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Welcome “We are pendleton county” Pendleton County is a small, rural county that is based in agricultural and a relaxed lifestyle. Mostly, though, Pendleton County is the people that live within its’ borders. The residents of Pendleton County can be seen daily creating for the county, the youth and the community a better way of life. Whether it is from the many churches to the elected officials to the committees, organizations or groups to the first responders to any of a number of individuals, Pendleton County is these people. We honor the many who have gone before and worked for the betterment of Pendleton County to the ones carrying the torch presently and those of the next generation that are watching with little eyes and will be the future leaders. Pendleton County is not just a place. Pendleton County is the people that live in that place.

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Table of Contents Section Page Section Page Welcome to Pendleton County ...... 3 Accommodations ��9 Funeral Homes ��30 Adult Services ��9 Health/Fitness ��30 Agriculture ��10-11 History �� 31 Airport ��12 Hospitals ��35 Assistance Programs ��12-13 Judiciary/Court ��32 Butler Government ��14 Law Enforcement ��33 Calendar Of Events ��16-17 Library ��34 Camp Northward ��21 Major Employers ��35 Cemeteries ��18 Media ��35 Childcare �� 20 Medical �� 35-36 Churches ��19 Postal Information ��36 Clubs/Organizations ��20-21 Recreation ��38-39 County Government ��24 Recycling/Cleanup ��39 Demographics ��6 Restaurants ��40 Education ��26-27 Schools �� 26-27 Elected Officials Federal and State...... 28 Tax Rates ��40 Emergency and Frequently Called Numbers. . . . 8 Utilities �� 41 Emergency Services ��33 Voting Precincts �� 41 Falmouth Government...... 29 Welcome ��6 Florist...... 30 Winery �� 41 Youth Fair �� 42

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Home 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 5 Page 6, 2020-21 GUIDE Welcome to the southern side of Northern Kentucky and the laid back, country lifestyle of Pendleton County! Located halfway between Lexington and Cincinnati, this is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city. Friendly people, ample wildlife, and breathtaking country views are just the start of what the area has to offer. The Pendleton County Guide is designed to aid visitors and local residents in discov- ering the people, places, and events that make this county a great place to come visit or call home. Through the spring, summer, and fall, Pendleton County roadways are filled with motorcyles and motorists in convert- ibles taking in the countryside. One motorcylist visiting a local watering hole said, “I told my wife as we drove out there that pendleton County This is the real America! not the hustle and bustle that I deal with every day in Northern Kentucky.” Founded: 1798 Named for Edmund Pendleton Seat: Falmouth Largest City: Falmouth Major Rivers: Licking and South Licking Coordinates: 38.69°N 84.36°W Demographics estimates through July 1, 2019 Area • Total: 282 square miles • Land: 277 square miles • Water: 4.8 square miles The 2020-21 Pendleton County Guide is a collaborative Population effort designed to inform residents, visitors and those consid- • 2019: 14,529 (Male: 7,410, Female: 7,119) ering the move to our county with the most current information available. As is the case every year, the Guide would not Race be possible without the support of our local and area advertis- • White: 97.2% ers. A special thanks goes out to them! Without the support of • Hispanic or Latino: 1.4% local businesses in our small rural setting, many of our com- • African American: 0.9% munity’s offerings would not be possible. It is vital that we • Two or more races: 1.2% Shop Local and patronize those businesses who support our Population Characteristics local student groups, schools, youth organizations, churches, • Persons under 5 years: 875 etc. • Persons under 18 years: 3.269 If you have any suggestions or comments, please call the • Persons 65 years and over: 2,339 office at 859-654-3332 or email [email protected] • Veterans: 789 and let us know. Your input is greatly appreciated. The • Foreign Born: 131 Falmouth Outlook would like to continue the tradition of making this our biggest special section of the year and hope more Households • Total: 5,260 people, businesses, and organizations will inquire about being • Average persons per household: 2.71 included. • Housing units: 6,396 These informational guides are free to the public, as each • Owner-occupied housing unit rate: 74.6% Falmouth Outlook subscriber receives a copy. If you do not • Median value of owner-occupied housing units: $104,900 have one, let us know, and we’ll make sure you get a copy. Education • High school graduate (25 or older): 82.8% • Bachelor's degree or higher (25 or older): 11.3% Health • With disabilities, under age 65: 15.2% • Persons without health insurance under 65 years: 6.1% Economy • In civilian labor force (16 or older): 57.2% Transportation • Travel time to work (16 or older): 34 minutes Income • Median household income: $52,620 • Persons in poverty: 15.5% Source: https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/ 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 7 Page 8, 2020-21 GUIDE EMERGENCY AND FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERS

All Emergencies - Police/Fire...... 911 Kincaid Lake Marina...... (859) 654-9916 Poison Control ...... (513) 636-5111 Kincaid Lake Ranger...... (859) 654-6015 Suicide Hotline...... (800) 273-8258 NKCAC (Pendleton County)...... (859) 654-4054 Gas Company (Duke Energy)...... (800) 544-6900 North Family Resource Center...... (859) 472-5518 Northern Elementary School...... (859) 472-7341 Kentucky Utilities...... (800) 981-0600 Pendleton Hills ...... (859) 472-2150 Bluegrass Energy Emergency...... (888) 655-4243 Northern Pendleton Fire District...... (859) 472-5127 Duke Energy...... (800) 544-6900 NorthKey Work Center...... (859) 654-6988 Owen Electric Emergency...... (800) 372-7612 Owen Electric - Pendleton Co...... (800)-372-7612 24 Hour Obituary Line...... (859) 654-4422 Pendleton Addressing Office...... (859) 654-1930 Air Evac Life Team...... (859) 823-0434 Pendleton Co. Animal Shelter...... (859) 472-5400 Skills U...... (859) 654-3325 Pendleton Chamber of Commerce...... (859) 654-6937 American Legion Post 109...... (859) 654-1270 Pendleton Child Support Office...... (859) 654-2838 Bluegrass Energy Office...... (859) 234-3131 Pend. Circuit Clerk (Mike Redden)...... (859) 654-3347 Bluegrass Energy (Toll Free)...... (888) 546-4243 Pendleton Co. Clerk (Rita Spencer)...... (859) 654-3380 Berry Post Office...... (859) 234-2063 Pendleton County Coroner...... (859) 472-7811 Butler City Hall...... (859) 472-5015 Pendleton Dispatch (Non-Emergency)...... (859) 654-3300 Butler Fire Dept. Non-Emergency...... (859) 472-0184 Pendleton Emerg. Management...... (859) 654-1930 Butler Police...... (859) 472-6063 Pendleton Co. Extension Office...... (859) 654-3395 Butler Post Office...... (859) 472-2895 Pendleton County High School...... (859) 654-3355 California Post Office...... (859) 635-9920 Pendleton County Jailer...... (859) 654-4444 Cincinnati Bell Telephone...... (513) 397-9900 Pendleton Judge/Exec David Fields...... (859) 654-4321 Cincinnati Bell Repair...... (611) or (513) 566-1511 Pendleton County Library...... (859) 654-8535 County Attorney Stacey Sanning Office....(859) 654-2600 Pendleton Co. Planning & Zoning...... (859) 654-1108 DeMossville Post Office...... (859) 472-2557 Pendleton PVA John Steele...... (859) 654-6055 Dept. of Community Based Services...... (859) 654-3381 Pendleton County Red Cross...... (859) 609-9639 East Pendleton Water District...... (859) 654-2100 Pendleton County Recreation...... (859) 654-1195 Economic Develop/Industrial...... (859) 654-4567 Pendleton Co. Road Department...... (859) 654-4371 Falmouth City Hall...... (859) 654-6937 Pendleton School Bus Garage...... (859) 654-4981 Falmouth Fire (Non-Emergency)...... (859) 654-8256 Pendleton Search & Rescue...... (859) 654-1930 Falmouth Head Start Center...... (859) 654-2958 Pendleton Co. Senior Center...... (859) 951-1035 Falmouth Maintenance Garage...... (859) 654-8780 Pendleton Sheriff’s Office Eddie Quinn...... (859) 654-4511 Falmouth Outlook Newspaper...... (859) 654-3332 Pendleton Sportsman Club...... (859) 242-0121 Falmouth Police (Non-Emergency)...... (859) 654-5555 Pendleton Superintendent Office...... (859) 654-6911 Falmouth Post Office...... (859) 654-1431 Pendleton County Surveyor...... (859) 654-3214 Falmouth Water Plant...... (859) 654-3328 Pendleton Co. Veterinary Hospital...... (859) 654-1031 Farm Service Agency...... (859) 654-3374 Pendleton Water District...... (859) 654-6964 Foster Post Office...... (606) 747-5895 Pendleton Co. Youth Fair...... (859) 472-9459 Kentucky State Police...... (800) 222-5555 Phillip Sharp Middle School...... (859) 472-7000 Kentucky State Police Post 6...... (859) 428-1212 Solid Waste Coordinator...... (859) 654-1000 Kentucky Utilities 24-hr Line...... (800) 981-0600 South Family Resource Center...... (859) 654-3355 • Business Customer Service...... (800) 383-5582 Southern Elementary School...... (859) 654-6981 Kincaid Park Office (Jeff Auchter)...... (859) 654-3531 State Highway Dept...... (859) 654-2301 Kincaid Lake Campgrounds...... (859) 654-1248 Three Rivers Health Dept (PC)...... (859) 654-6985 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 9 ACCOMMODATIONS

Back Inn Time A quaint little traditional Bed and Breakfast with large beautiful rooms, reasonable prices, and a wonderful host. This historic home features quiet and comfortable accommodations that are perfect for guests who are visiting the community. Features include cable TV, breakfast, large front porch, phone service, and more. Back Inn Time is conveniently located at 804 West Shelby Street, Falmouth. For more information, call Verda Bonar at 859-654-6100. Paddlers' Inn (Thaxton's Canoe) Guests can rent a cedar cabin nestled on the Licking River that makes for the perfect getaway or family camping experience. Get close to nature but still have access to the comforts of home with rentals that include cable TV, microwave, small refrigerator, heating and air conditioning, and more. Towels and linens are provided but Red Fox Ridge Artists’ retreat in a 170-year-old cabin with all bring your own personal comfort items. There is a minimum of the modern amenities nestled quietly at the end of an old dirt two nights stay on weekends. road. Three queen beds, two twin beds, two futons that sleep Guests at Paddlers' Inn don’t necessarily have to be “pad- two, two sofas (one has two recliners): plenty of room to sleep 14 dlers,” but if they are or would like to be, they have full access comfortably. We offer two full baths one with a Jacuzzi tub. Our to a canoe or kayak and “Paddle Out/Paddle In” privileges dur- galley-style kitchen boasts room to prepare any meal for all occa- ing the season, (water levels and weather permitting). After a sions. Laundry facilities on site. Check out their listing on proper safety briefing, guests can paddle out from the livery to AirBnB. explore, fish, or play on the river, then paddle back in before The Farm Retreat in the woods for those long over due vacays! dusk. Swim, or fish in the Licking River in the backyard! Thaxton’s Upon returning, they can take advantage of the soothing hot Canoe Livery, Kincaid Lake State Park, and WoolFest are min- tubs, play bocce ball or cornhole, build a relaxing bonfire, enjoy utes away. Check out their listing on AirBnB. a walk along the shoreline, and grill out on the cabin deck. A quiet home near Ark Encounter Make all your wishes Travel to Kincaid Lake for golfing, hiking and recreational come true in this beautiful handcrafted home. Decorated with activities, or head down to Falmouth for shopping, to visit the amazing antiques, come sample a taste of Kentucky life. craft shops, or to enjoy a meal at a local restaurant. For infor- Surrounded by the country, but close enough to drive to all the mation, call 859-472-2000 or e-mail Operations Manager Glen interesting places. Check out their listing on AirBnB. Thaxton at [email protected]. Located on northwest side Bank Room Travel back to the 1920s, as you stay in this one of of the US 27 bridge on Main Licking, address: 33 Hornbeek a kind hostel nestled in the historic district of downtown Road, Butler. Falmouth. It is located above a privately owned bank which was constructed in 1923. Available in single rooms, or rent the whole top of the bank as a penthouse suite. Check out their listing on AirBnB. ADULT SERVICES

