LIFE IN THE COLE BIN

Burton W. Cole, Editor   Should I leave a note? What if somebody found me this way and I was too incapacitated to explain how this predicament made sense at one time? Again. My life is a series of “I should have left a note” moments.

White recognized in December school board meeting as recipient of the PC Pride Award

Angela White, Family and Consumer Science Teacher at Pendleton County High School, was recognized in December as the PC Pride Award winner. In presenting the award, Supt. Joe Buerkley shared the following; Tonight, we will be recognizing an individual that definitely takes PRIDE in her job!

LIFE IN THE COLE BIN

By Burton W. Cole, Editor I hated conversations my wife began with, “In case I ever get run over by a bus...,” because I knew whatever followed would be something very important I had absolutely no chance of remembering.

Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:  On New Year’s Day, Christina and I had decided to take a hike out at Kincaid Lake along with many other local hikers.

Trash Talk

Dear Pendleton Co. Residents: On October 28, 2023 the youth group of Knoxville Baptist Church picked up trash along a five mile stretch of KY 491; and a five mile stretch along KY 467. During this cleanup we collected well over 20 large bags of garbage, as well as other big items.

LIFE IN THE COLE BIN

By Burton W. Cole The ghost of Christmas gorging past is barging upon us today with all the subtlety of a hippopotamus in an egg farm. So what? Trust me, you’ve already worked off all those holiday fudge and cookie calories.

LIFE IN THE COLE BIN

By Burton W. Cole  There is a special joy about setting up the family Christmas tree. I no longer do so, because there also a special sense of danger and doom. It was the only time of year my wife let me handle real tools. True, the tool was only a handsaw.

Mayor of Falmouth releases press release following council's explanation

The November 28 edition of the Falmouth Outlook presented a press release from Falmouth City Council.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

November 16, 2023 By Paula York  The leaves have fallen. It’s time to rake and gather them up, take them into the gardens, to warm the earth and soil as compost for a new season of spring and new growth.