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Cruise-in at the fairgrounds welcomes cars of all kinds

The PC Tourism Council has declared that June 19 will be the date for the Pendleton County Outdoor Palooza, a day that residents and visitors alike can sample some of the many wonders and activities the county has to offer.     One popular event, no matter when or where it happens, is a cruise-in.

Local responses to Schroder’s announcemen

Representative Mark Hart has teamed with Senator Wil Schroder during his time in Frankfort to represent Pendleton County. He told Falmouth Outlook:     “Senator Schroder has been a great member of our legislative team in Frankfort.
Schroder

Schroder

Schroder won’t seek a third term as state Senator

By Wil Schroder     “Almost  eight  years  ago,  Marci  and  I  began  the  journey  of  asking  the  citizens  of  Bracken, Campbell, and Pendleton counties to give me an opportunity to represent them in the Kentucky Senate.
Arson

Arson

B U R N I N G B E D

Haley Pennington Gregg committed the offense of Arson 2nd Degree on her home at 586 Hickory Grove Road, according to Pendleton County Sheriff Office,which led to her arrest for the charge.

New blood needed for tourism revamp

After a break that was brought on by the pandemic, the Pendleton County Tourism Council  is raring to go in 2021.     “We didn’t want to be the cause of an outbreak,” explains Melanie Hartzel, the director of the tourism council.     Now, the council sees 2021 as time to rebrand.

Special prosecutor and judge sought in McClure case

Robertson County Attorney Jesse Melcher was recommended to the Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s  office by Pendleton County Attorney Stacey Sanning to serve as a special prosecutor in the case involving Falmouth Police Sergeant Mark McClure’s domestic violence charge.

Low-Income assistance for hom energy is available

Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission is taking applications for an added spring subsidy program for Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). Applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis through June 30, 2021, or until designated funds are depleted.