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A familiar face in the funeral business has thrown his hat into the ring to run for Pulaski County Coroner in the upcoming election.

November 3

The annual report shows how each school around the state is doing compared to each other as well as the state average.

Pulaski County was one of several entities awarded grants from the Kentucky Department of Agriculture for construction and renovation projects to county fairgrounds.

A Somerset Police sargent was honored at last week’s City Council meeting for earning a promotion to a managerial role.

Retired Somerset Police Chief Doug Nelson has formally filed to run for Pulaski County Sheriff, bringing a 30-year career in local law enforcement and a detailed platform he says will make the sheriff’s office “more efficient, more responsive, and more…

On the heels of winning two Traverse Awards for Excellence in Kentucky Tourism during the annual Kentucky Travel Industry Association (KTIA) Fall Conference Nov. 5–7, Lake Cumberland Tourism Executive Director Michelle Allen was elected to serve as secretary of KTIA’s…

Nobody knows what it’s like to experience the joy of a new home quite like the volunteers behind Habitat for Humanity. This holiday season, it’s possible to help the non-profit spread that joy by visiting a few well-dressed houses that…

U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell announced that Somerset will receive $1.5 million in federal funding to begin planning and design for a new Army National Guard Readiness Center and Vehicle Maintenance Shop — a project that promises to modernize and expand…