In today’s tech-saturated world, cybersecurity is as regular a concern for schools as lunchroom schedules or locker space. On Tuesday, the Somerset Independent School Board heard all about how the district is becoming safer against online threats.
Somerset’s elected officials say they want to help a community experiencing issues from neighbors running motorized bikes, but must first shore up their noise ordinance to make it “stick” in court.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) advises motorists of scheduled nighttime milling and paving operations on Monticello Street (KY 2292) and Langdon Street (KY 2298) in Somerset.
At 22 years of age, Somerset native Lucy McArthur’s life story reads something like a wish list come true.
The search for a new president/CEO for SPEDA may be entering its final weeks.
After years of talk and little action with regard to putting a lodge on General Burnside Island, the Dream Big Burnside initiative launched in 2021 was supposed to help make a major push toward that goal.
A new facility commemorating the history and administration of former President Barack Obama has opened, and a couple of locals were able to be there on the day of its grand opening.
It’s political season for the Somerset-Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce, with two opportunities coming up to hear from some of the area’s key legislators both in Frankfort and in Washington D.C.
Now that August has arrived, more than 10,000 students are returning to our local schools, many of whom are transported by school bus.
Remember “Remember the Titans”? Fans of the film will have a chance to watch a special screening of it with discussion this weekend.