Somerset Independent Board of Education lowers tax rate
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.
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Festival Latino de Lake Cumberland a success in new home on Judicial Center Plaza
This weekend, downtown Somerset got to experience another festival — this time, the Spanish-speaking way.
Echoes of 1925: Fires, Festivals, and Hard Times in Pulaski County
This week, I discovered many interesting pieces of information in the archives of our local newspaper! At times I wonder if I include too much each week, but I usually struggle to know what to leave out. I hope that…
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 13
Burnside opts not to change road name after hearing from citizens, Burnside Elementary
Rock Hill Drive will not be getting a name change, after the Burnside road’s residents voiced their displeasure with the idea at the September Burnside City Council meeting.
Men missing on Cumberland River found deceased after apparent boat accident
The bodies of the two Pulaski men who went missing while fishing on the Cumberland River have both been located as of Friday morning, after their boat apparently hit a rock wall and sank.
Search for missing men ends with both found deceased
Somerset-Pulaski Rescue Squad officials said that the bodies of two missing fishermen have been found.
Local officials react to death of Charlie Kirk
Wednesday’s assassination of conservative media personality Charlie Kirk drew strong opinions of Americans on both sides of the political aisle, all over the nation — including here in Pulaski County.
Local officials pay tribute to first responders at 9/11 ceremony
A group gathered at the Somerset-Pulaski County Special Response Team building on Thursday to reflect on the events that happened on September 11, 2001. They did so with a piece of the World Trade Center’s North Tower within arm’s length.