Looking Back - June 8

25 Years Ago - May 1996     Residents deal with flooded streams. Four inches or more of rain poured out of the clouds last Thursday causing small streams to flood their banks and look like a river.

Looking Back - June 1

25 Years Ago - May 1996     Tornado rips through northern part of county destroying house and car. J. C. Beckett, 91, had his two story brick home ripped apart and said of the event, “I’ve never seen a tornado in all my years and I don’t care if I ever see another one.”

Looking Back - May 25

25 Years Ago - May 1996     Falmouth Police will be strictly enforcing city’s junk and nuisance ordinance. If you’ve got junk piled up, old inoperative cars sitting around, garbage, excessive growth of weeds better get it cleaned up or be cited to court.

Looking Back - May 18

25 Years Ago - April 1996     The April 18 regular school board meeting it was decided the high school will now use the nine week grading schedule. Kay Mudd presented a team teaching approach she hope will be used in the new middle school.

Looking Back - May 11

25 Years Ago - April 1996         Southern Elementary Academic Team attends regionals: Leanna Crawford, Tricia Gaunder, Taylor Bastin, Amanda Ramsey, Lacey Bishop, Meghan Pleasant and Travis Brown.

Looking Back - May 4

Looking Back - April 20

25 Years Ago - March 1996     Kathy Stewart starting member of National Championship team at Kentucky Christian College Lady Knights basketball team. While at Pendleton County High School Stewart she was the starting center for the first back to back 38th District Champions.

Looking Back - April 6

25 Years Ago - March, 1996     On the second Sunday of March 1954, a young boy of nine attended Mrs. Ruth Miller’s Sunday School class at the Falmouth Christian Church.

Looking Back - March 30

25 Years Ago - Feb/March, 1996     Billy Dennie, a professional truck driver, from Falmouth has driven one million miles without an accident. It takes the average motorist 50 years to accomplish this feat, but Dennie did it in Kellie Jo Kelschjust under 10.

Looking Back - March 23

25 Years Ago - February, 1996     Skip Allen #33 the first African American to play for the Pendleton County school system predicts in a letter to the Outlook titled, “My role in Pendleton Co. basketball history,”  about his future generations, “As far as the future from that seed will come a...