Adult Day Care/Rehabilitation NorthKey Comprehensive Care: 859-654-6988 (alcoholism, drug abuse, counseling, mental health, developmentally disabled services). Pendleton County Senior Center Activities include Euchre, Bingo, Rook, Wii, Scrabble, volleyball, holiday parties, monthly birthday parties, club day, guest speakers, presentations, computer classes, trips/outings, social- izing, P.A.C.E., Silver Sneakers, Nutrition Programs, Senior food vouchers. Monthly activity/program schedules are available. 1111 Chipman Street, Falmouth, KY 41040. Hours: 8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Tuesday-Friday. Kincaid Lake State Park Camping Area Kincaid Lake Center Manager: Sally Golfman. E-mail: pendletoncounty- State Park offers a campground area with 159 spots (tents or [email protected]. For information call 859-951-1035. RV), electric available, picnic tables, bath house, rest rooms, Social Security Offices playground, bait & tackle, firewood, concessions, etc. Season: US Social Security Administration: 509 Marketplace March 15 to November 15. Drive, Maysville, KY, 41056. Phone: 855-807-8802. M-F 9am For information, call 859-654-3531 or visit www.reserveam- -4pm. erica.com/camping/kincaid-lake-state-park, address: 749 Social Security Administration Office: 7 Youell St., Kincaid Park Road, Falmouth, KY 41040. Forence KY, 41042, 800-772-1213. M-F 9am-4pm. Page 10, 2020-21 GUIDE AGRICULTURE Agriculture Commissioner Pendleton County Conservation District Ryan Quarles Natural Resources Conservation Service 105A Corporate Drive Frankfort, KY 40601 814 U.S. 27 South, Falmouth Phone: 502-573-0450 Email: [email protected] Hours: 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday. Phone: 859-654-3376, ext. 3 Cooperative Extension Service The Pendleton County Conservation District is a subdi- The Pendleton County Extension Office is located at 45 vision of State Government and is governed by a board of David Pribble Drive, Falmouth, KY 41040, 859- 654-3395. seven elected supervisors composed of landowners, pro- Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Monday – Friday, ducers, businessmen and women, whose duties are set closed for lunch 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. Tuesday – Friday. forth by the Soil Conservation Act of 1940 and amend- Website: pendleton.ca.uky.edu ments. County officials are: Martha Gosney Chairperson; Extension Agent for Family & Consumer Sciences Education: Larry Miller, Vice-Chairperson; Edwin A. Monroe III, Kenna Knight, email: [email protected]; Extension Agent Treasurer; Robert P. McClanahan, Assistant treasurer; for Agriculture and Natural Resource Education: Lindie Larry Miller, Secretary; Maxie Kordes and Mary Lehner, Huffman, email: [email protected]; Extension members; Kim Polley, District Administrative Secretary. Agent for 4-H Youth Development Education: Shelley The NRCS (Natural Resources Conservation Service) is a Meyer, email: [email protected]; Support Staff: Mae branch of the U.S. Department of agriculture. Local NRCS Nash, email: [email protected]; Support Staff: Darah employees are Ian Young, Supervisory Natural Resource Herron, email: [email protected]; Program Assistant: Manager, and Kenny Copes, Conservation Technician. Meg Owen, email: [email protected]; Program Both offer technical assistance and cost share programs to Assistant: Kaye Johnting, email: [email protected]. landowners/producers of Pendleton County.

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Pendleton County Farmer's Market 68 Fairgrounds Rd, Falmouth, KY 41040 Phone: 859-750-0230 Hours: 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Every Saturday May - October

There is no better place to buy your produce than directly from the farmer who just picked it earlier that same morning. That's what you get at the Pendleton County Farmer's Market! Fresh, high- quality fruit and vegetables are what have made the local Farmer's Market a huge success. All products sold at the Photo by Keith Smith market are exclusively grown in Northern Kentucky. Farm Service Agency Note: The Pendleton County Farmer's Market is proud to be WIC 814 U.S. 27 South, Falmouth and Senior Coupon certified. County Executive: Director Janelle Gardner Cox For additional information about Hours: 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday. becoming a member of the local Phone: 859-654-3374 Pendleton County Farmer’s Market, please contact Lindie Huffman at 859- This agency is a Branch of Department of Agriculture. 654-3395 or [email protected]. Any type of federal agriculture program that deals with producers and farmers is handled through this office. It is the only federal government program that has a locally elected committee to administer its programs. This office still administers the live- stock disaster program, grain and commodity programs, handles commodity loans, etc. All records for the producers are kept here. The Grant County and Pendleton County Offices are serviced here. Serving on the Elected Committee are Chairman Minnie Turner; Vice- Chairman Ronald Gabbert, Larry Krift; Regular Members Charles Delph; Office Staff: Michele Monroe, Susan Evans. Page 12, 2020-21 GUIDE AIRPORT ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS

Department for Community Based Services: Phone: 859-654-3381, www.chfs.ky.gov/dcbs, services are administered through nine service regions and offices networked to deliver services. The provision of services is enhanced through a close relationship with local community partners. Cabinet for Health and Family Services, Division of Family Support: Phone: 855-306- 8959, Fax: 859-654-5868. Services: Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards, food stamps, temporary assistance (K-TAP), Medicaid programs such as K-Chip, QMB, Long Term Care, and Physician Care. Cabinet for Health and Family Services Kinship Hotline: Helps kinship relatives caring for children; caregivers can get answers, phone: 877-565- 5608. Grant’s Lick Baptist Church: 859-635-2444. As needed with food assistance once per month; assistance with utilites No gas or cash given. Low Income Housing Housing Authority of Falmouth: Cheryl Mattox, Gene Snyder Airport 412 Beech Street, Falmouth, KY 41040, Phone: 859- The Falmouth/Gene Snyder Airport, named for the 654-8492 late Congressman M.G. “Gene” Snyder who passed Bedford House: 301 Licking Street, Falmouth, KY away in February of 2007, was built in 1984. It is located 41040, Phone: 859-654-3957; 62 and four miles north of Falmouth and handles over 2,500 older or disabled, one bedroom apart- takeoffs and landings every year. The facility has two ments only. airport and four private hangars for housing aircraft. Abbywood Apartments: Shari Self-service fuel fill-up is available 24 hours a day, seven Conley, 97 Abbywood Drive, days a week. The runway length is 4000 x 75. Dan Bell Falmouth, KY 41040. Phone: 859- serves as the Chairman of the Board for the airport. 654-6405 Other board members: Scott Sharp, Treasurer; Charlie Mt. Auburn Apartments: 10496 Pyles, Secretary; Jim Rees, Jeff Cropper and Chris Daniels. For additional information, please call 859- Hwy 159 North, Butler, KY 41006. 654-1200. The Pendleton County Airport Board meets Phone: 859-472-2889 or 513-325- the first Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. at the air- 9564; 62 and older or disabled Rent port. The airport website is k62airport.com. The site has subsidized EHO. an automated weather station that includes a log of Williams Place Apartments: weather conditions for the past 24 hours. 210 Matilda Street, Butler, KY 41006. Eight area pilots gave free rides to over 80 local kids Phone: 859-472-1860 aged 8-17 at the Young Eagles Rally in September, 2019. The 2020 rally is planned for September. 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 13 ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS

Northern KY Community Action Commission uted from 2-4 p.m. on second Monday of the month. Bring (NKCAC): 251 Hwy 330 West, Falmouth, KY 41040, your own boxes and bags. A current utility bill is needed 859-654-4054. 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday-Friday. Closed when you sign-in. Call 859-654-1053. from 12:30 to 1:30 for lunch. Services include crisis assis- Plum Creek Christian Church: 961 Nagel Rd tance, developmental services, and support for families Butler Ky 41006 Phone 859-635-9995. Food and Clothing seeking to become self-reliant. Energy assistance during assistance to those within a ten mile radus of the church. the winter, including LIHEAP and WinterCare, distributes Third Saturday of each month (10 a.m.-12 Noon), temporary financial assistance as funds permit; takes St. Vincent DePaul: 518 Barkley Street, Falmouth, applications for weatherization services, provides case KY 41040, 859-654-2444. Discounted clothing and house- management and prevention assistance to homeless fami- wares. Food Vouchers and Free medication sponsorship. lies and individuals and free Volunteer Income Tax Help Desk 859-341-3219. Assistance tax preparation. Connect other services including financial literacy counseling and job training for seniors and youth. Monetary donations and contributions of food. Department for Community Based Services: Phone: 859-654-3381, www.chfs.ky.gov/dcbs, services are administered through nine service regions and offices networked to deliver services. The provision of services is enhanced through a close relationship with local community partners are always needed. Website: www.nkcac.org. Passport Health Plan: Leslie Salsbury, 859-816- 8085, [email protected], Passport Health Plan, 5100 Commerce Crossings Drive, Louisville, KY 40229. Nonprofit community based plan administer- ing Medicaid benefits. They've been working with providers and advocates to improve health and quality of life. Pendleton County Commodity Center: 200 Photo by Sherry Price Shelby Street, Falmouth, KY 41040. Commodities distrib- Page 14, 2020-21 GUIDE BUTLER GOVERNMENT City of Butler Founded 1868, Population 625 The City of Butler is a home rule-class city located eight miles north of Falmouth, also near the Licking River. The name Butler was chosen in honor of W.D. Butler. He was a U.S. Army major general who served in the War of 1812, taking part in the Battle of the Thames and Battle of New Orleans. He also represented this district as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1839 to 1843. At one time, the city boasted the lon- gest wooden covered bridge in Kentucky. It is the home of the Fryer House, a historic two-story stone house built in 1811 and home of the Pendleton Co. Historical Society. Butler Mayor: Greg McElfresh, Office phone: 859-472-5015, Email: [email protected] Butler City Clerk: Donna Kendall, Butler City Hall Office: 859-472-5015 102 Front Street, Butler City Attorney: Joey Verax, Open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cell: 859-322-7495, Office: 859-234-0824, Monday-Friday and the second Saturday Email: [email protected] Mailing address: P.O. Box 229, Butler, KY 41006 Falmouth Fire Chief: David Marquardt, 859-654-8256 Butler Police Chief: Kenny Hale, 859-654-2034 Butler City Council Bonita Bonar: 859-955-9046; [email protected] Terri Bush: 859-991-9804 Teresa Antrobus: [email protected] Mason Taylor: [email protected] Pat Taylor: 859-322-5172; [email protected] Paul Vanlandingham: 859-472-5230; [email protected]

