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Lake Cumberland Latino Festival celebrates cultures coming together in one community (opens the original)
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This weekend, Somerset said âHola!â to its local Latino community â and got a warm, festive embrace in return. The Lake Cumberland Latino Festival was held Saturday in downtown Somerset on and around the Judicial Center Plaza, and thanks to fun activities, plenty of food options, and spicy but largely favorable weather, the event was a success in its third year â and the first with a slightly tweaked name and new organizers, the Lake Cumberland Diversity Collective. Sorry, there are no r
Forcht Bank 9/11 ceremony honors those who serve, sacrifices made (opens the original)
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The impact of September 11, 2001 was felt not just on one day, 25 years ago, but has continued to echo down through the years to follow in countless ways. That was the message at this year's 9/11 Patriot Day Remembrance ceremony held by Forcht Bank on Friday at Oak Hill Baptist Church in Somerset, a message put forth by speaker Jon Roberts, Veteran Coordinator for Habitat of Humanity of Pulaski County, Ky., who talked about "the continuing cost of tragedy" not just for civilians who lost loved o
Ground broken on Regional Training Center to advance local workforce (opens the original)
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It was 30 years ago that The Center for Rural Development opened its doors. According to Congressman Hal Rogers, âwe never dreamed then that we would need more space this quickâ to accomplish the 90,000-square-foot facilityâs aims. âBut a lot has changed over the last three decades,â added Rogers, and that led to local officials gathering in The Centerâs parking lot Monday afternoon for the groundbreaking of a new Regional Training Center designed to help promote workforce developmen
School districts drop tax rates amid state law changes (opens the original)
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All three local public school districts dealt with the always delicate topic of taxes at meetings this week, including dealing with new protocols put forth by the state. School districts have two primary options each year for setting a property tax rate to help fund their operations: A 4% increase or the âcompensating rate,â as itâs called, designed to generate roughly the same amount of tax revenue as the previous year. These taxes are collected in the following calendar year. Sorry, ther
General fund, online health in focus at Pulaski BOE meeting (opens the original)
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Before school got back in session on Wednesday, the Pulaski County Board of Education met to get briefed on both the financial and technological health of the district. Finance Officer Rebecca Wright had numbers ready to share the unaudited annual financial report and balance sheet for the districtâs 2025-26 fiscal year for the district now that the next year is underway. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
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