PULASKI'S PAST: Scout Troop 79 Observing 50th Anniversary
Sometimes anniversaries come and go, and no one seems to realize it. This week’s Pulaski’s Past reminds us of a couple of interesting local anniversaries.
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Sometimes anniversaries come and go, and no one seems to realize it. This week’s Pulaski’s Past reminds us of a couple of interesting local anniversaries.
How would one sum up local news events from this week 50 years ago? “Feisty” might be fitting.
This month, the Burnside City Council had water on the brain.
By Christopher Harris Commonwealth Journal Aug 4, 2021 8 hrs ago Burnside Mayor Robert Lawson puts down his signature to make things official after receiving the much-needed lease from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to move ahead with the cityâs long-planned walking trail project along Lake Cumberland. Pictured are individuals key to the process: back row, from left, Burnside Tourism Director Frank Crabtree, Jr., city engineer Neal Shoemaker, and surveyor Anthony Thompson; front row, city clerk Crissa Morris, Lawson, and city attorney Molly Hardy. ...