Power has been restored to the majority of Pulaski County residents following a severe winter storm that brought icy conditions and widespread outages over the weekend, according to an update from Pulaski County Emergency Management Director Chris Mason.
As if central Kentucky didn’t have enough to worry about with the snow and ice, apparently the ground itself is giving people frights.
Southern Kentucky Vascular announced the addition of Shockwave Lithotripsy, becoming the first outpatient vascular center in Kentucky to offer this advanced treatment for patients with severe arterial calcification.
Shawn Daugherty, President and CEO of Citizens National Bank, announces the promotion of Wade Reed to Branch Manager at the Plaza Branch location in Somerset. Wade has been employed with Citizens National Bank for seven years, and has served in…
Each year, the Somerset Commonwealth Journal claims a number of awards in the Kentucky Press Association’s contests for Excellence in Kentucky Newspapers and Advertising Excellence, and that was no different for 2025, with some of the community’s most memorable moments…
When challenging winter weather hits, some people help out their neighbors by shoveling walkways or offering rides in a well-equipped vehicle. Steve Purvis bought a round for the house, so to speak — a round of critical fuel supplies.
Students from the Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA!) recently went on a “Cool Business” field trip to Baxter’s Coffee, for a behind the scenes look at what it takes to operate the business.
Former Pulaski County High School graduate John David Baird is a freshman at one of the world’s most prestigious universities, Columbia University. During his short time there, Baird’s exploits have been nothing short of remarkable.
The best thing Pulaski Countians can to to help emergency services is to stay off the roads, according to Emergency Management Director Chris Mason.
Winter Storm Fern has not been a kind weather event — not for those in Pulaski County seeking fun and fluffy snow, not for those needing to travel treacherous roads, and not for those suffering the loss of power to…