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One of the 20th-century’s most well-worn jokes involved the question, “How do you get to Carnegie Hall?” and the answer,

The Somerset-Pulaski Economic Development Authority (SPEDA) board heard from a special guest at its October meeting, discussing how several highways in Pulaski could be transformed into a federally-recognized travel route.

When it comes to major events – good or bad – communication is key.

One defining characteristics of the most culturally significant monsters of the night is that they change form — vampires into bats, witches into black cats, and infected humans into staggering, brain-hungry zombies.

The Pulaski County and City of Somerset Compost Dump Site is back up and running at full capacity, just in time for fall – and the falling leaves.

Despite indications in recent meetings that the City of Burnside was looking to be available as a possible site for a medicinal cannabis dispensary in Pulaski County, the town’s city council instead decided on Monday to put it in writing…

It’s a good day to wear pink.

Help is on the way — from right here in Pulaski County.

Out of the shadows of a small town in Kentucky, a trio of enterprising men rose up bring the power of art to a community in need. And if that sounds like the perfect plot for a comic book, then…

Plans for a new Assisted Living and Memory Care community along with Townhomes for Independent Living in Somerset, with an estimated community investment of $40MM were announced at the Somerset City Council meeting on Sept. 23.