Somerset — Coach Beth Bruner told her squad, “each team leaves a legacy” and the 2013 Somerset High School cheer squad’s legacy will be that of a KHSAA State Champion. The Region 12, Class 1A, Small Varsity cheer squad competed against a field of 12 regional winners in the first ever KHSAA-sanctioned cheerleading championship (formerly KAPOS State) in Bowling Green on February 23, walking away from their final competition mat with the State Championship and the highest overall score of the competition.
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Fishing restrictions near Wolf Creek Dam halted by Congressional action
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Lake Cumberland all better in time for Memorial Day weekend
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Car collides with truck on Ky. 914
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Minor damage reported after local afternoon storms
Pulaski County felt the first wave of strong weather blow through the area Tuesday afternoon, but came out much better for it than those in other parts of the country.
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Local schools prepared for the worst when storms strike
News like that out of Oklahoma this week has a way of striking a nerve with the rest of the nation. Particularly, those charged with the care of children — many of which were victims in the Midwestern tornadoes — find themselves paying close attention.Steve Butcher, superintendent of Pulaski County Schools, said on Tuesday that there was a meeting of his district’s principals that very day — only one day after the storms in Moore, Okla., that killed over 90 people — to address such matters. -
War ration books remind us of difficult times during WWII
With 24/7 news channels spouting horrendous tales of terror and rampant crime, it’s easy to conclude the world has gone to the dogs; that these are dangerous times.Sadly, horrific events are nothing new. For those old enough to remember World War II, nothing since has matched the impact this global conflict had on the American people. -
Dwindling numbers close Pulaski Central as education alternative
Students needing instruction in an “alternative education” setting will no longer be going to Pulaski Central High School, according to county school officials.With dwindling numbers at the facility on Bourne Avenue, the Pulaski County School District has decided to transition any students using its services to similar programs at either Southwestern or Pulaski County High Schools.
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Mobile home gutted by fire
A mobile home was destroyed and two others sustained minor damage in a fire Monday afternoon that occurred around two miles west of Somerset.
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Pulaski County High seniors got school back on track
No sooner had the class of 2013 said hello to Mike Murphy than they were saying goodbye.Murphy took over as principal at Pulaski County High School last March in the wake of the school’s low test scores, which forced a change in leadership. -
Warriors shake their way through graduation
Pomp and Circumstance? How about the Harlem Shake?All 252 students making up the Southwestern High School Class of 2013 opted to let loose Friday evening with their own version of the dance craze that has been at the top of viral video searches for months now in celebration of their move from high school and into the world beyond. - More News Live Headlines
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