Butler City Council meets the first Monday of the month except when it’s a holiday. They meet at 7 p.m. at Butler City Hall. 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 15 Page 16, 2020-21 GUIDE Calendar of events January Cats versus Cancer (Doubleheader) February Tim Tebow/Trinity‘s Night to Shine 38th District Basketball Tournament Kincaid Regional Theatre Gala

M ay March Senior Bash St. Xavier Fish Fry Butler Memorial Day Parade 10th Region Basketball Community Block Party Tournament PCHS Awards Night, KHSAA Sweet 16 Basketball Baccalaureate, Class Night Tournament and Commencement

June Community Yard Sale Pendleton Outdoor Palooza Relay For Life Celebration Butler Citywide Yard Sale Kincaid Park Board Picnic

Subscribe! to the Falmouth Outlook To stay updated on future events! 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 17 Calendar of events July City of Butler Fireworks City of Falmouth 4th of July Festivities 4-H Camp Open Beef Show Pendleton County Youth Fair Kincaid Regional Theater Kids Workshop Butler Lions Club Classic August Car Show Antique Tractor Show Horse Show at the Fairgrounds PCEF Golf Outing Rotary Golf Scramble Pride of Pendleton County Photo Contest Gabbard Homecoming September Concert Ewenique Art Walk Boston Steele Day NWTF Hunting & Fishing Expo Young Eagles Rally - free airplane rides for kids Kincaid Regional Theater Teen Workshop Cattleman’s Association Meeting and Dinner

November October Community-wide Veterans Kentucky Wool Festival Day Celebration KRT Haunted House Falmouth Rotary Veteran Butler Trick or Treat Celebration City of Falmouth Moonlight Madness Spooktacular Holiday Open House Community Trunk or Winter Wonderland Treat December Kirsch Family Live Nativity Scene Oakland Christian Church’s Walk Through Bethlehem Cops & Kids Shopping KRT Christmas play Falmouth White Christmas Butler & Falmouth Christmas Parade Falmouth Rotary White Christmas Page 18, 2020-21 GUIDE CEMETERIES There are over 200 cemeteries documented in Immaculate Conception Mission Church Pendleton County. Here are some of the largest Cemetery Stepstone is located on KY 154 towards and most established: Peach Grove from the AA Hwy. The first road to the Bethel Church Cemetery is located at the right is unmarked, but the church is less than a mile intersection of US 27 and KY 17, approximately after the turn. Gardnersville Cemetery is located on Center Ridge three miles north of Falmouth. John Rerrick, Road. Congressional Medal of Honor buried at Bethel Gumlick Church Cemetery is located on Gumlick Cemetary. Road. Boston Union Church Cemetery is locat- Knoxville Cemetery is located two and a half miles ed at the end of Ball Road, one-fourth of a mile from the Grant County line on Knoxville Road. west of US 27 at Boston Station. Morgan Cemetery is located on KY 330 off of Broad Ridge Cemetery is located two and a US 27 just north of Falmouth. Go approximately half miles east of Dry Ridge on Knoxville Road. seven miles on KY 330, turn left after crossing the It is one mile from the Pendleton/Grant County bridge and it is about one mile. line. Mount Auburn Cemetery is located on Hwy Butler Cemetery is located on Flour Creek 159. Mount Carmel Baptist Church Cemetery is Road off of US 27 near Butler. located on 389 Mt. Carmel Rd. just across the Caddo Cemetery is located on KY 10. Pendleton/Grant County line one and a half mile Carter's Chapel Cemetery is located on northwest of KY 22. Carter Chapel Road, about a quarter mile south Mt. Moriah Cemetery is located on KY 17 off of of the Kenton/Pendleton County line. US 27 north of Falmouth. Concord Methodist Cemetery is located Mount Vernon Cemetery is located on the Old on the east side of KY 159, about 650 feet north LLL Highway off of US 27 south of Falmouth. of its intersection with Concord Caddo Road. New Zion Baptist Church Cemetery is located Crescent Hill Cemetery (colored cemetery) on New Zion Road off of Lenoxburg Road near KY is located on Marquette Road in Falmouth. 159. Oakland Church Cemetery is located on Milford Road. Take KY 22 East to Bachelor's Rest Road, turn right onto Milford Road. Old Falmouth Cemetery is located at the foot of Montjoy Street in Falmouth. Old Peach Grove Cemetery is located on KY 154 next to Second 12 Mile Baptist Church. Pleasant Hill Cemetery is located on Pleasant Hill Road off of KY 159 near Mt. Auburn. Pleasant Ridge Church Cemetery is located on KY 467 near Grant County. Riverside Cemetery is located at 409 Ridgeway Avenue in Falmouth. Roanoke Cemetery is located on Roanoke Gumlick Road. Take KY 330 for seven miles to Roanoke Gumlick Road and then travel three miles to the cemetery. Second Twelve Mile Church Cemetery is located on KY 154 near Peach Grove. Short Creek Cemetery is located on KY 22 nine miles from US.27. St. Frances Xavier Cemetery is located on Woodson Road in Falmouth. St. John's Cemetery is located on Dividing Ridge in Pendleton County. Turner Ridge Cemetery is located on KY 22 off of US 27 one and a half mile. Source: https://findagrave.com/index.html 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 19 CHURCHES Antioch Mills Christian Church, 12785 U.S. 27 Harvest Community Church, 111 East Shelby N, Berry. St., Falmouth Blanket Creek Baptist Church, 5080 Broadford Knoxville Baptist Church, 110 E. Fairview Rd., Rd, Falmouth Williamstown Butler Baptist Knoxville Christian Church, 12 Knoxville Church, 107 Peoples Gardnersville Rd., Williamstown Street, Butler Lenoxburg Baptist Church, 7952 Highway 10 Butler Christian N., Falmouth Church, 111 High Marcus Crooked Creek Baptist Church, 39 Street, Butler Jack's Branch, Berry Butler United Morgan Christian Church, 88 Morgan-Berry Methodist Church, Road, Falmouth 8417 US 27 N., Butler Mt. Moriah Christian Carter's Chapel Church (Disciples of Christ), United Methodist, 314 Hwy 17 North, Butler 1044 Carter's Chapel New Zion Baptist Rd, DeMossville. Church, 4661 New Zion Rd., Chapel of Praise, 1562 Hwy 159 N., Falmouth Falmouth Christ’s Church Eastside Park, 106 Mader Oakland Christian Rd., Butler Church, 140 Oakland Church Concord United Methodist Church, Hwy Road, Falmouth. 159, Falmouth Pine Grove United DeMossville Baptist Church, 338 DeMossville Methodist Church, 9095 Rd, DeMossville Hwy 10, Foster. Falmouth Pleasant Hill Christian Baptist Church, Church, 1986 Pleasant Hill Fourth and Maple, Rd. Falmouth Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church, 6640 Hwy 467, Falmouth DeMossville Christian Church, Richland Baptist Church, 303 West Shelby St., 1309 Richland Rd., Falmouth Falmouth Roanoke Christian Falmouth Church, 3205 Gumlick Church of God, Road., Falmouth 1657 Lightfoot Fork Second 12 Mile Baptist Rd., Falmouth Church, 5793 Hwy 154, Falmouth United Methodist Church, 230 Butler West Shelby St., Falmouth Short Creek Baptist Falmouth Wesleyan Church, 420 Monument Church, 5788 Hwy 22 W., St., Falmouth Falmouth First Baptist Church, 402 Beech St., Falmouth Southern Hope Church of Christ, 20 Southside Flour Creek Christian (Disciples of Christ), Church Road, Falmouth Junction Hwy 177 & Hwy 27, Butler St. Frances Xavier Roman Gardnersville Baptist Church, 3240 Hwy 491, Catholic Church, 202 W. Second St., Falmouth DeMossville St. John Catholic Church, 834 Center Ridge Glenwood Road, DeMossville Baptist Church, 82 Trinity Southern Stewart Ln., Baptist Church, 309 Falmouth East Shelby St., Grassy Creek Falmouth Christian Church, Turner Ridge 6884 Hwy 17 N., Baptist Church, 60 DeMossville McGraw Rd., Gumlick Baptist Falmouth Church, 4235 Unity Baptist Gumlick Rd., Church, 1468 Jagg Road, DeMossville Falmouth Page 20, 2020-21 GUIDE CLUBS/ORGANIZATIONS CHILD CARE

