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Somerset Police Chief Josh Wesley introduced a new Police Department employee to the Somerset City Council last week – Victim Services Specialist Sidney Wesley.

Call it the luck of the Irish — or the luck of the Chamber.

Pulaski’s weather has run the gamut over the past few days – from warm, smoke-filled horizons to tornado warnings to freezing cold and snow.

Seventy-one items were repaired and brought back to useable condition for free at the recent Repair Café in a joint project by the First Presbyterian Church Earth Care Team and Pulaski County Public Library.

The U.S. Department of Justice named a man living in Eubank as one of 11 arrested as part of an apparent conspiracy to make false claims on immigration applications.

A prescribed burn in McCreary and Whitley counties is causing a smoky haze across Pulaski and surrounding counties as of 3 p.m. Saturday.

Welcome back to March of 1986. Gas was nearly 70 cents a gallon. Ground was broken for both Southern and Northern middle schools. UK-bound Reggie Hanson was leading his high school to the 12th Region finals. And locals were looking…

As an auctioneer, talking is a strength of Matt Ford’s. It’s not one he could exercise when it comes to the person who bought one of downtown Somerset’s most notable buildings, however.

“You and I don’t always need to throw money at problems. God knows where the forklifts are.”

Somerset Independent Schools will be advertising for a new position: Assistant Superintendent.