SPD standoff ends after suspect’s self-inflicted gunshot death
A man being served warrants by the Somerset Police Department died Wednesday evening due to a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to officials.
News
Lady Liberty Squadron working to expand its STEM education program
Just when the Lady Liberty Squadron was ready to take off with the second phase of its high school STEM program, it was grounded, along with its featured bomber.
Living Bread Soup Kitchen hosts Silent Auction and Vendor Show
While there’s rain in the forecast for this Saturday, there’s at least one event happening rain or shine: The Living Bread Soup Kitchen’s 17th annual Silent Auction and Vendor Show.
Civil War history and environmental concerns intersect on Dutton Hill
Concerns about environmental preservation and Civil War history was presented at a recent Pulaski County Fiscal Court meeting, when Dr. David Carr urged officials to take action on two issues he described as deeply significant to the community.
Somernites Cruise 2026 schedule begins this weekend with Jeeps, Impalas in the headlights
Last year, Somernites Cruise celebrated year 25. This year, they’re adding a 0 for 250 — American 250, that is. And it all starts this weekend.
Candidates for Sheriff, Constable take the floor at forum
Law enforcement candidates for the sheriff’s race and two constables races were on hand Monday night at the Somerset Junior Woman’s Club’s Candidate Forum, held at the Center for Rural Development.
RCUT work gets underway at Slate Branch, bypass intserction
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 8 office announced the commencement of construction of an RCUT this week at the intersection of Ky. 914 and Slate Branch Road in Pulaski County.
Where We’re Going, We Need Roads
The other day, we highlighted legislation passed by the Legislature during the 2026 Regular Session that had been signed into law by the Governor. House Bills(HB) 502 and 900 and House Joint Resolution(HJR) 76 each have an economic impact for…
Raindrops Keep Falling on My Bread: Bad weather doesn’t dampen spirits at Foodstock
Unlike the vendors at Foodstock, Mother Nature served up the worst type of sandwich this weekend — picture perfect days on Friday and Sunday surrounding the food truck festival, and a cloudy, rainy Saturday for the event in the middle.
Young farmer Colson Pierce recognized for statewide achievement
Pulaski County officials recognized a local young farmer for his achievements during a recent Fiscal Court meeting, highlighting his role in the community and in Kentucky agriculture.