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Fiscal Court denies Cool Air to Driver Testing Offices in 1973

As a former reporter, I can’t help but think about how busy The Commonwealth-Journal newsroom must have been at this time of year in 1973. Newspapers from this week in ....

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Every sign tells a story

Small business owners are often called on to personally sacrifice for the greater good of the company they re working to build. For Johnny Flatt, that meant selling the 1969 Camaro ....

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SPEDA awards second round of mini-grants

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Somerset Mayor Alan Keck, Forcht Broadcasting Senior Vice President Amy Stroud, SPEDA President and CEO Chris Girdler, Pulaski County Judge-Executive Steve Kelley and Forcht Broadcasting President and CEO Mike Tarter with SPEDA mini-grant recipients Battlefield Coffee Co. (Phil Keeney and Dean Whitaker).
Somerset Mayor Alan Keck, Forcht Broadcasting Senior Vice President Amy Stroud, SPEDA President and CEO Chris Girdler, Pulaski County Judge-Executive Steve Kelley and Forcht Broadcasting President and CEO Mike Tarter with SPEDA mini-grant recipients Epperson Engineering (Cody and Justin Epperson).
Somerset Mayor Alan Keck, Forcht Broadcasting Senior Vice President Amy Stroud, SPEDA President and CEO Chris Girdler, Pulaski County Judge-Executive Steve Kelley and Forcht Broadcasting President and CEO Mike Tarter with SPEDA mini-grant recipients Flatt-Broke Sign Works (Johnny Flatt and Kelly Mitchell). ....

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