Many houseplants enjoy time outdoors during summer. However, it’s a tough world out there and more than a few plants develop insect or mite infestations while they are basking in the summer sun. A few weeks indoors can allow pests…
It’s November already! This month, we will be taking a look back on November of 2005 – 20 years ago. While I prefer looking back a bit farther into our county’s history, this era is also always fun for me…
Three Somerset residents facing federal drug charges have submitted plea agreements in the case.
The message is out in the Bluegrass State: Somerset is a great place for artists to do their thing.
While a Friday afternoon federal order paved the way for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program funding to continue, the local God’s Food Pantry had prepared to help local families in case that order didn’t come through.
This week, local officials joined the Blue Raider himself in celebrating Lindsey Wilson University Day in Pulaski County.
Somerset Council approved a couple of zone changes at its Monday meeting, and also held some first readings on some complicated zone change requests that will require further research by council members.
On Nov. 11, the U.S. will be celebrating Veterans Day. But a little over a week before that, Pulaski will be hosting a ceremony to honor the symbol of the country: the U.S. flag.
Pulaski County officials have finalized a property swap with Hinkle Contracting Company that will give the county sole ownership of its current compost site off the southern side of Highway 914, while Hinkle Contracting will acquire the rock quarry at…
Halloween isn’t the only seasonal celebration that’s upon us — so too is the Day of the Dead.