Commonwealth Journal

A Somerset man who was arrested for drug activity after a Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office investigation earlier this year has entered a plea agreement in federal court.

Each year, the community must bid farewell to notable individuals who have helped shape it, who have given of themselves to it, who have left an indelible impression on the lives of so many others.

It’s time to clink glasses together and share New Year’s resolutions. Wednesday evening at midnight will mark the changeover from old man 2025 and to the brand-spanking-new baby that is 2026.

WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Rep. Harold “Hal” Rogers (KY-05) announced Kentucky has been awarded $212.9 million from the new Rural Health Transformation Fund through the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). Earlier this year, Congressman Rogers voted for the…

As we look back one last time to December of 1924, it’s tempting to imagine the Christmas season of that era as a simpler, gentler time. Few people alive today remember that year firsthand, but many of our parents or…

Prop drop: Shut it down, open up shop.

On December 23, the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office presented information on Child Exploitation to medical professionals at Somerset Pediatrics and Adolescents.

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.