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On June 18, Jennifer Laswell and other employees at ImpactLex received a letter from Lisa D. Lee, Commissioner of the Kentucky Department for Medicaid Services.

Thalia Cox said she remembers when she was a little girl coming into downtown Somerset and seeing people traveling by horses and wagons.

While the United States is celebrating it’s 250th birthday this year, it’s important to remember that there was a thriving community within Pulaski and Kentucky as a whole, thousands of years before the current country was born.

While recent heavy rains didn’t cause the kind of devastation seen in other surrounding areas, they did interfere with a number of local efforts — including the Science Hill bridge project.

LONDON — In a ruling issued Friday morning, the Kentucky Court of Appeals reversed a special judge’s order reinstating London Mayor Randall Weddle after London City Council removed him from office last September. The mayor responded shortly thereafter by announcing…

Good things are happening at Cole Park in Burnside — and a few not-so-good things as well.

While the whole of Kentucky saw an 8.14% reduction in the number of serious crime arrests in 2025, Pulaski saw a small increase in the number of those arrests.

Approximately 125 women attended the most recent RISE Women’s Leadership Luncheon at the Pulaski County Agricultural Extension Office Wednesday, which was sponsored by Somerset-Pulaski Chamber of Commerce, CASA of Southern Kentucky, The Mountain Association and Faith Healthcare.

Somer City Roller Derby is back in action at The Center for Rural Development this weekend, taking on Little City Roller Derby of Bristol, Tenn.

The Somerset Daughters of the American Revolution Chapter is hosting two speakers who bring to life American history as part of the Kentucky Humanities program Our American Story: Kentucky’s Voices.