Before There Was a Town, There Were Claims… We did a story about the settlement Forks of the Licking that became Falmouth, KY. Before this there were early pioneers who made claims. While the ink was barely dry on the […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Some folks think July 4th is just about fireworks, cookouts, and red-white-and-blue filter selfies. But let’s not forget the reason this date hits so hard, July 4, 1776, the day we told a king 3,600 miles away that we […]
In our first piece, we walked you through how to initiate open records requests. This time, we’re talking mindset and process, because if you want results, your approach matters. Whether you’re digging into a public official or researching a private […]
Rules and conventions have never been my strong suit. I really have little use for systems and for the way things are supposed to be. “Supposed to be” is exactly what’s gotten this town and many others, stuck in stagnation […]
249 years since the Declaration of Independence… and here at the Forks of the Licking, that fight still echoes. Before there was a town called Falmouth, before a county line or a courthouse square, there were just people and this […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Let’s play a game, Falmouth, KY. It’s called: “Ask the Obvious.” Should public officials be held to the same standard as the rest of us? Mayor Hazen, do you have a medical marijuana license? Would you, the public, be cool […]
Another thing I’d like to address is this: understand that The Falmouth Whisper is made up of many people. This has grown far beyond what anyone expected. Within three days at most, we’ll hit 1 million views. Our engagement will […]
I feel like it’s time to take a beat and let everyone get a real feel for the pulse of The Whisper. We exist because corruption has been allowed to rot this town from the inside out, not for days, […]
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