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The opportunity to secure an electric-powered school bus couldnt generate enough juice with the Science Hill School Board to go through with the deal.

Part of Pulaski County Fiscal Court’s latest meeting was taken with a discussion of the proposed changes in the county’s administrative code, including additions concerning employee payroll, open records requests

Other governments in Pulaski County have already taken a step toward addressing the possibility of medical marijuana availability in the area. On Monday, it was Burnsides turn.

The Kentucky Hillbilly Jeep Krew is known as much for their various efforts to help in the community as for their love of Jeeps, and perhaps none of them epitomized

The Ward 5 race for Somerset City Council sees an incumbent face off with two opponents – one of whom has run against him before.

The Somerset City Council Ward 3 race is a showdown among three relatively new names. While one candidate has run for council before, none of them have ever served, and

Pulaski County is finally ready for the worst that spring and summer weather can bring.

A Burnside business pioneer from days long ago is buried in the Somerset City Cemetery — though one wouldn’t know it to examine the headstones lining the graveyard. His current-day

On Thursday night, one bold youngster asked a poignant question of a number of the community’s most accomplished business leaders: If you could go back in time, what mistake in

Tuesday was a severe weather day across central and eastern Kentucky, and Pulaski County spent much of the day under a tornado watch.