SAFY gearing up to give foster families a magical Christmas party
There’s a lot of work that goes into hosting a Christmas party, but it is worth it to see the smiles of the children experiencing it.
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Rocky Hollow hosts fourth annual Christmas in the Hollow
If you are looking for a fun activity to get your kids out of the house for a few hours during the busy holiday season, Rocky Hollow Recreation Center has you covered.
Lake Cumberland levels to drop due to hydropower generation
Lake Cumberland (Wolf Creek Dam) is one of several water reservoirs that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said it will be actively managing for power generation over the coming cold days.
DEC addresses PFAS contamination
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation announced Thursday new actions and resources to protect and educate New Yorkers on the threat of human-made substance contamination.
Chief Justice Debra Lambert, EKU Class of 83, breaks barriers as first-generation college graduate
RICHMOND — With the values of hard work, education and equity instilled by her parents—and the support of a $500 scholarship from the local homemaker’s club—Chief Justice Debra Hembree Lambert, ’83, built the foundation of her highly successful career upon…
Pulaski to see little snow but much less warmth this weekend; local crews ready for winter
December has come in this year, if not like a polar bear, then perhaps the lesser ferocity of a penguin, with a little bit of snow earlier this month and another winter weather event this weekend.
Price pleads not guilty to DUI, endangerment charges during Thursday hearing
Former Deputy Judge-Executive Dan Price was formally arraigned Thursday in Pulaski County Circuit Court on charges he was indicted on in November.
Emergency response led to Thursday’s Oak Hill Road closure
Oak Hill Road was partially blocked by law enforcement Thursday morning due to an emergency response situation.
Pulaski OEM Director reflects on tumultuous first year, outlines priorities for 2026
Chris Mason’s first year as director of the Pulaski County Office of Emergency Management has been anything but routine. Since taking the helm nearly a year ago, Mason has steered the county through major flooding, a crippling winter storm, and…
Property assessments discussed at PVA town hall meeting
A town hall meeting to discuss Pulaski property value questions turned out like many town halls often do: those in authority trying to explain how the system works, and the public being more concerned about how the system is broken.