[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]And Why the Falmouth Police Department Just Blinked Some might wonder, what gives The Falmouth Whisper the right to call itself a news outlet? Let’s make that plain. We’re listed on Facebook as a news and media organization. More […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””] Have you ever turned on a garden hose and it just slowly spits water at you? You can’t really water anything, washing your car becomes a chore, and outside of a few minor water games, it’s just not […]
Let’s stop dancing around it. Falmouth has 14 inoperable fire hydrants right now. Fourteen. They know it. We know it. And there’s a budget to fix them. But nothing is getting done. You hear that? People have been asking, we […]
Beyond all the rumors, beyond all the history and facts, the story that has resonated most with you, Falmouth, is how to make things better—how to move forward and transform this town into a better place. First and foremost, the […]
Let’s not sugarcoat it, Falmouth is broke. Barely keeping its head above water after years of special accounting, wasteful spending, and doing a whole lot of nothing when something was long overdue. But we’re not here to cry over spilled […]
Personally, at The Whisper, we think for a whole list of reasons the Pendleton County Sheriff’s Office should take over the duties of the Falmouth Police Department. First, let’s talk about the obvious, cost savings. We’re talking about $850,000 saved […]
Recently, we got a little love letter from the Falmouth, KY Police Department in the form of an article calling us out. Cute. While they didn’t sign it, I’ve got a pretty good idea whose keyboard was working overtime. Let’s […]
It seems like every time you think the internet can’t get any dumber, someone finds a way to prove you wrong. This time? Kids, some as young as middle school are intentionally shorting out their laptops, all thanks to a […]
A quiet pillar standing tall since the very start of Kentucky The Falmouth Baptist Church, originally called The Baptist Church of Jesus Christ at the Forks of the Licking, was founded in 1792, the same year Kentucky became a state. […]
In the quiet expanse of 1973, Kentucky was shaken by a chilling crime spree that started in Lexington and cast a long shadow over Falmouth. It began with the gruesome murders of Reverend John Barnes and his two children, Francine […]
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