Local News

Not licensing your dog(s) could result in a hundreds in fine

News Staff

Wednesday, June 9, 2021

Per a standing county ordinance from Pendleton County Fiscal Court, if you have a dog, you MUST get it licensed or face fines.

Attention

WWII Veterans remembered on Memorial day

Keith Smith - Editor

Wednesday, June 9, 2021

Many Pendleton County residents headed to battle during World War II as the free country fought against the Axis powers of Germany, Italy and Japan. Fifty-one never returned home to Pendleton County and gave the ultimate sacrifice for that freedom that their country represents.

Falmouth city council addressing nuisances in city limits

Carolyn Reid - Reporter

Wednesday, June 9, 2021

Falmouth City Council held a special meeting before its caucus on Tuesday, June 1, in order to hold the second reading of an amendment to the current nuisance ordinance.

KSP investigate shooting death of two

News Staff

Tuesday, June 1, 2021

A mom made the frantic call to 911 on Friday, May 28 that her son was in a camper with his girlfriend, the door was locked and they were not answering. There was blood everywhere.

City council swims into the pools of Butler

Brenda Higgins - Reporter

Tuesday, June 1, 2021

What do the new city ordinances mean for you, the citizens of Butler? The first ordinance, the swimming pool ordinance was enacted by City Council in an attempt to keep your kids safer, according to the discussion by Mayor Greg McElfresh and the council members.

Sharons

County files lawsuit against landowners over 911 tower

Keith Smith - Editor

Tuesday, June 1, 2021

Atop a water tower nestled in Mt. Auburn is a water tower that serves multiple purposes including a 911 Dispatch Tower.

WoodmenLife donate to emergency management

News Staff

Tuesday, June 1, 2021

WoodmenLife chapters across the country are participating in the Equipping Our Hometown Heroes campaign and giving back to first responders organizations in their hometowns. Chapter 611 in Falmouth recently donated $500 to Pendleton County Emergency Management.

Fiscal

Fiscal court recognizes Wolff for completing first virtual Dispatcher Academy during Covid

Keith Smith - Editor

Tuesday, June 1, 2021

While the Pendleton County Fiscal Court approved several items on the agenda of their regularly scheduled meeting, a lengthy discussion was a result of this reporter’s question during a public hearing held on the uses of county road aid funds and LGEA funds.

Masons

Masons award 8 Southern students with new bikes

Brenda Higgins - Reporter

Tuesday, June 1, 2021

Orion Masonic Lodge #222, located on Chapel Street in Falmouth gave away eight bicycles and helmets at Southern Elementary School for students who had completed at least 90% or more of their assignments.

Bridge on Hwy 159 to be replaced

News Staff

Tuesday, June 1, 2021

Work will soon begin to replace a bridge on KY 159 (Pleasant Hill Road) in Pendleton County as part of the Bridging Kentucky program. The bridge crosses North Little Kincaid Creek (4.6 milepost).

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