Commonwealth Journal

Tammy Sinkhorn and Debbie Hall, owners of From the Vine Produce, didn’t set out to build a traditional discount food market when they purchased the building for their business in 2019.

Nobody really knew upon waking up the morning of May 16 how drastically things would change in this community by the time the clock struck midnight.

The days are winding down for those who want to throw their hats into the ring when it comes to local and state political races.

A new year is around the corner, and with it comes a new way for us to bring you local news.

On a cold December evening in 1965, Dwight and Becky Webster began their married life not with a candlelit dinner or a honeymoon suite, but with sliders and fries at a White Castle in Indianapolis.

The holiday got a little brighter for God’s Food Pantry, as Spectrum offered the nonprofit organization a $5,000 donation to help out.

We all have our favorite holiday treats, as individuals and as families. In my family, we have several.

The late Bill Mardis, longtime editor of the Commonwealth Journal, often spent a day leading up to December 25 doing a weather forecast story — as in, would we have a white Christmas this year, or not? In southern Kentucky,…

A Somerset woman received has received five years in prison in a federal drug case.

The pedestrian bridge over the Hal Rogers Parkway was damaged early Sunday as a result of a single-vehicle collision.