Libertarian Party seeks the golden rule for politics

Dear Editor:     What is a Libertarian? If you’ve never heard the term, you may think it sounds strange. A libertarian, the root word being liberty, is different from a conservative or a liberal.

Correction: Presidency, State Representative and U. S. Senate race has Libertarian candidate

The Falmouth Outlook was previously unaware that the Libertarian Party has candidates for two elections that will be on the ballot for Pendleton County voters.     James Toller of Georgetown will be trying to unseat Mark Hart for the 78th District Kentucky House of Representative seat.

Bipartisan election agreement puts Kentuckians health first

By Governor Andy Beshear and Secretary of State Michael Adams     In the midst of a global health pandemic caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19), as a Democratic Governor and a Republican Secretary of State we have proven that we can put partisanship aside to make our elections safer for our people.

Democrats had eight years to fix the issues

Dear Editor:     Historically national Political Conventions have been to politics as the playoffs have been to major league sports. It has always been the main event for each political party to choose their best shot at winning the grand prize, which is a four-year stay at 1700 Pennsylvania Avenue.

One resident says Falmouth did what it always does: help others

By Kevin Barnard     Here we go again....and no I’m not talking about high waters. I’m talking about doing what we do here in Falmouth. Sure, we get a bad reputation at times and perhaps at times it may be deserved.

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Dogs are great!!! Dog days not-so-great.

There is not another animal that even approaches the awesomeness of dogs. There is not another period of the year that is as yucky in the Midwest than the dog days of August.

Just let them worship

Over the past several years, I have been attending Crossroads Church in Oakley.     Some have asked me why I attend so far away. It all traces back to a straw that broke the proverbial camel’s back.

Pendleton County has much to be thankful for

Within the past few months, I had the occasion to talk to a parent of a former student of mine. I asked how that student was doing and the parent went into a rant about how the child is doing great because they got out of Pendleton County.