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Monthly event kicks off Feb. 16 with film adaptation of Pulitzer Prize-winning novel To Kill A Mockingbird Ask local film enthusiast John Alexander, and he’ll tell you there are few scenes more powerful than Atticus Finch’s exit from the courtroom … [Read more...] about The Virginia launches Classic Movie Night series

The 2023 recipient of the MLK Acts of Service Award, Elaine Wilson, right, with her son, David. The director of cultural diversity for Somerset Community College has been instrumental in leading MLK Day events in the community SOMERSET, … [Read more...] about Somerset’s Elaine Wilson receives
MLK Acts of Service Award

Participants will make their way from Judicial Center Plaza to Citizens National Bank Pavilion in honor of civil rights leader SOMERSET, KENTUCKY (January 11, 2022) — The City of Somerset will celebrate unity, love, service, and the life and … [Read more...] about Somerset celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day with annual MLK walk event

The Somerset Utilities office is asking its existing customers with more than one meter in their name or landlords with a master meter to complete the appropriate forms for compliance with new Kentucky sales tax legislation. Forms can be … [Read more...] about Important information about sales tax for residential utilities

Company is packaging first strawberry harvest for national distribution SOMERSET, KENTUCKY (November 4, 2022) — Somerset Mayor Alan Keck and members of the Somerset City Council on Thursday toured AppHarvest, the community’s new 30-acre … [Read more...] about City of Somerset leaders tour new AppHarvest facility

SOMERSET, Kentucky (October 18, 2022) — McCreary County resident Darlene Price and former Somerset Mayor Eddie Girdler have made claims during the last few months on social media that the City of Somerset is endangering residents’ health and safety … [Read more...] about City of Somerset: Sinking Creek state sampling data circulating on social media is being misrepresented