By Burton Cole FALMOUTH — When every county in a state participates in Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, the musician/actor/songwriter shows up for a statewide livestreamed celebration.
By Burton Cole ALEXANDRIA — Breast cancer survivor Sherry DeWald, 57, of Grassy Creek still chuckles about the time she and the rest of the Kentucky Thorough-Breasts Dragon Boat Racing Team was pitted against a team of young, CrossFit guys — and won.
The Wildcats host Manchaster for first home game at new stadium. Photo by Burton Cole
By Burton Cole BUTLER — Under clear skies and shirtsleeve weather, the Pendleton County High School Wildcats ushered in a new era Friday night at the remodeled multi-purpose stadium at Sharp Middle School.
The Wildcat soccer team poses for their victory over St. Pat. Photo by Austin Hill.
By Sam McClanahan The Pendleton County Wildcats soccer team dropped two of three games last week but were able to notch a historic win in the long history of the program as defeated St. Patrick on the new turf field at Sharp Middle School.
Ladycats Senior Addison Wright eyes the ball. Photo by Kacia Shipley.
By Stacey Myers The Pendleton County Ladycats picked up two wins in three games last week as they defeated Gallatin County and St. Patrick.The girls traveled to Gallatin County on August 21 and got their first win on the road 5-1.
Tami Vater, Pendleton County Director of Economic and Tourism Development
By Burton Cole FALMOUTH — The goal was to come home and help.So Tami Vater accepted Pendleton County Fiscal Court’s offer to become the county’s full-time director of economic and tourism development. She started the job last week.
Kincaid Lake State Park golf course. Photo courtesy of Pendleton County Tourism
By Tami Vater, PC tourism director FALMOUTH — Need a great excuse to go golfing? Fine-tune your swing and immerse yourself in the sport of golfing amongst the majestic vistas of Pendleton County, Kentucky.
By Carolyn Reid FALMOUTH — Retired Falmouth Maintenance Director Gary Lea was honored for his 44 years of service to the city at the beginning of the city council meeting last Thursday night. Lea, who retired as of Aug. 1, received a locally-crafted metal sign that reads, “Gary Lea’s Garage.
Members of the Pendleton County High School Class of 1962 in attendance at their 62nd class reunion
By Carol Klaber, Class of 1962 Thirty class members and guests gathered July 27 at the Pendleton County Farm Bureau Building in Falmouth to celebrate their 62nd class reunion from Pendleton County Memorial High School.