Cognitive Care Conference to take place Sept. 4
Those who have been diagnosed or are caring for someone with dementia may be able to find resources, information and a connection with others at the upcoming Cognitive Care Conference.
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Time capsule buried by Chamber of Commerce, to be opened in 50 years
Where will we be in 50 years?
Chamber celebrates 100 years, past presidents at special luncheon
A lot has happened in the last 100 years — perhaps a period of more rapid and drastic societal transformation than any other point in human history. And through it all, the Somerset-Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce has been working…
Somernites Cruise features packed August with Mustangs, Orphans, TV’s Bieri
Big names. “Orphan” cars. And a Somernites classic showcase. It’s a big month for the Cruise.
‘Alive in 25’ rally show those suffering from addiction they are not alone
The path to sobriety isn’t easy, but people like Charles “Jeep” Burton want people to know they don’t have to try to do it on their own.
August 30 is target completion date for Cumberland Expressway bridge repairs
Bridges over Fishing Creek have been a problem for motorists in Pulaski County over the last nine months or so, but the latest repair job shouldn’t take nearly as long as the last one.
1975: The year Meece Middle School opened its doors
Fifty years ago, most local kids, with the exception of Science Hill School enrollees, weren’t heading back to school until after Labor Day. But in mid-August, the newspapers were full of information about the upcoming school year. There was so…
Plea deals submitted in two meth cases
Two separate federal meth cases are a step closer to being resolved, as defendants in those cases have submitted plea deals.
Local representatives share Frankfort insight at Chamber’s Legislative Update
It often seems hard to get people to agree on anything when it comes to politics, but there’s little dissent when it comes to the popularity of the Somerset-Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce’s annual Legislative update.