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Lee's Ford parking expansion ready to go - Vimarsana News

Lee's Ford parking expansion ready to go

When you think about Lee's Ford Marina, you think about Lake Cumberland. But this weekend, the big deal at Lee's Ford is going to be the dry land.

Price's questions on campaign donations receive critical response from council - Vimarsana News

Price's questions on campaign donations receive critical response from council

After several minutes of discussing at Monday’s City Council meeting the Pitman Creek Wastewater plant and her concerns about leachate being accepted there, McCreary County podcast investigator Darlene Price ended

Weddle matriarch passes away at 94 - Vimarsana News

Weddle matriarch passes away at 94

The community is mourning the matriarch behind one of Pulaski County's premier families.

One person flown out after Friday afternoon wreck - Vimarsana News

One person flown out after Friday afternoon wreck

By CARLA SLAVEY Commonwealth Journal Apr 16, 2021 1 of 2 Workers on the new Ky. 461 ramp brought in equipment to help stabilize the truck while first responders worked at extricating the driver. PCSO The driver of this vehicle needed to be extricated after being in a rollover accident Friday afternoon. Officials say he was flown to the UK Medical Center.  SRT The driver of a truck had to be extricated and flown to Lexington after being in a rollover accident that took place Friday afternoon on Barnesburg Road. According to Pulaski County Sheriff’s O...

Full steam ahead for University of Somerset - Vimarsana News

Full steam ahead for University of Somerset

By CARLA SLAVEY Commonwealth Journal Mar 8, 2021 Mar 8, 2021 Work has begun on the demolition of Cundiff Square's business buildings, taking the first steps in the creation of the four-year University of Somerset. Carla Slavey As one chapter in the story of Somerset closes, another one begins to be written. What is historically known as the beginnings of Somerset, and what once used to be a development called Cundiff Square – named after its developer, C.K. Cundiff – is taking its first steps in becoming the new home of the University o...