Ky voter registration begins to stabilize

    Secretary of State Michael Adams announced that Kentucky’s voter registration numbers have begun to stabilize. After several consecutive months of more voters being removed from the voter rolls than added, in April Kentucky saw a net gain of 82 voters.

KSP investigating death of two

    A mom made the frantic call to 911 on Friday, May 28 that her son was in a camper with his girlfriend, the door was locked and they were not answering. There was blood everywhere.     Troopers and Detectives responded to the area and located Dillon K.

Citizens have many ways to stay connected to legislative action

    No matter what part of Kentucky you’re in, you’ll have ways to stay engaged in action at the State Capitol when members of the General Assembly begin holding interim committee meetings next week.

Miracles keep happening to make it a reality

    Gov. Andy Beshear and Energy and Environment Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Goodman  announced $529,800 in grant funding for benches, picnic tables, walkways and poured-in-place playground surfacing projects that utilize recycled waste tires.

PCPL brings the circus to town

    To kickoff this year’s “Readers Are Leaders” Summer Reading Program,’ the Cincinnati Circus Company will present a Drive-Thru Circus performance. This program will be free, and you can drive through as many times as you want.

Summer roadwork abounds

    After a year that saw very few road projects because of COVID  restrictions, this summer will be full of improvement projects of Pendleton County roads.

Not licensing your dog(s) could result in a hundreds in fine

    Per a standing county ordinance from Pendleton County Fiscal Court, if you have a dog, you MUST get it licensed or face fines.     The ordinance, 841.

County files lawsuit against landowners over 911 tower

    Atop a water tower nestled in Mt. Auburn is a water tower that serves multiple purposes including a 911 Dispatch Tower.