Telling Our Story: Pendleton County Schools focuses on Austin Stull

Austin Stull is the latest installment in Pendleton County Schools, Tell Our Story series. He graduated from Pendleton County High School in 2017. Two days after graduation he signed with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers/ IBEW212 Union and began his training to be an electrician.

Elvis to play at the Carriage House at Pendleton Hills

Pendleton Hills will welcome Elvis (in the form of Tyler Christopher) to the Carriage House Friday, March 26, from 8-10 p.m.     Tyler Christopher is a multiple-award winning nationally recognized Elvis impersonator, according to the website “The Bash.”He is known for his ability to authentically...

KYMEA representative sheds light on city’s power ownership

Doug Buresh of the KY Municipal Energy Agency, the agency for 11 municipally-owned power services across the state, presented its role to Falmouth City Council at its regular meeting on March 16, 2021.

For 17 years, resident has been seeking access to waterline

Priscilla Gravitt and her husband, Rob, appeared before the Pendleton County Fiscal Court caucus asking about the status of county water and what was the plan.     “Are we doing something?” she asked the court. “Seventeen years is a long time for nothing.”

Pendleton County unemployment rate second lowest in region

Unemployment rates fell in 66 Kentucky counties between January 2020 and January 2021, rose in 48, and stayed the same in six counties, according to the Kentucky Center for Statistics (KYSTATS), an agency of the Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet.

Search for Easter eggs at Demossville Baptist

Demossville Baptist Church will have a yard full of Easter eggs for youth to search for at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 31.

Lions Club Easter Egg Hunt cancelled

Falmouth Lions Club annual Easter egg hunt will not be held this year.     Due to an abundance of caution, they have decided to forego it this year.

Cheer Easter Bunnies

The Pendleton County High School Cheerleaders will become your Easter bunny this year! Residents of Alexandria, Butler, Demossville, and Falmouth can place an order, the PCHS Cheer Team will hide goodie-filled eggs in your yard for Easter morning.

Egg My Yard

Because of COVID-19, many traditional Easter egg hunts were nixed last year, and the probability of the same this year spurred Pendleton County 4H to bring about “Egg My Yard,” a fundraiser that will help families bring about a special visit from the Easter Bunny’s assistants  when his usual rounds...