4-H Council: Shelley Meyer, 859-654-3395 Child Care Resources: Assist in state licensing; help American Legion Post 109: Commander James find childcare in your area; provide training to be a child Sharp, 111 Montjoy Street, Falmouth. Phone: 859-654- care provider. Phone: 859-781-3511. 1270 or 859-654-8546. Monthly meetings are held at the Cabinet of Human Resources: Child abuse, preg- post at 9 a.m., the fourth Saturday of the month. nancy counseling, and referrals, 510 Market Street, Butler Lions Club: Herman Shack, President, 859- Falmouth, KY 41040. Phone: 859-654-6123. 655-5585. Meetings are held at noon the second and fourth State Licensed Providers Wednesday of the month at Butler Christian Church. God’s Little Explorers Learning Center: 206 Mill Champions for a Drug Free Pendleton County: St., Butler, KY 41006. Phone: 859-472-5000. Six weeks to Coordinator: Kaitlyn Stahl, 859-472-7000 second grade; 2 star program (State funding accepted) Tammy’s Daycare: 1205 Hwy 159 N, Falmouth Ky Community Service Alliance (CSA): Chairperson 41040, 859-654-2982. Becky Messmer, 859-654-6985. NKCAC - Falmouth Head Start: Cassie Lunsford, DeMoss Lodge 220: Mill Street, Butler. Meets first 409 Barkley Street, Falmouth, KY 41040. Phone: 859-654- Saturday of month. 2958. Licensed day care; Five-star pre-school program for Falmouth Lions Club: Roger Craig, President, 859- 3-5 year-olds. 472-5095 Small World Child Development Center: 1012 Falmouth Rotary Club: Michelle Fisher, President. West Shelby Street., Falmouth, KY 41040. Phone: 859- Meets at noon every Thursday at Howard's Place, Ridgeway 654-4300. Ages: Infant - six years. Three Star Program Avenue. (State funding accepted). Farm Bureau: Rob McClanahan, President, 859-620- After School Child Care Programs 2761 Kentucky Wool Festival: Steve North Family Resource Youth Service Center: Thomas, President, www.kywoolfest.org Butler, KY 41006. Phone: 859-472-7000 ext. 581. Director: National Wild Turkey Federation (Longspurs): Jodi Buckley South Family Resource Youth Service Center: Tom Goodhew, President, meets at 7 p.m. the second Falmouth, KY 41040. Phone: 859-654-3355. Coordinator: Thursday of each month at New Hope Church of Christ, Kelly Klaber 3851 U.S. 27 S., Falmouth Partners of Kincaid Lake State Park: Geral Fields, 859-322-3028. Masonic Lodge Orion #222: Randy Broodry, 859- 654-5220. Pendleton County AG Council: Rob McClanahan, President, 859-620-2761 Pendleton County Boy Scouts: Jonathan Crawford 202-215-5407 Pendleton County Girl Scouts: Jennifer Straus, 859-391-4737. Pendleton County Cattleman's Association: Jimmy Roseberry, President, 859-472-5231. Pendleton County Chamber of Commerce: Board meets every third Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at Falmouth City Hall (the Kennett Tavern building), 230 Main Street P.O. Box 213, Falmouth. Phone 859-654- 0027. President Randy Wells; Vice President Jeff Askins; Treasurer Jennifer Hoover; Secretary Michelle Hamilton; Directors Neil Belcher, Doug Buckner, Loran Martinez, Joe Styer and Gary Hicks. 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 21 CLUBS/ORGANIZATIONS CAMP NORTHWARD Pendleton County Historical and Genealogical Society: 10268 U.S Hwy 27 N, Butler, KY 41006, P.O. Box 130, Falmouth, KY 41040. [email protected]. www.facebook.com/search/pchgs. Open the first and third Tuesday of each month, from 10am-2pm, other times by appointment. President: Suzan Taylor, sbtaylor1@yahoo. com ; First Vice President: Jody Sargent ; Second Vice President: Frank Hussung, ; Treasurer: Russ Conrad; Recording Secretary: Frances Newman, [email protected]. Directors: Sandy Plummer Craddock, [email protected] ; Teresa Johnston/Archavist, [email protected] ; Bill Newman and Ron Moreland, [email protected]. Webmaster: Bob Pettit, [email protected]. To join send to P.O address, annual dues of $20, along with your name, address, e-mail address, phone number (if you want to be listed) and up to three family names you are researching. Volunteers are always needed. Membership Coordinator & Newsletter Editor: Deb Frey Webb, [email protected] Pendleton County Relay For Life: Bridget Browning 859-322-6917, [email protected]. Pendleton County Tourism Council: Melanie Camp Northward started with 33 students in Hartzel, President; Sara Pettit, Vice President. For more August of 1941 on the family farm of Raymond and Bell information, check out the Tourism Council’s Facebook Odor. Seventy-seven years later, it is still impacting lives. page or www.pendletoncountytourism.com. They offer summer Pendleton County Wildcat Athletic Parents: Helps camps for grades 1-12 with fees for youth recreational sports, 859-446-1400, during the months of [email protected], facebook.com/pcwap4u. President June and July. Campers Mary Brearton, Vice President Karen Davis. have an option of a Woodmen Life : 855 Ridgeway Ave, Falmouth, KY Wilderness Camp and a Jerry Hicks ; cell 859-391-3357, office phone 859-654-8356. Main Camp experience. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1978: Dennis Conner. Both the Treehouse Meetings are held at the American Legion Hall, 111 Montjoy Street, Falmouth, third Monday of each month. Village and Cedar Lodge are located on the Pendleton County Homemakers Broadford Road prop- Mt. Auburn Homemakers, erty. It also offers two Town & Country Homemakers Special Needs weeks. Four Oaks Homemakers More information can Mix Match Homemakers be found at campnorth- Extension Homemaker Quilt Group ward.org. There are also Embroidery Club special events throughout the year such as Call the Pendleton County Extension Office at 859-654- Senior Saints Day, Men’s Gathering, Ladies Retreat, and 3395 for meeting dates and times. For more information visit http://pendleton.ca.uky.edu/FCSHomemakers. Senior High Impact. Nathan Derico serves as Camp Director and can be contacted via [email protected] and/or 859-654-3865.

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Page 24, 2020-21 GUIDE COUNTY GOVERNMENT Pendleton County Judge/Executive: David S. Economic Development Director: Bill Mitchell, Fields, 233 Main Street, Falmouth, 859-654-4321; Fax: 859- Courthouse, 233 Main Street, Falmouth, KY 41040, Phone: 654-5047; E-mail: [email protected]. 859-654-4567, Email: [email protected] Cell: 859-322-6458. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Planning & Zoning Director: Brett Price, 233 Main Street, Falmouth 41040. Phone: Magistrates 859-654-1108 email: pecplanning- Magistrate District 1: Alan [email protected] Whaley, 859-496-0004 E-mail: Property Valuation [email protected] Administrator: John Steele, 233 Magistrate District 2: Joshua Main Street, Falmouth, 859-654- Plummer 859-801-3200 1767, 6055; E-mail: JohnE.Steele@ky. Vader Rd Butler 41006; email: Gov. Open 8-4 Mon.-Fri. Sat. 8:30- [email protected] 12. Magistrate District 3: Darrin County Attorney: Stacey Gregg,, 859-609-9640. 1920 Sanning, 400 Main Street, suite 1, Dahms Rd., Falmouth 41040; Falmouth, KY, 41040. 859-654- Email: Darrin.Gregg01@outlook. 2600. Assistant Attorney Eric com Magistrate District Lightfoot. Melinda Walton, 4: Rick Mineer, 859-743-4171, 70 Receptionist. Julia Anne Court, Falmouth; E-mail: [email protected] Solid Waste Magisterial Districts Coordinator: Billy Steele, 103 District 1: Grassy Creek, Hwy. 330, Falmouth, 859-654- Gardnersville, Butler 1000. For customer service with District 2: Peach Grove, Mt. Rumpke 859-472-7339, Ext. 7676. Auburn, Kincaid, Lenoxburg, [email protected]. The 109 Sandsuck Board, meets quarterly in the District 3: Callensville, Pendleton County Courthouse Gedge, Gumlick, Morgan, Community Room with Chairman Marcus, Short Creek, Falmouth, Kim Bastin-Myers. Bonar, Courthouse District 4: Bishop Ridge, Pendleton County Animal Milford, Wagners Ferry, Blanket Shelter Creek, McKenneysburg Located at 1314 Bryan- Pendleton County Fiscal Court Griffin Road, Butler, KY 41006. meets at 7 p.m. on the second and Phone: 859-472-5400. E-mail: pca- fourth Tuesday of each month at the old Pendleton [email protected]. Call ahead to make an appointment. County Court House, 233 Main St., Falmouth. Animal Control Officer: John Bloomfield. In the event of an Constables emergency, call 911. Constable District 1: Greg Littleton, 513-535-4020 Constable District 2: Michael Fleharty, 859-466-5604 Pendleton Co. Industrial Development Authority Constable District 3: Louis McCord, 859-391-5147 P.O. Box 171, Falmouth, 41040. 859-654-4321. Monthly Constable District 4: Michael Dougherty Sr., 859-391- meetings are held at 7 a.m. on the fourth Tuesday of each 6417 month at courthouse. Officers and Directors: Rodney Miles, Chairperson, [email protected]; Circuit Court Clerk: Michael Redden, Justice Center, Secretary/Treasurer, Robert E. Bathalter, bob@bathalter. 120 Ridgeway, Falmouth, 859-654-3347; E-mail: michael- com; Directors: Darin Hart, d.hart@heritagebank-ky. [email protected]. Open 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Mon.-Fri., 9 com; Bill Reagor, [email protected]; Steve a.m.-noon second and fourth Saturday. This office renews Ammerman, [email protected]; Bobby Fogle, drivers’ licenses and handles drivers’ testing on Thursdays. [email protected] Registration for the road test is at 8:30 a.m., and the written test is given from 1-3 p.m. This office handles District and Pendleton County Occupational License Circuit Court items and registration for the Trust for Life Tax Administrator Organ Donation Program. Jenny Schlueter, 233 Main St., 2nd Floor, Falmouth, County Clerk: Rita Spencer, 233 Main Street, Falmouth, 41040. 859-654-1808. E-mail: [email protected]. 859-654-3380; E-mail: [email protected]. Open 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Mon.-Fri., Sat. 8:30-noon. This office handles Pendleton County Recreation Commission vehicle licenses, titles and transfers, records deeds, wills, 119 Ridgeway Ave., Falmouth. 859-654-1195 or 859-446- apply for marriage license, voter registration. 1486.. It meets at 6p.m. on the third Monday at Bingo Hall. County Coroner: Jonathan Peoples, 8340 U.S. Hwy Commission Members: Chairman Jeff Aulick; Asstistant 27, Butler, KY 41006. Phone: 859-472-7811. Chairperson Allison Nichols; Members Patrick Clore, Dixie County Surveyor: Howard Johnston, 138 Holmes Wells, Bridget Browning, Tim King, Megan Ramsey, Darrel Road, Falmouth, 859-654-3214. Mullins, and Janice Polley. 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 25 Page 26, 2020-21 GUIDE EDUCATION Pendleton County Community Education Pendleton County School District Pendleton County Schools, 2525 Hwy 27 N, Falmouth KY 41040, 859-654-6911. Services include lifelong learning, 2525 Highway 27 N, Falmouth, KY 41040, school volunteer information, college and career readiness Office: 859-654-6911, Fax: 859-654-6143 opportunities, and community school partnerships. www.pendleton.kyschools.us Pendleton County Board of Education Superintendent: Joe Buerkley; Administrative District 1: Karen Delaney, 2046 Hwy 27 North, Asst. to Superintendent/Office Manager: Barb Falmouth, KY 41040, 859-654-2249, karen.delaney@pend- Brown; Executive Director of Teaching and Learning: leton.kyschools.us Laura Pugh; Director of Curriculum/Assessment: District 2: Kevin Barnard, 502 Maple Ave., Falmouth Primary-Janet Stahl, Secondary-Rhonda Moore; Executive KY. 859-547-8957, [email protected]. Director of Finance/Human Resources: Jan District 3: Amber Beebe, 1853 Vater Rd., Butler KY Johnston; Accounts Payable: Laura Buck; Employee 41006, 859-835-3743, [email protected]. Payroll: Andrea Smith; Administrative Assistant us Human Resources/Maintenance: Fay Mann; District 4: Cheri Griffin, 7367 Hwy 27 North, Butler, KY Director of Special Education/Preschool 41006, 859-391-0101, [email protected]. Coordinator: Donna Pollard, Early Childhood us. Coordinator/Behavorist: Lisa Aulick; Administrative District 5: Laura Schack, 77 Bramble Dr., Butler, KY, Asstistant. Special Ed/PreSchool: Deborah Hart; 41006, 859-816-9818. [email protected]. Chief Information Officer: Craig Smith; Network us. Administrator: Todd Colvin, LAN Technician: Chris Beckett; Athletic Director: Jordan Woodruff; Pendleton County Education Foundation Maintenance Supevisor: Rick Adams. "Ensuring the Future by Investing in Our Youth" PCEF was established in 1992 as a private, non-profit District Support Services organization whose primary purpose is to provide funding 6762 Hwy 27 N, Butler, KY 41006, for scholarships to graduating Pendleton County seniors. Office: 859-654-4981 Fax: 859-472-1440 PCEF also provides grant money to finance educational projects, such as the character education grants given to all Assistant Superindtendent/Executive Director the county schools. of Pupil Personnel/Student Services: Matt A nine member board of directors is composed of the Compton; Administrative Asst. Transportation/ private sector. Members serve three-year terms. The Infinite Campus/Student Enrollment: Mary Pettit; Superintendent of Schools and a Board Designee serve as Asst. Transportation Director: Scott Nordheim; ex-officio members. Food Service Director: Lisa Mitchell; Administrative Asst. Food Service/Transportation: Donna Boden; Summary of scholarships and other projects Mechanics: Phillip Dewald and Nathan Gilbert. Since 1992, PCEF has processed over 202 scholarships in amounts of $200, $300, $500 and $1,000. This total Kentucky Technical Schools, includes 138 scholarships from the Moreland Trust Fund. Colleges, & Universities Funding for these scholarships was begun in 1996 through the bequest of the late Thomas M. & Georgia Mae "Tippy" Asbury Univeristy Wilmore KY Pribble Moreland. Bluegrass Com & Tech College Lexington KY Other scholarships managed by PCEF are the Jennifer Campbell Co. ATC Alexandria KY Butcher, Butler Class of 1955, Class of 1960, Class of 1962 Christ College of Nursing Cincinnati OH Alumni, Gulick/Wood, Joe E. Kearns, Betty Mains, Lula Eastern Ky University Richmond KY and Harvey Record, Chris Wolfe, Eddie Wright, Dale Gateway Com & Tech College Edgewood KY Kirsch, Falmouth High School Alumni, Virgiline Ritter Gateway Com & Tech College Florence KY Moore, Zack Heringer, Lois Campbell Wilson, Lucille Gateway Com & Tech College Covington KY Abernabathy, Margaret Morford, John and Dorcella Biehn, Georgetown College Georgetown KY Carolyn Paynter, Mary Lou Purdy Matthews, Alan Hall, Harrison Co. ATC Cynthiana KY Doug Wright, and Phillip Sharp Scholarships. Kentucky State University Frankfort KY From 1992 through 2008, a total of $1,031,777.59 has Mason Co. ATC Maysville KY been channeled through the Foundation. This includes Maysville Com & Tech College Maysville KY tax-deductible donations and grant dollars for various Midway College Midway KY community projects. The largest of these projects was the Morehead State University Morehead KY Griffin Centre, which was funded and built by the Griffin Mount St. Joseph University Cincinnati OH Family and dedicated to the memory of their parents, Northern KY University Highland Heights KY John L. & Rosellen Griffin and brothers, James and Thomas More University Crestview Hills KY Ronald Griffin. Transylvania University Lexington KY To establish a scholarship, contact the PCEF at P.O. Box University of Cincinnati Cincinnati OH 88, Falmouth, KY 41040 or contact one of the directors. University of Kentucky Lexington KY Other inquiries may contact Carole Bowen 859-472-6821. Xavier University Cincinnati OH 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 27 EDUCATION

