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From the left, Hannah Thomas, Bethany English, Brett Price, Luke Beckett, and Michael English

Christmas carolers take in Falmouth

News Staff

Tuesday, December 6, 2022

Christmas carolers take to city streets, gracing the crowds with a-capella Christmas music. From the left, Hannah Thomas, Bethany English, Brett Price, Luke Beckett, and Michael English

Red Cross granted new car

News Staff

Tuesday, December 6, 2022

Mary McDowell, Red Cross representative for the region, received a car recently to conduct her work with the Red Cross. She has been without a designated vehicle for some time, and Covid set the process back more.

Former student Rachael King Burriss presents Michelle Lustenberg with the Kentucky Art Educator award at this year’s Kentucky Art Education Association’s conference.

Gifted and talented art teacher awarded KY Art Educator of the Year

News Staff

Wednesday, November 2, 2022

By Nila Harris Michelle Lustenberg, longtime Pendleton County Gifted and Talented Educator, often attends the Kentucky Art Education Conference, but this year’s conference seemed extra important for two reasons.

Events Calendar, 11/1/2022

News Staff

Tuesday, November 1, 2022

Free day at Rumpke Landfill takes place the second Saturday of each month from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Commodities distributed the second Monday of the month at 200 West Shelby Street, Falmouth from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. These commodities are different than other food distributions held in the county, and...

Marvin Sullivan plays his harmonica

Local Author Marvin Sullivan Lifts Spirits

News Staff

Wednesday, October 26, 2022

By: Jessie Beckett Marvin Sullivan, local published author of the book, Back Yonder, stopped by the Outlook office, October 26, 2022 to bring cheer and happiness to the staff working that day. He played his harmonica and told the origin of the song he played.

The table is set for the next caucus as fiscal court admits it has questions

Carolyn Reid - Reporter

Thursday, September 29, 2022

Judge/Executive David Fields was not present at the September 13 regular caucus due to illness, and that led to a few issues being tabled as the magistrates had questions that needed answers before they would vote.

Nathan Fields retires from one position to accept another in Cynthiana.

Pendleton County native retires as Cynthiana’s director of public works

News Staff

Thursday, September 29, 2022

Cynthiana’s director of public works and utilities, Nathan Fields, is retiring this week after serving the city for three and one-half years. Fields came to Cynthiana from a 29-year career with the Kentucky State Highway Department.

A dragon boat is ready to launch at the fundraising festival.

Dragonboat festival celebrates survivorship with competitive fun

Brenda Higgins - Reporter

Thursday, September 29, 2022

Dragon Boats, paddlers, steerers, drummers, digging, smooth rhythms. What does all of it mean, and how does it benefit breast cancer? According to Brenda Mahoney, the Paddling for the Pink Dragon Boat races began in Campbell County in 2009.

Sebastian Ernst has been elected to council in multiple elections.

The candidates answer questions: Sebastian Ernst

News Staff

Thursday, September 29, 2022

What good things have happened during the past four years in your city? I have found it very promising that locals are starting to invest in Falmouth. We’ve had multiple small businesses open up within the city limits over the past few years and others have expanded.

Ron Stinson is the sitting mayor of Falmouth.

The candidates answer questions: Ron Stinson

Carolyn Reid - Reporter

Thursday, September 29, 2022

What good things have happened during the past four years in your city? Because all things are relative, there must be some not so good things to gain perspective on the good things. Many of the good things are not necessarily visible as one drives through town.

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