Aimee Mills may only be the latest person tasked with planning Burnside’s Easter festivities, but she’s well aware of the strong legacy she’s carrying left by Emma Lou Jones.
Even something as simple as an Easter egg hunt can undergo a glow up.
Grammy winner David Phelps is bringing his Speak of Love Tour to First Baptist Church Somerset (128 N Main St., Somerset, Ky., 42501) on Friday, April 3 at 7 p.m.
The cause is to help paws. That’s why the Somerset-Pulaski County Humane Society has given its annual Furbabies Fundraiser the tagline of “Paws, Plates and Purpose.”
When Burnside Elementary School students think of the best basketball players they know, chances are they’d say someone like LeBron James, Nikola Jokic or Otega Oweh. Now, hopefully, they’ll get to know the name George Bryant as well.
Local officials say new legislation, expanded programs, and ongoing cost-saving efforts could bring additional revenue and financial relief to the Pulaski County Detention Center in the coming year.
A high-speed twist on small-town tradition is set to take center stage this summer as the Lake Cumberland 250 celebration rolls into Pulaski County with a community-wide Soap Box Derby.
