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It may not be winter weather quite yet, but it could be a great time to cozy up with a bowl of chili – and help a local charity at the same time.

America exists as it does today because of its constitution — and because of those who fought in the Revolutionary War. On Wednesday, a group of local women gathered on the steps of the Pulaski County Courthouse to celebrate both.

District 1 Constable Danny Weddle has been a familiar face in the realm of Pulaski politics. But Weddle is now eyeing a different office for the upcoming election.

A Pulaski murder case has ended after a Grand Jury declined to charge the defendant due to no probable cause.

Nearly four months after the devastating May 16th tornado that destroyed Redeemer Lutheran Church in Somerset, their members have continued their efforts to rebuild what they once had.

Pulaski County School District and the Science Hill Independent District are two of the numerous public entities across the county that have been setting property tax rates over the last couple of weeks.

Brenda Russell has been a busy woman. Last week, she stopped by both Somerset City Council and Pulaski Fiscal Court to update officials on two of the projects she has been working on.

The Pulaski County Fiscal Court continued a trend of steadily lowering the county’s property tax rate on Monday, voting to go down to a rate of 4.3 cents per $100 of assessed property value.

Somerset Independent schools announced that it will be lowering its tax rate for this year – the third year in a row it has done so.