Aid deadline extension allows Pulaskians to apply for SBA loans
Pulaskians affected by the May 16 tornado have been given an extension to apply for assistance, and that includes applying for loans through the Small Business Administration.
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Leading Where They Learned: LCRH welcomes alumni as Residency Directors
As it enters its 13th year, the Graduate Medical Education Residency Program at Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital is introducing several new leaders to its team.
Science Hill’s Stanford Street closed for work on train overpass
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) District 8 Office advises motorists that Stanford Street in Science Hill will close beginning Wednesday, July 30, as work progresses on the KY 635 bridge project. The closure will remain in effect until construction is…
Two-time champs: SHS Solar Jumper team earns second National Championship
For the second year in a row, the sun has shown bright for the Solar Jumpers.
Woman hit by garbage truck succumbs to injuries
A Somerset woman struck by a garbage truck last week has passed away from her injuries, according to the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office.
Young Guns, Kohn shine at a July Cruise with hot rods, hot weather and solar car
July’s Somernites Cruise didn’t have nearly the same amount of people attend as June’s did — but there was one returnee of particular note.
Somerset-Pulaski EMS ambulance involved in wreck
A Somerset-Pulaski County EMS ambulance will be out of use for a while following its involvement in an on-road accident Friday evening.
From War to Home: Pulaski County in July 1945
This week, we take one final look back at July of 1945 – 80 years ago.
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SATURDAY, JULY 26
A medley of days past: MMF founder’s book shares family story through historical fiction
Across the Bluegrass State, from Somerset to Owensboro, Gabrielle Gray is associated with the musical arts. Yet a wordsmith has toiled beneath the surface, her fingers dancing across typing keys as a banjo player’s might over a set of strings.