Pendleton County High School Sharp Middle School 2359 Hwy. 27 N, Falmouth, KY 41040 35 Wright Road, Butler, KY 41006 Office: 859-654-3355, Fax: 859-654-4235 Office: 859-472-7000 Fax: 859-472-7011 Principal: Tony Dietrich Principal: Cindy Cummins Assistant Principal: Wesley Murray, Jamie Baker Assistant Principal: Carrie Wade Enrollment: 729 (9th-12th) Enrollment: 547 (6th-8th) School Health Coordinator: Sarah Wolfe School Nurse: Tonya Cummins Site-Based Decision Making Council: Bridget School-Based Decision Making Council: J.B. Browning, Marsha Yelton, Adam Hall, Tita Rogers, Casey Pollard, Amanda King, Tammy Tackett, Megan Peoples, Rhonda Moore, Tony Dietrich. Blackaby, Natalie Wolfe, Craig Smtih, Cindy Cummins.

Southern Elementary Northern Elementary 320 Fairgrounds Road, Falmouth, KY 41040, 925 Hwy. 177 E, Butler, KY 41006, Office: 859-654-6981 Fax: 859-654-2906 Office: 859-472-7341 Fax: 859-472-6548 Principal: Mark Hegyi Principal: Darell Pugh Assistant Principal: Kristina Sheehy Assistant Principal: Ashley Himes Enrollment: 520 (k-5th) Enrollment: 474 (k-5th) School Nurse: Amy Pugh School Nurse: Suzanne Wright Site-Based Decision Making Council: Jennifer Site-Based Decision Making Council: Margi McAfee, Samntha Hall, Lynn Murphy, Taylor Platt, Steele, Laura Caudill, Jesicca Murrell, Amanda King, Brooklyn Anderson, Janet Stahl, Mark Hegyi. Bridget Brann-parent, Donna Pollard, Darell Pugh.

Visit Pendleton County Schools website Family Resource Centers www.pendleton.kyschools.us North Family Resource Center/YSC: Sharp Middle For a complete list of links to News Updates, School/Northern Elementary, Butler 41006. Phone: 859- Assessments, Calendar, Curriculum, Resources, 472-5518. Jodi Buckley, Coordinator, e-mail: Jodi.buck- Technology, Pendleton County High School, Sharp Middle [email protected]. School, Northern Elementary, Southern Elementary, South Family Resource Center/YSC: Pendleton Central Office, Superintendent’s Corner, Online Learning, County High School/Southern Elementary, Falmouth, KY Gifted and Talented and other valuable information per- 41040. Phone: 859-654-3355. Coordinator: Kelly Claber, taining to Pendleton County Schools. [email protected]. Family Advocate: Jodi Buckley, [email protected]. Page 28, 2020-21 GUIDE ELECTED OFFICIALS ~ FEDERAL AND STATE U.S. Senator Rand Paul Governor Andy Beshear Republican Democrat

167 Russell Senate Office Building, 700 Capitol Avenue, Suite 100, Wash. DC 20510 Frankfort, KY 40601 Phone: 202-224-4343 Phone: 502-564-2611 Contact: www.paul.senate.gov Fax: 502-564-2517 www.governor.ky.gov

U.S. Senator Mitch U.S. Representative McConnell Thomas Massie Republican Republican 541 Buttermilk Pike, Suite 208 317 Russell Senate Office Building, Crescent Springs, KY 41017 Wash. DC 20510 Phone: 859-426-0080 Phone: 202-224-2541 Fax: 859-426-0061 Contact: www.mcconnell.senate.gov www.massie.house.gov

Representative Mark Hart Senator Wil Schroder Republican Republican 702 Capitol Ave, Annex Room 316D Frankfort KY 40601 702 Capitol Ave, Annex Room 209 Phone: 859-654-4278 Frankfort KY 40601 Phone: 502-564-8100 ext. 667 Phone: 502-564-8100 Ext. 624 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] www.lrc.ky.gov/legislator/h078.htm www.legislature.ky.gov

Photo by Kathy Colvin 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 29 FALMOUTH GOVERNMENT

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City of Falmouth Falmouth Mayor Water/Waste-Water Founded 1793 - County seat - Ron Stinson 859-654-6937 Andy Richie 859-654-3328 Population 2,349 [email protected] [email protected] cityoffalmouth.com Pendleton County has two major City Clerk/Treasurer Falmouth City Council rivers, the Main Licking and the South Ramona Williams 859-654-6937 David Klaber, 859-739-9476, dklaber@ Licking. Falmouth, the county’s largest [email protected] cityoffalmouth.com city and county seat, is located where Shannon Johnson, 859-951-1122, these two rivers meet, about 39 miles City Attorney [email protected] south of Cincinnati. Falmouth, a home Brandon Voelker, 859-781-9100, Luke Price, 859-654-1520, lprice@ rule-class city, was established in 1793. [email protected] cityoffalmouth.com The name Falmouth was chosen by Joyce Carson, 859-654-8800, Virginians who came from Falmouth, Fire Chief [email protected] Stafford County, Virginia. Possibly set- David Marquardt 859-654-8256 Amy Hitch, 859-391-9801, ahitch@ tled as early as 1780, Falmouth was laid [email protected] cityoffalmouth.com out by John Waller and was formerly Amy D. Hurst, 859-322-1938, ahurst@ established by state assembly in 1793. Public Work Director cityoffalmouth.com Gary Lea 859-654-8780 Falmouth City Hall [email protected] City Caucus meetings are held 6:30 230 Main St. Phone: 859-654-6937, every first Tuesday of every month in Fax: 859-654-3603 Open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Police Chief City Hall. City Council meetings are Mon.-Fri. www.cityoffalmouth.com Shannon Clem 859-654-5555 held at 7 p.m. every third Tuesday of [email protected] every month in City Hall. Page 30, 2020-21 GUIDE FUNERAL HOMES FLORIST Peoples Funeral Home: 8340 US 27 North, Butler, Becky's Flower and 407 W. Shelby St., Falmouth, Phone: 859-472-7811, Basket is a full service and 859-654-6942 Fax: 859-472-1620, E-mail: jnpeo- [email protected] florist specializing in “As with all that we do, we provide our families with an weddings, funeral open door policy. Please feel free to contact us at anytime. designs, and flowers We are availble 24 hours a day. Our trained staff chose this for any special occas- profession with the understanding that a family’s need sion. They are a mem- knows no time clock,” says Peoples Funeral Home. ber of Ky Floral Woodhead Funeral Homes, Memorials, and Association and locat- Cremation Services: 310 W. Shelby Street, Falmouth, ed at 723 S. Robbins 41040. Phone: 859-654-3306, Fax: 859-654-5353, email: Ave., Falmouth, KY [email protected], 24-hour obituary 41040. Phone: 859- line: 859-654-4422, Website: www.woodheadfuneral- 654-5200, www.beck- home.com ysflowerbasket.org. When life's challenges come your way, it's comforting to know that you have someone who is willing to take the journey with you right by your side, listening attentively, asking and answering questions, working with you to cre- HEALTH/FITNESS/DANCE ate a meaningful tribute celebrating a special life. If it's important to you, it's important to the Woodheads. They Tone & Tan: 1308 W Shelby are at your service 24 hours a day, and only a phone call, St. Falmouth, 859-654-4060, text, email, or Facebook message away. Woodhead offers offers eyelash extentions, tan- a unique variety of personalized, affordable services, the ning, and exercise programs, largest selection of domestic and imported granites in the including Silver Sneakers and area with the option for custom etching and carving, spe- Feel Good fitness. Open from cial aftercare services and programs, and extensive prear- 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday rangement services. through Friday.

