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Falmouth Chiropratic

Falmouth Chiropractic named chamber business of the month

News Staff

Tuesday, December 8, 2020

Falmouth Chiropractic Center was named Pendleton County Chamber of Commerce’s Business of the Month for December. Focusing on personal injury, auto accidents or well care, their services of massages, adjustments and therapy is covered by most insurances.

Do you hear what I hear?

Tuesday, December 8, 2020

By Nila Harris, Reporter Hark, is that Christmas music I hear coming from Jeff Dean’s Law Office building? Why, of course it is! It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas as the melodious sound of Christmas music streams through speakers on downtown Shelby Street.

Pat Murphy

Fifty years of rockin’-and-rollin’ lands PC native in Florida Hall of Fame

Carolyn Reid - Reporter

Tuesday, December 8, 2020

Saint Augustine is not where Patrick Murphy was supposed to end up.

Lights

Shine On, Pendleton County

News Staff

Tuesday, December 8, 2020

The holiday lights are shining and the county looks more beautiful than ever! Bundle up the family and take a drive to view these lovely holiday displays. Categories include, single family household, multi-family household, business, and small scale display.

Will Pendleton County students return to school soon?

Keith Smith - Editor

Tuesday, December 8, 2020

Governor Andy Besear’s executive order to close schools to in-person instruction allowed for elementary students to return to in-person learning on December 7, 2020 if their county was out of the red status. Pendleton County has consistently hovered between 50 and 70 status.

Fiscal Court

Spencer talks budget, alcohol ordinance and concerns on potential of election fraud

Keith Smith - Editor

Tuesday, December 8, 2020

Pendleton County Clerk Rita Spencer was present to answer questions and have a discussion with the court about her office’s proposed budget for 2020-21. While she is an elected official and chosen by voters to run the county clerk office, the finances of her office is overseen by fiscal court.

Paul Holleran

From the campfire to a novel, retired mail carrier is telling Emory’s Story

Carolyn Reid - Reporter

Tuesday, December 1, 2020

Paul Holleran, retired City of Falmouth mail carrier, will hold a book signing on Saturday, Dec. 5, 2020, at Simply Gifted near the corner of Shelby and Maple. Writing a book was not originally in Holleran’s plan.

Fiscal court meetings back to YouTube

Keith Smith - Editor

Tuesday, December 1, 2020

With the positive cases of Covid-19 surging throughout the state and county, Pendleton County Fiscal Court’s meetings were moved to their YouTube Channel for safety per exceutive order by Judge Executive David Fields.

Falmouth Mayor and other city workers test positive for Covid

Keith Smith - Editor

Tuesday, December 1, 2020

“Regardless of the situation, the city still has to functions,” said Falmouth Mayor Ron Stinson in regards to him and three of the four city hall employees who have tested positive to Covid-19.

Dontaie Allen

Allen aided by strong support system

Sam McClanahan - Reporter

Tuesday, December 1, 2020

The nearly two-year road back to the basketball court for Kentucky redshirt freshman Dontaie Allen would have been a much bumpier path if not for the strong family presence that has been there for him throughout his life.

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