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Falmouth’s police department stood silent Monday morning, January 2, as did the county scanner. By 6 a.m., dispatch is usually calling police department shifts. The first Monday of 2023, no one was available to handle shifts as the department had resigned before the new year and new administration began.

Falmouth’s police department stood silent Monday morning, January 2, as did the county scanner. By 6 a.m., dispatch is usually calling police department shifts. The first Monday of 2023, no one was available to handle shifts as the department had resigned before the new year and new administration began.

Falmouth Police jump ship as new Administration takes effect

News Staff
Tuesday, January 3, 2023
By Carolyn Reid By the time Falmouth Mayor Sebastian Ernst was sworn in Friday, December 30, at 5:15 p.m., Falmouth had received the resignations of all but one of its dedicated police staff.
Several Sharp Middle School students and their parents were present to be recognized for their great accomplishments at the FCCLA Leadership Conference they took part in.

Several Sharp Middle School students and their parents were present to be recognized for their great accomplishments at the FCCLA Leadership Conference they took part in.

Good news dominates last school board meeting of 2022

News Staff
Tuesday, December 27, 2022
By Brenda Higgins As the Pendleton County School Board met for the last time in 2022, they ended with a bang. One category on the agenda is entitled “Great News,” and it certainly did not disappoint.
Pictured below with Brother Abram Crozier is Darling’s General Manager, Brad Eden, presenting Crozier with a check for $1,000.00 to be used by Outreach.

Pictured below with Brother Abram Crozier is Darling’s General Manager, Brad Eden, presenting Crozier with a check for $1,000.00 to be used by Outreach.

Darling Ingredients Joins Forces with Trinity

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Tuesday, December 27, 2022
By Brenda Higgins Christmas at Trinity Southern Baptist church was made a little sweeter this season as Darling Ingredients presented Trinity’s Outreach program with a special donation.
The family of the late Scott Collins was recognized by the Ladycats before the start of their December 7 home game against Dayton. Photo by Stacey Myers

The family of the late Scott Collins was recognized by the Ladycats before the start of their December 7 home game against Dayton. Photo by Stacey Myers

Ladycats continue their historic start

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Tuesday, December 13, 2022
By: Stacey Myers   The Pendleton County Ladycats continued their historic, undefeated start to the season by claiming three more wins to improve to 5-0. On Dec. 5, the team hosted Bishop Brossart.
PC Chamber of Commerce joined K&K Creations to celebrate its grand opening. Pictured from left to right, are Lydia Gosney, Chamber; Randy Wells, Chamber; Karen Davis, owner; Kim Prince, Owner; and Neil Belcher, Chamber.

PC Chamber of Commerce joined K&K Creations to celebrate its grand opening. Pictured from left to right, are Lydia Gosney, Chamber; Randy Wells, Chamber; Karen Davis, owner; Kim Prince, Owner; and Neil Belcher, Chamber.

PC Chamber celebrates opening of K&K Creations

News Staff
Tuesday, December 13, 2022
K & K Creations opened its doors Saturday, December 10, displaying creations such as sock cupcakes, custom cups and teeshirts, and decorative items of all kinds. Karen Davis and Kim Prince are the owners/operators of the store that is located at 4810 U.S.
Bobbie Jo Cratchit, (with her children, Jane and Tim, by her side) builds the courage to sing “God Bless Us Every One” for the Marley County talent contest on live radio. Pictured from left: Jane Cratchit, played by Willow Williams, Bobbie Jo Cratchit, played by Bethany Beckett English, and Tim Cratchit, played by Carson Kelsch.

Bobbie Jo Cratchit, (with her children, Jane and Tim, by her side) builds the courage to sing “God Bless Us Every One” for the Marley County talent contest on live radio. Pictured from left: Jane Cratchit, played by Willow Williams, Bobbie Jo Cratchit, played by Bethany Beckett English, and Tim Cratchit, played by Carson Kelsch.

KRT presents A Christmas Carol with a Country Spin!

News Staff
Tuesday, December 13, 2022
By: Brett Price Kincaid Regional Theatre is back this holiday season with A COUNTRY CHRISTMAS CAROL. The production had its opening night on Friday, December 9, 2022. Audiences were treated to a retelling of Ebenezer Scrooge’s tale, but in the setting of a 1950s, small American town.
From the left, Hannah Thomas, Bethany English, Brett Price, Luke Beckett, and Michael English

From the left, Hannah Thomas, Bethany English, Brett Price, Luke Beckett, and Michael English

Christmas carolers take in Falmouth

News Staff
Tuesday, December 6, 2022
Christmas carolers take to city streets, gracing the crowds with a-capella Christmas music. From the left, Hannah Thomas, Bethany English, Brett Price, Luke Beckett, and Michael English
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