Photo by Kira Macneil 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 31 HISTORY On December 13, 1796, the General Assembly approved an Auburn, Portland, Knoxville, Bachelor's Rest, Gardnersville, act "for erecting a new county out of the Counties of Campbell Short Creek, Concord, Flour Creek, Blanket Creek, and Bracken." Shortly thereafter, Pendleton County was Roanoke, Oakland, Turner Ridge, Richland formed in 1798, and named for the Honorable Edmund and others. Many of the communities Pendleton, of Virginia. It is situated in the northern section of had schools, general stores, the commonwealth, nearly square in shape, and embraces and were very busy. about 300 square miles. It was formed by taking portions Historically, Falmouth is from Bracken and Campbell counties and became the 28th known as the landing place county in Kentucky. for Colonel Henry Byrd, The county name was chosen by Virginians who settled in British Commander, Falmouth in honor of the service Edmond Pendleton had of British, French and rendered to his people in Virginia. He was born in Caroline Indian forc- es numbering County, Virginia in 1721, and died in Richmond, Virginia in 600 men, who marched 1803, five years after Pendleton County was named for him. on Ruddle's Station in The county seat, Falmouth, was formally established in Harrison and Bourbon coun- 1793 by the ties. state assem- There was never a great bly, three Indian battle at or near Falmouth, but years before within a few Edmond Pendleton hundred yards they of the bound- aries, remains approved the of an ancient fortification were visible until about 1850. It creation of was situated upon elevated and commanding ground, mid- Pendleton way between the two rivers. In form, it was a regular circle County. It with four apertures or openings opposite each other and cor- was laid out responding very nearly to the four points of the compass. by John Pendleton County was a beehive of activity during the Civil Waller who War, and while no battles were fought here, both Northern named the and Southern troops passed through en route to battle in new settle- central Kentucky or into Tennessee and Georgia. ment after Pendleton County was one of the first to produce tobacco. his native The first tobacco grown was called twist-bud, a heavy type of Falmouth, burley used principally for chewing tobacco and snuff. Later, Virginia. It the white burley became prominently grown. Tradition has it was incorpo- the first tobacco raised was produced in the McKinneysburg rated as a city in 1856. area. The price in the 1830s was one to four cents per pound. Pendleton County has two rivers, the Main Licking and the On April 1964, a flood hit the cities of Falmouth and Butler South Licking, with many tributaries supplying their water. and caused extensive damage up in the millions of dollars. Among these rivers and streams are rich bottoms of land: Another devastating flood would occur on March 1, 1997. Hayes Station Bottoms, Menzie Bottoms, South Licking River A tornado struck in March of 1968 and did quite a lot of Bottoms at Morgan, and the Main Licking River Bottoms damage. Falmouth was hit the hardest with estimated dam- above Falmouth; the rest of the land being rolling and hilly age around $7 million. Three people were killed. and based on limestone. The county is the home of Kincaid Lake State Park from Some of the smaller communities established in the coun- which all land was donated to the Commonwealth of Kentucky ty were Morgan, Callensville, Goforth, DeMossville, Grassy by local citizens. The beautiful park consists of 800 acres and Creek, Boston Station, Peach Grove, McKenneysburg, Mt. was opened in 1963. Page 32, 2020-21 GUIDE JUDICIARY/COURT District Court Judge: William Charles Kuster Jr. Circuit Clerk's Office: District Court is the court of limited jurisdiction and Mike Redden, 859-654-3347 handles juvenile matters, city and county ordinances, misdemeanors, violations, traffic offenses, probate of Court Designated Worker: wills, arraignments, felony probably cause hearings, ??? small claims involving $2,500 or less, civil cases involving $5,000 or less, voluntary or involuntary mental com- mitments, and cases relating to domestic violence and Commonwealth Attorney: abuse. Honorable E. Douglas Miller Circuit Court Judge: Jay Delaney Circuit Court is the court of general jurisdiction that Commonwealth Attorney Office: (18th Circuit of hears civil matters involving more than $5,000 capital Harrison, Nicholas, Pendleton, Robertson), 204 offenses and felonies, land dispute title cases and con- East Pike Street, Cynthiana, KY 41031. Phone: tested probate cases. Circuit court has the power to issue 859-235-0387, Fax: 859-235-0737. Assistant injunctions, writs of prohibition and writs of mandamus Commonwealth's Attorney: Michael W. Laws; and to hear appeals from District Court and administra- Victim Advocate: Sheila Wiley; District Secretary: tive agencies. The Circuit Court entails the division of Tara Farrar. Family Court. Dates and dockets for the Pendleton County Circuit Court are available for viewing on the Pendleton County Attorney internet at http://kcoj.kycourts.net/dockets. Stacey Sanning Family Court Judge: Heather Fryman Family Court provides one judge to hear all of a fami- County Attorney's Office: 400 Main st, Falmouth, ly's issues relating to divorce, child custody, adoption, termination of parental rights, domestic violence, sup- KY 41040, Phone: 859-654-2600, Fax: 859-654-. port, child abuse and neglect. Family Court is devoted Assistant County Attorney: Eric Lightfoot. exclusively to cases. Uniform Interstate Family Support Receptionist, Administrator of Bad Check Program Act. The Family Court is a division of Circuit Court and and CATS Administrator: Melinda Walton employs full-time judges with the same qualifications as those who serve other divisions of Circuit Court. Legal Services Bathalter & Wilson, 8341 East Main Alexandria, [email protected], william@bathal- terwilson.com 859-635-1662. Dean and Best Dean, 216 W. Shelby Street, Falmouth, deanandbestdean.com, 859-654-3180. Donald Wells, 217 W. Shelby, Falmouth, [email protected], 859-654-6330. Gwen A. Pollard, P.O Box 344, Falmouth, KY. Meets Clients at Courthouse. 859-630-7408 Hornbeck & Moore, Walt Hornbeck, Butler, www.hornbeckandmoore.com 859-957-2562. Joey Verax, 115 E. Pike St. Cynthiana Ky, 41031, 859-322-7495. Sanning & Sanning, Matt Sanning, 204 Mill Street, Butler, 859-654-2600. 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 33 LAW ENFORCEMENT/EMERGENCY SERVICES 911 Emergency Dispatch: 24 hours, 7 days a you are taking a salvage title to a rebuilt title. The fee for week, non-emergency phone: 859-654-3300, emergen- the inspection is $5 during normal business hours and cies only phone: 911, Pendleton County's Emergency on a needed basis by appointment. Items you must have Manager: Mike Moore, Phone: 859-654-1930. Call the for an inspection are drivers license, vehicle and vehicle non-emergency number to speak with an officer, report title. Also performed: CCDW Licensing and Collection a controlled burn or ask a question. Deactivated cell of Property Taxes until April 15th. phones may be used to call 911 but location and a return Pendleton County Emergency Management: call cannot be made to the caller. If you call 911 by mis- You can sign-up to have your telephone number, includ- take please wait for an answer and let the dispatcher ing cell phones, added to the emergency notification know of the error. system. This is used to notify the public of water boil Butler Police Department: Police Chief Kenny alerts, road closures, severe weather, wrecks, traffic Hale, Phone 859-472-6063, e-mail: butlerkypd@fuse. delays, missing people, high water, and other informa- net. tion that may impact residents of the county. This office Falmouth Police Dept: 212 Main Street, Falmouth, monitors river levels, maintains mobile equipment for KY 41040. Non-emergency phone: 859-654-5555, fax: use during disasters and emergencies, and coordinates 859-654-4460, emergency phone: 911. Police Chief; with local, state, and federal organizations in dealing Shannon Clem, Sgt.Mark McClure, Sgt. Ron Hutchinson, with disasters and emergencies. Website: www.pendle- Officers; Mark Branham, Tony Keene, Brody Schmeing, toncounty.ky.gov/ema; Office phone: 859-654-1930. Office Manager; Mandy Smith. Visit them on Facebook and Twitter. Kentucky State Police: Post 6, 4265 Highway 25, Pendleton County Jailer: 233 Main Street, Dry Ridge, KY. Non-emergency: 859-428-1212. Post Falmouth, KY 41040. Phone: 859-654-4444, Fax: 859- Commander: Chad Mills. Comissioner: Rodney Brewer. 654-5444, email: [email protected]. Jailer: Post 6 covers Grant, Boone, Kenton, Campbell, Tony Gillespie, Chief Deputy Jailer: Eddie Tucker, Pendleton, Bracken, Robertson, Nicholas, Bourbon and Transportation Officer: Larry McClanahan. Harrison Counties. Emergency Services Pendleton County Sheriff's Department: 202 Emergency Medical Service: 329 KY Hwy 330 Chapel Street, Falmouth, KY 41040. Non-emergency: Falmouth, KY 41040. Director Gary Pollard. Squads are 859-654-4511, Email: [email protected], Advanced Life Support carrying a paramedic on each Hours: 8-4 p.m., Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-noon, Saturday. one. For an emergency, call 911. Sheriff Edwin Quinn, Chief Deputy Sheriff Marty Hart. Falmouth Fire Department: Fire Chief David County vehicle inspections are required anytime you Marquardt, Station 1: 212 Main Street, Falmouth, KY bring a motor vehicle into Kentucky to be licensed or if 41040, Phone: 859-654-5555. Volunteer fire department that serves Butler, Falmouth and Pendleton County. Station 2: 309 Taylor Street, Butler. Eleven trucks and 33 firefighters. Northern Pendleton Fire Department: 5900 Hwy. 154, Butler, KY 41006, Fire Chief Justin Neuby, non-emergency at firehouse, 859-472-5127. For all emergencies call 911. Northern Pendleton has its own Fire District. In-house paid staff from 6 a.m. - 4 p.m.; afterhours are volunteer. They have a substation on Highway 10 near Lenoxburg, [email protected]. Northern Pendleton Ambulance: Operates out of the NPFD firehouse Search & Rescue: Chief Darrin Brown, 104 State Street, Falmouth, KY 41040. Phone: 911, email: dpbk- [email protected] Non-profit rescue organization for water and land. Call 859-654-1930 Red Cross: 2275 US Highway 27 N., Falmouth, KY 41040, Phone: 859-609-9639. Mary McDowell. Red Cross is a humanitarian organization, led by volunteers, that provides relief to victims of disasters. Pendleton County Red Cross deploys to fires to provide immediate aid in the form of food, clothing, temporary lodging, and the provision of post-fire recovery information. They stand ready to assist in the case of a tornado or earth- quake. Page 34, 2020-21 GUIDE LIBRARY

