UPDATE: 12:38 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 8, 2020 The boil water advisory for all districts in Pulaski County has been lifted. UPDATE: 2:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 6, 2020 The boil water advisory for City of Somerset Water Service customers ONLY has been lifted. *** The advisory...
Aaron Dockery one of 41 participants who will innovate, collaborate and advance community and economic development in Appalachian Kentucky City of Somerset Engineer Aaron Dockery is one of 41 participants selected for the second BRIGHT Kentucky class, a Leadership...
Written, photo and video essays to be released in coming weeks John Perkins has never been one to dwell on the past. In fact, he only looks there in gratitude to the people who have supported him. As a young man, Perkins often visited the old Virginia Theatre, a venue...
Moody’s review indicates city’s financial stability has improved Moody’s Investors Service has upgraded the City of Somerset’s bond credit rating by two levels, deeming the city a low credit risk to investors. The rating — now an A2 from Baa1 — reflects “the...
Colors indicate water flow and help Somerset achieve important ISO rating Somerset residents may have noticed that fire hydrants throughout the city have recently been painted bright new shades of color — some even decorated to celebrate school teams or show off...
City of Somerset Safety Coordinator Marc Travis, left, Mayor Alan Keck and Water and Wastewater Manager Dana Whitis with a check from the Kentucky League of Cities for a recently awarded safety grant. Kentucky League of Cities funds provide critical training,...
