uke Energy Foundation could come in handy for small businesses around the area, and the Pendleton County Chamber of Commerce cannot wait to find out what that means.
Emergency Management Director Mike Moore and Judge/Executive David Fields advise the county to be ready for the storm that has the potential to bring nearly a half inch of ice to the ar
By Carolyn Reid
By Carolyn Reid
by Andrew Derico
A semi full of planks headed to Napier Pallet overturned at the bottom of the hill at State HWY 177 and Butler-Greenwood Road Thursday morning, August 5, dumping lumber over a large area, inc
The county was buzzing Monday afternoon as an unusual PCEMA alert went out via text: An emu (a large ostrich-like bird) is along the road at the intersection of HWY 22W and HWY 1054.
n 2001, County Judge Henry Bertram was working to pull Pendleton County past the devastation of the flood that largely took out the county seat and wreaked havoc on its smaller sister Butler as wel
As the news shocked the Pendleton County community, Minister Abram Crozier of Trinity Southern Baptist moved to be of service to the employees of Pendleton Hills who saw their jobs go up in the fla
The tee boxes sat empty on Tuesday morning but the drive up to Pendleton Hills restaurant and clubhouse saw members trickling in, parking alongside the road and staring in disbelief of the smolderi