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Breakdown of all Falmouth Police calls from January 1, 2022, through November 30, 2022. December had not been tallied at the time of the Outlook's request. To the right, the numbers compare the first 10 days of December 2022 and the first five days of January 2023, the time since the police department was left with one officer. The calls reflect the calls Falmouth Police answered and the city calls the sheriff (PCSO) answered, as well as both departments.

Breakdown of all Falmouth Police calls from January 1, 2022, through November 30, 2022. December had not been tallied at the time of the Outlook's request. To the right, the numbers compare the first 10 days of December 2022 and the first five days of January 2023, the time since the police department was left with one officer. The calls reflect the calls Falmouth Police answered and the city calls the sheriff (PCSO) answered, as well as both departments.

“Every Facebook post, every door I knocked on...”

News Staff
Tuesday, January 24, 2023
By Carolyn Reid The regular meeting of the Falmouth City Council focused on the temporary agreement between the sheriff and the city for police protection while the police department was restaffed.
The 2023 city council settles in before their first meeting, a special meeting to discuss city law enforcement takes place. The meeting lasted an hour with council hearing from city residents and a former police officer as well as other first responders before it ended.

The 2023 city council settles in before their first meeting, a special meeting to discuss city law enforcement takes place. The meeting lasted an hour with council hearing from city residents and a former police officer as well as other first responders before it ended.

Who will police the city of Falmouth?

News Staff
Tuesday, January 10, 2023
By Carolyn Reid The first 2023 meeting of Falmouth City Council drew a standing-room-only crowd consisting of city residents, business owners, and a few interested county residents as the new council discussed the city police department in a one-hour long special meeting.
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.
Santa listens to a young lady give her wish list as dozens wait for the opportunity. Gifts were piled high in the area, and Kelly Mosley said enough came that she had to make a run to Santa’s workshop to get more.

Santa listens to a young lady give her wish list as dozens wait for the opportunity. Gifts were piled high in the area, and Kelly Mosley said enough came that she had to make a run to Santa’s workshop to get more.

Gathering Wing crowd exceeds expectations as Santa comes to town

News Staff
Tuesday, December 27, 2022
By Carolyn Reid Kelly Mosley had hoped for 25 people to show for the toy distribution at the Gathering Wing. To her surprise and pleasure, 148 people showed up to see Santa and to take home a bit of Christmas cheer. The gifting did not start with Santa.

Emergency numbers and procedures as storm approaches

News Staff
Thursday, December 22, 2022
Judge/Executive David Fields, Mayor Ron Stinson, and PC Emergency Management Director Mike Moore have advised residents to follow these procedures in case of an emergency. Stay alert to all the warnings being put out through our local emergency management.
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.
Josh McGriffin is a newcomer to the world of local politics.

Josh McGriffin is a newcomer to the world of local politics.

Josh McGriffin: Butler Mayor

News Staff
Thursday, September 29, 2022
What good things have happened during the past four years in your city? I’ve been very pleased that many stretches of road have been blacktopped in Butler.

The candidates answer questions: Mason Taylor

News Staff
Thursday, September 29, 2022
What good things have happened during the past four years in your city? In the past four years, several great things have been accomplished for our city such as updating our maintenance fleet and replacing the outdated, decade-old cruiser that our police department utilizes to serve our residents.
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