Pendleton News

Friday will offer the opportunity to gather a lifetime of Northern Kentucky authors' signatures in just one evening.

A Hopkinsville senator plans to lead a group of farmers from the Bluegrass state to Canada to study industrial hemp farming.

Interstate 71 was shut down in both directions for several hours Thursday because of an accident around 4:30 a.m. at the Pendleton exit in Henry County.

Two tractor trailers have collided on I-71 north about a mile north of the Pendleton exit closing both the north and southbound lanes of the interstate.

Four Area McDonald's restarants promothing GED attainment < From KY Council on Postsecondary Education McDonald's of Central and Southeastern Kentucky has partnered with Kentucky Adult Education for a fourth year in a row to encourage GED attainment in an innovative in-store promotion funded by the restaurant owners.

Columbia residents invited to Musicale events Click on headline for full letter and accompanying photo To ColumbiaMagazine.com: Glasgow Musicale is the oldest Music Club in Kentucky, since 1894, with membership in the National and Kentucky Federation of Music Clubs.

Downtown Ashland hosted many first-time visitors and local residents alike during a perfect late-summer evening for September's First Friday Art Walk and Downtown Live event.

State officials have issued a quarantine for 20 counties, including Oldham, regulating the transportation of firewood and ash tree products in an effort to stop the spread of the emerald ash borer.

An Oldham County district judge who serves Henry, Oldham and Trimble counties is moving to a regional post.

Jim Ross says people will see "things you just don't expect to see" when they visit the new CCC Trail Vineyard Tasting Room at the Pendleton Art Center.

Investigators are looking into the cause of a fire in Henry County that left a man dead.

June 21st, 2009, at approximately 2:10 am Kentucky State Police Post 5 Campbellsburg received a call of a structure fire at 190 Hickory Hill Road in Pendleton Kentucky.

I rarely agree 100 percent with anything that your People's Daily publishes, but your 'Murder in Iraq' editorial brought forth some interesting points.

The main fire station of the Campbellsburg Fire Department was severely damaged late last night after a fire broke out in the office area on the building's second floor.