If you live in Pendleton County and call 911 right now, you might want to pray your emergency gets in line first. Because if it doesn’t, your ambulance will come from another county. The only ALS ambulance we can afford […]
Below is a clear, legally grounded list of student and parent rights in Kentucky schools, especially relevant to situations like abuse reports, student and teacher interactions, disciplinary meetings, records access, privacy, and when parents must be involved. These rights are […]
Pendleton County Schools. They Didn’t Just Fail a Child. They Broke the Law. Let’s be perfectly clear, because Kentucky law already is. When a student reports conduct by a teacher that raises any reasonable suspicion of abuse, sexual misconduct, exploitation, […]
Phillip Sharp Middle School 7th grade female questioned by a closed room meeting with the Assistant Principal. She allegedly witnessed a teacher watching porn in class. The student was intimidated and threatened by the Assistant Principal.
Editorial Disclaimer What follows is going to be honest and a scathing piece of editorial content. This isn’t about parts of articles or our series. This is straight, honest, blunt, and for some, is going to be highly offensive. I […]
Here is a poll on my personal page on behalf of Whisper Networks LLC:Does anyone think it is acceptable for a teacher at a middle school to be watching porn? We are up to 3 parents saying they have been […]
Editor’s Note appears in full at the end Who are our children actually locked in the classroom with? What do the teachers’ conduct reports look like, those responsible for the education, protection, and guidance of our children? Are teachers, principals, […]
Long Before 911: A History of Emergency Services in Falmouth Long before 911 rang from a cell tower, help in Falmouth came from a neighbor with a bucket, a marshal with a whistle, or a hearse with a stretcher. It […]
Pendleton 2026: We have an updated list. Who’s Running for What and Who Has Just Switched Teams to Get There As filings stack up for the 2026 elections, one thing’s obvious: Pendleton’s ballots are redder than ever, at least on […]
Rewind to 2023 To really get a feel for where the current issues with the Fire Department started, we’ve got to rewind back to 2023, when tension between Falmouth and Pendleton County had already been simmering for years. Community Sentiment […]
