On April 8th, Luke Price suddenly bailed out of the Mayor’s office in Falmouth, KY. While the public was just starting to catch on, backroom discussions were already in motion. Over the next week, people from the community and some […]
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Interm Mayor Hazen is allegedly high or needs sleep.
Breaking News!!! It’s unfortunately not surprising—but it is serious. A public official in Falmouth, KY has violated not only the U.S. Constitution, but also the Kentucky Constitution. Misuse of Public Office and Resources: The use of the Police Department’s official […]
There’s a difference between the letter of the law and the spirit of the law. Nepotism is defined as: The practice among those with power or influence of favoring relatives, friends, or associates — especially by giving them jobs. As […]
If you control utilities, services and money in a broke town, you control the elections forever.
Today’s Random Falmouth Facts Story Context: Historical * Originally, the land that became Falmouth was part of a 1,000-acre grant given to Colonel Richardson Holt, a Virginian soldier, for his service in the Revolutionary War. * In 1848, the present-day […]
This beautiful building was built in 1925 and served as a High School until it’s last graduation in 1968. Then until 1995 it served as a middle school. It remained a service to the community until the latter part of […]
This is a passion driven plan that our former and future Mayor Sebastian Ernst made in regarding the Old School Building on Chapel Street. Story originally reported on facebook.com/thefalmouthwhisper
Our embed feature in is not working yet. Here is the original story. https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2025/04/23/stolen-sheep-focus-of-feud-impeached-northern-kentucky-mayor-sebastian-ernst/83140378007/ This post from our Facebook site was orginally posted here. Story originally reported on facebook.com/thefalmouthwhisper
In 1967, the nation’s dairy farmers started dumping milk down the drain to protest their low working wage. This led to some pretty rowdy demonstrations — including this one in Falmouth, Ky., in March 1967. Story originally reported on facebook.com/thefalmouthwhisper […]
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