Somerset News

This Saturday through the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive the United States Postal Service will be picking up non-perishable items that will go toward fighting hunger.

A resident of a home for individuals with mental retardation and developmental disabilities has been arrested and charged with first-degree arson after he allegedly started a fire in a bathroom.

The Republican Party of Kentucky recently began its Re-Organization and Convention Process which occurs once every four years. Precinct officers were elected statewide on March 8 in elections held at the local polling places.

Arnold W. Joseph, 87, was awarded seven U.S. Army medals and was re-presented the British Empire medal for his meritorious service during World War II.

The Commonwealth Journal currently has a limited number of 3' x 5' U.S. Flags available to the public. These flags are suitable for display indoors or out and will be exchanged for free while supplies last. The only requirement is ...

The Pulaski County Sheriff?s Department made several arrests last weekend, including one in which a fugitive was returned back to the area from Nelsonville, Ohio after he was apprehended there by authorities.

General Electric Somerset Glass Plant was highlighted Tuesday during the May membership meeting of the Somerset-Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce.

Joshua A. Bolin, 20, of Circle Drive, Burnside, and Jeremy M. Reynolds, 20, of 206 Lair Street, Somerset arrested for Feb. 22, 2008 burglary.

Somerset Community College?s award-winning Vocal Ensemble, a select group of a cappella singers, announces auditions for the upcoming Fall ?08-Spring ?09 season.