meeting.
3/19/24

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Thursday, March 21, 2024
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Thursday, March 21, 2024
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Pendleton County Public Library Director Kelly Zumwalt demonstrates some of the equipment in the library's new MakerSpace room. Photo by Burton Cole.

Pendleton County Public Library Director Kelly Zumwalt demonstrates some of the equipment in the library's new MakerSpace room. Photo by Burton Cole.

Library books its ‘Grand Re-opening’

News Staff
Thursday, March 21, 2024
By Burton Cole FALMOUTH — When the new Pendleton County Public Library first opened its doors a dozen years ago, library officials already were prepping for changes.“At the time, we knew there would be a need for renovations,” Library Director Kelly Zumwalt said.
109 Board awards schools

109 Board awards schools

109 Board awards schools

News Staff
Thursday, March 21, 2024
FALMOUTH — At its quarterly meeting March 4, the Pendleton County 109 Board saw presentations from each school in the county on how it used grants for environmentally friendly learning improvements.The 109 Board awards grants annually for this purpose.Amy Hurst, teacher at Northern Elementary and...
Arthur Campbell Jr. of Louisville, left, and Frank Huffman of DeMossville join state Rep. Mark Hart, R-Falmouth, to testify before the House Standing Committee on State Government about rights for those whose freedoms have been limited because of disabilities. The act that aims to expand the 1986 Bill of Rights for Persons with Developmental Disabilities has been dubbed the Frank Huffman Act.

Arthur Campbell Jr. of Louisville, left, and Frank Huffman of DeMossville join state Rep. Mark Hart, R-Falmouth, to testify before the House Standing Committee on State Government about rights for those whose freedoms have been limited because of disabilities. The act that aims to expand the 1986 Bill of Rights for Persons with Developmental Disabilities has been dubbed the Frank Huffman Act.

DeMossville man fights for rights for the disabled

News Staff
Tuesday, March 12, 2024
By Carolyn ReidFRANKFORT — Frank Huffman is an advocate for other-abled people. He is as tenacious as he is outspoken when it comes to the rights of those who have limited freedoms due to their disabilities.The 2014 Pendleton County High School graduate from DeMossville knows well.
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Tuesday, March 5, 2024
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Fire department land buy still divides fiscal court

News Staff
Tuesday, March 5, 2024
By Carolyn Reid The vote for a budget amendment demonstrated the divide among PC Fiscal Court again Tuesday as Districts 2 and 3 Magistrates Josh Plummer and Darrin Gregg refused to approve paying for the land for a new station, forcing Judge/Executive David Fields to once again break a tie...
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