The June meeting of the Pulaski County Board of Education was short but “bittersweet,” as Superintendent Patrick Richardson put it — because for him, it was the last such meeting he will attend in that role.
ASHLAND — Hunter Boyd said he’s watched his hometown of Ashland take an economic “hit in the knees” over the last two decades. Major employers have closed or left the city in droves, leaving residents in the northeastern Kentucky community…
The American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life of Pulaski County, presented by Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital, will be held this Friday, June 12th inside the air-conditioned Center for Rural Development. The event is free and open to the whole community.
Summer may not have officially started yet — the solstice comes June 21 — but the Boys and Girls Club of Somerset’s Summer Camp is in full swing.
The City of Somerset’s current budget saw a few changes that raised it around $4 million, but the proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year is expected to be around $6 million lower compared to the current budget.
A physician who worked for the Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital has had his license to practice medicine in Kentucky put on probation for five years after testing positive for alcohol and methamphetamine.
The timeline for OakPointe Centre might not be going as fast as she would like, but it’s following God’s timeline, Brenda Russell said last week.
One of the area’s most enduring traditions in the realm of sacred music is returning this weekend to entertain and inspire.
The Primary Election may be over, but a number of races are just now getting started.
By now, the community knows what to expect from Sample of Somerset, the event held by the Somerset Junior Woman’s Club to allow restaurants to offer a small portion of their products for a good cause.