Before secretly entering Afghanistan on horseback to battle terrorists in the period following 9/11, a great deal of planning and strategizing was necessary. For the men who did that — the men behind Horse Soldier Bourbon — that instinct never…
Somerset and Pulaski County will soon celebrate a landmark moment — a week in time that not only commemorates two-and-a-half centuries as a nation, but also the beginning of a new era, as the community welcomes a legendary bourbon brand…
Pulaski County first responders assisted in a search-and-rescue operation on the Russell County line Tuesday morning to aid in the search of a missing 15-year-old boy.
A Somerset man was arrested Monday on several charges connected to allegedly soliciting a minor.
Pulaski County Judge Executive Marshall Todd signed a proclamation Friday recognizing January as Radon Action Month, calling attention to the health risks posed by radon gas and encouraging residents to test their homes.
Pulaski County officials announced plans to establish a permanent American Red Cross office inside the Pulaski County Courthouse, following meetings with state officials at The Center for Rural Development.
Two people were taken into custody this weekend after a Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office investigation resulted in federal drug charges against them.
On this last day of January, we have time for one more look back on January 1996. There is plenty of news to share, so let’s get right to it.
The wait is over for residents of the Lake Cumberland region seeking pain relief through medicinal cannabis: Green Releaf is open in Ferguson.
While there might be a bit of a warm up after Groundhog Day, Pulaski has to go through some extremely cold temperatures to get there.