The Pendleton County Public Library (PCPL) is located Internet, and ABCmouse is freely accessible on all other library at 801 Robbins Avenue, Falmouth, KY 41040. Phone: (859)654- computers. One-on-one technology assistance is available by 8535, Email: [email protected], Website: www.pcpli- appointment. brary.org. Hours: Mon.-Sat.: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m., Sunday: 1 p.m. - 5 Genealogy: PCPL has a large genealogical collection (books p.m. and microfilm) which includes individual family files, local histo- Staff: Melissa Byrd, Director. Kelly Zumwalt, Assistant ries, census records, Kentucky death certificates, local newspa- Director/Marketing and Adult Services Coordinator. Donna pers, and the E.E. Barton collection of Northern Kentucky fami- Campbell, Circulation Coordinator. Sandy Florence, Outreach lies. There are two microfilm machines, including one that allows Services Coordinator. Fran Carr, Genealogy and Local History saving items to a flash drive. Ancestry.com Library Edition is Services. Tonya Coleman, Youth and Family Services Coordinator. accessible from anywhere in the library (including your own Patricia Niehaus, Technology Services Coordinator. device). If you need some help with your research, we also offer Materials and Access: Library cards are free, and zero late one-on-one Genealogy and Local History Research Assistance, by fees are charged for overdue items. Over 42,000 physical items appointment. can be borrowed from the library, including audio books, enter- Teachers: Special advantages, such as extended check-out tainment and educational DVDs, graphing calculators, literacy times, are offered to teachers. Teachers can bring the Library to kits, music CDs, and video games. Large print titles are available their classroom via outreach services or their classroom to the for those who have a difficult time reading regular print, and Library for tours, research projects, and more. They can request applications for Kentucky Talking Book Library services are avail- classroom materials be pulled by subject and ready to pick up or able for the blind or disabled. PCPL subscribes to fifty-five maga- delivered. Teachers can send a list of required reading, viewing, or zines and six newspapers. Kentucky Driver Manuals are available listening materials to the library, and PCPL will have them avail- for purchase or checkout. able for students to check out. PCPL offers free access to library materials, including new Additional Services: PCPL provides free meeting room use releases and popular items. If the library doesn’t own a book, it (maximum room occupancy 50). Low-cost printing, black and can be gotten through interlibrary loan (usually 2-3 weeks). PCPL white and color copying, faxing, laminating services, and free offers reciprocal borrowing with NKU Steely Library. A drive- access to a notary public are available at the library. Reference through provides added convenience to customers wishing to service is available at the library, bookmobile, and by phone, pick up or return materials, and two drop boxes (located in the email, and social media messaging. PCPL offers free coffee and library parking lot and at Shell in Butler) allow returns afterhours. tea to all visitors (hot chocolate and specialty teas are available to For those who find it difficult or impossible to travel to the purchase) to enjoy by the fireplace. Library, the Bookmobile provides library access at over 15 loca- Programs: Library programs provide a free source of year- tions around Pendleton County. round entertainment, educational, and social opportunities for Electronic Access: PCPL provides free access to informa- young and old alike. Regular programs include: Adult Craft Night tion and entertainment needs on any device, from any location, at (monthly, ages 18+), Crochet Corner (every other week, all ages), any time! Over 72,000 electronic titles (including e-books, audio Creative Kids Elementary Program (monthly, K-5th grade), books, and videos) are available through Overdrive. Online data- HomeSchool Enrichment Program (monthly, for homeschooling bases include America’s Genealogy Bank, America’s News- families), Local and Family History programs (monthly), Movie NewsBank with Lexington Herald Leader Image Edition, Driving- Day (monthly, all ages), Peek-A-Book Baby Storytime (weekly, Tests.org, Heritage Quest Online, KYVL (Kentucky Virtual ages birth-2 years old), Senior Adult Bingo (monthly, ages 50+), Library), and Universal Class. KY Virtual Library provides an Skills U GED Access Point (weekly), Story Hour (weekly, ages additional 50 databases such as EBSCOhost, LearningExpress, 3-5), and Whatever Wednesday (weekly, 6th-8th grade). Many and NoveList. PCPL’s online catalog allows customers to manage outreach programs are also available, including those at local day their account online, including reserving, renewing, and review- cares, preschools/schools, nursing homes, and retirement com- ing library materials. munities. Technology Services: High-speed Internet access is avail- A variety of other programs are held throughout the year, able on 22 computers, including two with scanners. Free Wi-Fi is including AARP Tax-Aide, Pride of Pendleton County Photo available for those preferring to bring their own devices, and Contest, Summer Reading, and many more! Please check the mobile device chargers are available for use in the library. Three Falmouth Outlook, library website, or the library’s Facebook page Early Literacy Stations, designed specifically for ages 2-8, feature for more details, or sign up for the library’s print and electronic over 4,000 localized learning activities without access to the newsletters. 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 35 MAJOR EMPLOYERS MEDICAL/HOSPITALS Employer Jobs Hospitals Pendleton County Schools ��400 Carmeuse Lime & Stone, Inc. ��200 Harrison Memorial Hospital, 1210 KY-36, Licking Valley Oil/BB's �� 135 Cynthiana, 41031, 859-234-2300. Rumpke of Kentucky, Inc. ��130 St. Elizabeth Grant County, 238 Barnes Road, Government (Fed/State/Local) ��120 Williamstown, 41097, 859-824-8240. Darling/Griffin LLC ��115 St. Elizabeth Edgewood, 1 Medical Village Drive, River Valley Nursing Home ��120 Edgewood, 41017, 859-301-2000. Hammer Strength ��120 St. Elizabeth Ft. Thomas, 85 North Grand Avenue, Court Street USA ��50 Fort Thomas, 41075, 859-572-3100. Pittsfield Products ��45 St. Elizabeth Florence, 4900 Houston Rd., Florence, Wyatt's Super Valu ��50 41042, 859-212-5200. McDonald’s ��40 St. Elizabeth Covington, 1500 James Simpson Jr. Medialog, Inc. ��20 Way, Covington, 41011, 859-655-8800. Hilltop Stone LLC ��20 Hospice of Hope, 909 Kenton Station Dr, Maysville, Napier Pallet Company, Inc. ��15 41056, 606-759-4050, 800-928-4848 (Numbers are approximate) Hospice of the Bluegrass, Harrison County, 1317 KY Highway 62E, Cynthiana, 41031, 859-234-6462. MEDIA St. Elizabeth Home Care/Hospice, 859-301-4600. Cancer Patients ACS, Toll Free 800-227-2345. You The Falmouth Outlook, newspaper, established can call for nutritional supplements, wigs, prosthesis, etc. in 1907, covers breaking local news and community inter- Central Baptist Hospital, 1740 Nicholasville Rd., est stories for the Pendleton County area. The office is Lexington, 40503, 859-260-6100. located at 210 Main Street, PO Box 111, Falmouth, KY St. Joseph Hospital, 1 St. Joseph Dr., Lexington, 41040. Phone: 859-654-3332. Fax: 859-654-4365, 40504, 859-313-1000. Facebook, www.falmouthoutlook.com. Available by mail St. Joseph East, 150 N Eagle Creek Dr., Lexington, subscription (Tuesday), at local newstands and conve- 40509, 859-967-5000. nience stores (Tuesday), or through e-edition (Monday Shriners Hospital, 110 Conn Terrace, Lexington, evening). 40508, 859-266-2101. Publisher: Neil Belcher, [email protected]; Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital, 2050 Editor: Keith Smith, [email protected]; Versailles Rd., Lexington, 40504, 859-254-5701 Graphic Designer: Sarah Tackett, ads@falmouthoutlook. UK Hospital, 800 Rose St., Lexington, 40536, 859- com; Reporter/Layout: Scott Collins; Sales: Sam 323-5000. McClanahan, Proofreader/Reporter: Carolyn Reid; VA Medical Center, 1101 Veterans Dr., Lexington, Reporters: Brett Price, Sam McClanahan, Kenton 40502, 859-233-4511 or 3200 Vine St., Cincinnati, 45220, Hornbeck, Scott Collins, Jason Anderson, Melissa Lawson, 513-861-3100 and Brenda Higgins; Front Office: Tiaira Asbury. University of Cincinnati Medical Center, 234 Goodman St., Cincinnati, 45219, 513-584-1000. WIOK 107.5 FM Tri-State Gospel is a 24-hour, 6,000-watt station licensed to Falmouth, Kentucky. Located in the southern edge of the Greater Cincinnati/ MEDICAL MISCELLANEOUS Northern Kentucky area, WIOK is owned and operated by Hammond Broadcasting, Inc. WIOK has been broadcast- Pendleton County Cancer Coalition This ing the “Good News of the Gospel of Jesus Christ” to thou- Program was developed to provide information and sands of listeners since September 1991. The broadcast resources to everyone in our community, especially area includes six counties in southeast Indiana, 12 coun- those who are cancer survivors, those recently diag- ties in southwest Ohio, and 26 counties in northern and nosed with cancer, and caregivers and family mem- central Kentucky. Corporate Offices: Physical location: bers. Please check out the links for more information. 4942 U.S. Hwy 27 North, Butler, KY 41006. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 50, Falmouth, KY 41040. 859-472- We are here to serve you. Call, 859-654-3395. 1075. Fax: 859-472-2875. E-mail: [email protected] Facilities PCRO Radio: Pendleton County's Real Classic Health Alliance Find A Doctor - 859-572- Oldies, www.pcroradio.com, Phone: 859-951-1400, Text: 3463. 859-951-6580, Email: [email protected], pcrora- Home Health - Three Rivers - 859-654-4725. [email protected]. Free Internet radio, privately owned and NorthKey Comprehensive Care - 320 Montjoy operated, broadcasting 24 hours a day. Carries Pendleton Street, Falmouth, KY 41040, 859-654-6988. County Wildcat and Ladycat games, Bracken County (Alcoholism, Drug Abuse, Counseling, Mental Health sports, 10th Region sports coverage, coach and player and Developmentally Disabled Services) interviews, and game broadcasts. Rock oldies from the Poison Information, KY Regional - 800-222- 50s, 60s, 70s, & 80s, and Country music @ pcroradio. 1222, Poison Center. com/pure-country. Mobile app available. Page 36, 2010-21 GUIDE MEDICAL OFFICES Physician Offices Three Rivers District Health Department

