Carla Slavey is a local journalist based in Somerset, Kentucky. She writes for various publications, including Yahoo News, Commonwealth Journal, and Cleburne Times Review. Carla covers a wide range of topics, including local news, politics, community events, and human interest stories.
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Everywhere one goes, the message of being “home for the holidays” rings out this time of year. But for some children, “home” may not be where their biological families are.
It was the changing of the guard, so to speak, at Monday’s Somerset City Council meeting, as the city said it’s goodbyes to three council members who won’t be returning
The City of Somerset received a clean audit report during Monday's City Council meeting.
When it comes to providing the best education for Pulaski County students, it matters who’s driving the bus.
The Somerset Independent Board of Education got some good news going into the holiday season, in the form of a good audit report.
Santa, music, and candy galore. Smiling faces and plenty of people waving back and forth between the floats and the crowd. Saturday afternoon was a perfect day for the Eubank
By: Carla Slavey
It’s always a special Christmas for a child or teen when they receive something they weren’t expecting. For 25 Science Hill Independent students, Monday was the day they learned they
An act of kindness can honor more than the one who receives the gift.
‘Tis the season, once again, for those who need a good meal to partake in a Christmas dinner, courtesy of Terry Branscum and friends.
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