It’s August in 1975, and many folks in Pulaski County are spending their summers watching and playing softball, maybe stopping by Scoopy-Doo for an ice cream sundae after the game. While watching from the stands, there is chatter about the…
Raymond Kohn still has big plans for stunt jumps like the one he did over the Somerset Fountain Square in June. But recent events have discouraged him enough to consider whether or not to ever do it again.
People in Pulaski are thinking more about what to do in the face of a natural disaster more than they ever have.
With Back-to-School around the corner — or already here, for City of Somerset students — it never hurts to have a little help with the supplies.
Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital announced that it is the first in Pulaski County to offer a new advanced robotic therapy for the treatment of lower urinary tract symptoms due to benign prostatic hyperplasia.
Pencils, paper and laptops, oh my. It’s back-to-school time already.
Three Bronston residents were taken into custody Thursday by the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office after a drug investigation.
No one was hurt in a sawdust fire at a major Pulaski County wood products company on Thursday, though the battle with the blaze was an endurance test for firefighters.
Now that August has arrived, more than 10,000 students are returning to our local schools, many of whom are transported by school bus.
For the second straight year, Burnside has decided not to rock the boat when it comes to houseboat taxes.