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Curtain comes up on Black Mountain Film Festival at Virginia this weekend
Somerset may not be Telluride, Colorado or Cannes, France, when it comes to film festivals. But this weekend, it carves out a place for itself in that world with the Black Mountain Film Festival Coming to town.
Local leaders react to death of Martha Layne Collins
Former Governor Martha Layne Collins made an impact on all of Kentucky, but her influence can be felt on many right here in Pulaski County.
Day of the Dead makes for festive Saturday night in Somerset
It might be called the “Day” of the Dead, but as the sun slipped behind the horizon Saturday night, people came out to celebrate the occasion in downtown Somerset.
Ky. 1003 to be reduced to 1 lane Wednesday
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) District 8 stated that on Wednesday the Ky. 1003 bridge (mile point 8.1) over Buck Creek in Pulaski County will be temporarily reduced to one lane as crews perform routine bridge inspection.
American Legion ceremony gives proper send-off to used U.S. flags
Even flags need to be laid to rest properly — and in this country, that’s no more true than of the American flag itself.
Bringing In Your Plants? Watch Out For Hitchhikers
Many houseplants enjoy time outdoors during summer. However, it’s a tough world out there and more than a few plants develop insect or mite infestations while they are basking in the summer sun. A few weeks indoors can allow pests…
Flashback to 2005: Progress, Problems, and Pulaski Pride
It’s November already! This month, we will be taking a look back on November of 2005 – 20 years ago. While I prefer looking back a bit farther into our county’s history, this era is also always fun for me…
3 submit plea deals in federal meth case
Three Somerset residents facing federal drug charges have submitted plea agreements in the case.
Somerset paints a pretty picture of creative community for Kentuckians for the Arts
The message is out in the Bluegrass State: Somerset is a great place for artists to do their thing.