Family Care & Associates: 1100 W. Shelby Street, Located at 329 Hwy 330 W in Falmouth. TRDHS is Falmouth. Phone: 859-654-6966. Physicians: J. Gregory available for HANDS, Harm Reduction/Syringe Exchange, Cooper, M.D., Family Medicine; R. Henry Norfleet, M.D., WIC, Immunizations, Disease Surveillance, Environmental Family Medicine; Brian T. Mulberry, M.D., Family Services, Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Response. Medicine; Kathy Hammond, A.P.R.N.; Crista Crowdy, Hours: 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mon., Wed., Thurs. 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Tues., 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Fri. Closed Mon.- PA-C; Dana Wyatt, A.P.R.N; Thurs. 12-1 p.m.. For more information on services, call St. Elizabeth Physicians: 79 Country Club Drive, 859-654-6985. Butler. Phone: 859-654-2283. Physicians: James Schack M.D, Brian Schack M.D., Internal Medicine, Pediatrics; Michael Schafer M.D., Family Medicine; Rebecca Osbourne POSTAL INFORMATION Lewis M.D., Family Medicine. Kathleen Browning A.P.R.N. Erika Spaulding A.P.R.N. Post Offices Minuteman Urgent Care: 13180 AA Hwy, Foster, Ky, 41040. 859-444-7993. Hours: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday Falmouth Post Office, W. Shelby St. 41040 - through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5p.m Saturday, closed Sunday Postmaster: Adam Klaas, 859-654-1431 and Monday. Dr. Steven Neus. Butler Post Office, Front St. 41006 - Postmaster: Adam Klaas, 859-472-2895 Specialty Offices Foster Post Office, 3rd St. 41043 - Postmaster: Jeremy Donelan, 606-747-5895 Falmouth Chiropractic Center: 941 Ridgeway California Post Office, Union St. 41007 - Avenue, Falmouth. Phone: 859-654-3390. Postmaster: Jeremy Donelan, 859-635-9920 TJ Gallagher & Darlene Hensley, Certified Massage DeMossville Post Office, Ky. 17 41033 - Therapist (Xanadu), 984 Ridgeway Avenue, Falmouth. Postmaster: Adam Klaas, 859-472-2557 Phone: 859-654-3100. Kort Physical Therapy Rehab - 1308 W. Shelby Zip Codes Elsmere 41018 Erlanger 41018 Street, Falmouth, suite 4. Phone: 859-654-6200. Website: Alexandria 41001 Falmouth 41040 www.kort.com Berry 41003 Ft. Mitchell 41017 Dentists Burlington 41005 Ft. Thomas 41075 Copes & Lenihan Dental Care, 211 W. Shelby Street, Butler 41006 Ft. Wright 41017 Falmouth. Phone: 859-654-5041. Carrollton 41008 Georgetown 40324 Monte McElfresh, DMD, General Dentistry - 10178 Cold Spring 41076 Independence 41051 Corinth 41010 Latonia 41015 U.S. Hwy 27 N., Butler. Phone: 859-472-3395. Crescent Springs 41017 Maysville 41056 Crittenden 41030 Owenton 40359 Pharmacies Cynthiana 41031 Union 41091 Total Care Pharmacy: 1100 W. Shelby Street, DeMossville 41033 Walton 41094 Falmouth. Phone: 859-654-3232. Dry Ridge 41035 Williamstown 41097 CVS Pharmacy: 1157 Ridgeway Avenue, Falmouth. Covington 41011, 41012, 41014, 41016 Phone: 859-654-3383. Florence 41042, 41022 Newport 41071, 41072, 41076 Support Groups Paris 40361, 40362 Al-Anon - 502-458-1234, Al-Anon members are people just like you who are worried about someone with a drinking problem. National Suicide Prevention, 1-800-273-TALK (8255) Narconon, 1-800-431-1754, Narconon would like to remind families that the use of addicting drugs is on the rise. Take steps to protect your family from drug use. If you know someone who is struggling with drug addiction, get them the help they need. Call for a free brochure on the signs of addiction for all drugs. Narconon also offers free screenings and referrals. Call 800-431-1754 or visit www.drugabusesolution.com on the internet. NorthKey Community Care: 318 Montjoy Street, Falmouth, KY 41040, 859-654-6988. Outpatient mental health and substance abuse services. Women’s Crisis Center: (24-hour), 859-491-3335. 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 37 RECREATION Total Equine Services Equestrian Center Total Equine Services is owned and operated by the Thomases - Steve, Patti, Brad, Kelly, Jason, and Nikki - 1718 Highway 609, Falmouth, Phone: 859-654-6268 or 859-322-4004. Website: www.totalequineservices.com. Their facilities include a 112 x 180 covered riding arena. Other services include boarding, riding lessons, breaking and training, selling Quarterhorses, standing studs Scorched Doc Dandy and Redneck Jettin’ Down. Farrier services by Jason Thomas, 859-322-5299. Griffin Centre Amphitheater A 1,200 seat state-of-the-art, open-air entertainment complex with a pavilion roof located at the Pendleton County Fairgrounds and Exposition Center. This remark- able facility was donated to the community by Griffin Industries, Inc., in 1993, to commemorate the business’s 50th anniversary. Kincaid Lake State Park Explore the lake in a rental boat from the marina, or Cedar Line soak up the summer sunshine at the lake-side swimming pool. Surrounded by open woodland, the camp- Nature Preserve ground offers quiet seclusion with all of the modern Located at Flour Creek conveniences campers expect. 84 camper spots and 75 and Hale Road, this beautiful tents. A multi-purpose room with kitchen is available land was donated by Mark for rental. Will seat 175 people; it is suitable for wed- and Karen Kuhnhein, 46.237 dings, family reunions, class reunions or parties. acres - 3.1 miles of nature Boaters can enjoy fishing from their boat in the lake. trails. 859-654-4321 for The beautiful setting offers a variety and balance of more information. holes that create a truly unique golfing experience for all skill levels. Call 859-654-3531 for more information. Joey Wells Enjoy the olympic-size swimming pool, play putt-putt Memorial golf, basketball, and many more games. This is a visi- Licking River tors’, campers’, and golfers’ paradise hidden in beauti- Boat Ramp ful Pendleton County. Take a quite walk and see all the Located in the wildlife that call the park home. Shoemakertown landing section of the city of Falmouth and provided by the Ky Department of Fish and Thaxton’s Canoe (Paddlers’ Inn) Wildlife, the ramp allows small fishing and recreation- Guests at the Paddlers’ Inn don’t necessarily have to be al boat access to the Main Licking River. Fishing “paddlers,” but if they are or would like to be, they have full licenses allow the holder to take sport and fish state- access to a canoe or kayak and “Paddle Out/Paddle In” wide by rod and reel, pole or line, or other specified privileges during the season, (water levels and weather legal methods. Trout fishermen must also have a trout permitting). After a proper safety briefing, guests can permit. Combination licenses allow the holder to per- paddle out from the livery to explore, fish, or play on the form any act authorized by either a hunting or fishing river, then paddle back in before dusk. Upon their return, license. they can take advantage of the soothing hot tubs, play bocce ball or cornhole, build a relaxing bonfire, enjoy a Purchasing Fishing and walk along the shoreline, and grill out on the cabin deck. Hunting Licenses Travel to Kincaid Lake for golfing, hiking and other recre- Hunting and fishing licenses are available locally at ational activities, or head down to Falmouth shopping or a Falmouth BP, 109 Second Street, Falmouth, Phone visit with family and friends. For information, call 859- 859-654-3933, and Kincaid Lake State Park, 565 472-2000 or e-mail Operations Manager Glen Thaxton at Kincaid Lake State Park Road, Falmouth, Phone 859- [email protected]. Located on northwest side of the 654-3531. You can also purchase licenses by calling toll US 27 bridge on Main Licking. Address: 33 Hornbeek free 1-877-KYTAG-01 - 877-598-2401. To purchase a Road, Butler. license through the internet, visit fw.ky.gov. Hunting licenses allow the holder to take legal game species Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Officer statewide by gun, bow, dog or falconry. Deer and tur- Scott Horn, 859-428-1212 or email roberts.horn@ key hunters must have deer or turkey permits in addi- ky.gov. Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife tion to the appropriate hunting license. Migratory bird Resources, #1 Sportsman’s Lane, Frankfort, KY 40601. hunters must have a migratory bird permit or a water- Information Hotline: 1-800-858-1549, fw.ky.gov. fowl permit in addition to hunting license. 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 38 RECREATION RECYLCLING/CLEAN UP Pendleton Hills Formerly Pendleton Country Club, Pendleton Hills has new ownership, and the owner is seeking new club members who want to be part of the exciting venture. Over one million dollars in renovations and upgrades have financed new cart path and golf carts as well as a complete pool house remodel and major changes to the clubhouse. Pendleton Hills, a family restaurant opened in 2019 and provides a tasty menu of choices. There is also wedding venues available. Pendleton Hills is open to the public. For information on any of the new facilities or to reserve a tee time, call 859-472-2150. Steven Cunningham is the course professional and Tammy Viox is the event manager.

Recycling/Cleanup Programs

Litter Pick-up Program: Clubs, groups, and non- profit organizations have the opportunity to cleanup the roadways and raise money for their organizations three times a year. This program works with the solid waste coordinator and 109 Board and helps to keep our county "clean and green".

Free Day At The Landfill: Second Saturday of the month. You must be a county resident and a Rumpke customer or a resident of Falmouth or Butler to participate in this program. Hours are 7-11 a.m.

Appliance Drop Off Program: Appliances can be dropped off at Rumpke Landfill, 1274 Bryan Griffin Road, Butler, Monday-Friday 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday 7 a.m.-12 Pendleton County p.m. (No televisions, furniture or automobile parts accept- Recreational Bingo ed.) The Bingo Hall is located at 1199 Ridgeway Avenue, Falmouth, phone: 859-654-1195. Doors open at 5:45 Chemical Drop Off: Used oil and antifreeze may be p.m. every Thursday and Saturday night with food taken to the Pendleton County Road Barn from 7 a.m. to 3 and drinks available for purchase. There is a $1,000 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Solid Waste Department payout every first Saturday of the month while $300, also accepts old batteries, paint and propane tanks. $200 and $100 payouts are also available on certain dates. Profits go to Pendleton County Recreation with non-profit organizations helping out with rou- Pendleton County Road Barn: Accepts the follow- tine operations. ing items on a daily basis: used oil and antifreeze, old paint, old car batteries, computer hardware.

Pendleton Athletic Park Recycling Bins: There are six mobile drop off recycling A 22-acre complex representing a $1.7 million com- bins located in Pendleton County - Northern and Southern munity investment adjacent to the fairgrounds facility. Elementary, Pendleton County High School, Sharp Middle Amenities include a four diamond softball/baseball School, Pendleton County Animal Shelter, and Limestone field complex, four tennis courts, two football/soccer Farm Lawn Worksite. They accept cardboard, newspaper, fields, two sand volleyball courts, a golf driving range magazines, glass, steel food cans, aluminum cans, plastics. for teaching purposes, a nature trail along the South Licking River and a walking trail throughout the entire White Goods: Includes water heaters, stoves, micro- facility. The project is a collaborative effort involving the Pendleton County Board of Education, the waves, washers, dryers, refrigerators, freezers, and air con- Pendleton County Fiscal Court, the City of Falmouth, ditioning units. They may be dropped off FREE of charge at local/regional/national/global business and industry, the Rumpke landfill during their normal business hours. and the citizens of the community. You may contact Rumpke for hours of operation at 859- 828-8171. 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 39 RESTAURANTS TAX RATES 2019 Falmouth Butler John E. Steele Butler, 2019 Restaurants Restaurants Property Valuation Real Estate 0.750 per 100 Administrator Tangible 1.892 per 100 Two Rivers Stone Butler Market is a deli, 233 Main Street, Room 2 Baked Pizza is a family grocery and general store Falmouth, Ky 41040 Falmouth, 2019 owned restaurant serving with The Pizza Shop. 106 Real Estate 0.0634 per 100 home-made pizza dough, Front St. Butler, 859- Deputies: Mary Ann Tangible 0.0586 per 100 spaghetti/linguine noo- 472-2588 Pittman, Debbie Jones, Ambulance District dles, marinara sauce, Lesa Figgins ranch, beer cheese, and Butler Shell Food 00, 01, 02, 03, 06 candied walnuts. 1094 Mart offers Hot Stuff 0.10 per 100 Ridgeway Ave, Falmouth, food items 177 US 27, Pendleton County Kenton Fire District 859-654-3210 Butler 859-472-6361 2019 04 0.20 per 100 State 0.122 Northern Pendleton Fire County 0.158 Howard's Place is a Pendleton Hills has District 05 great food, great activi- School 0.682 0.20 per 100 locally owned family busi- Mental Health 0.023 ness that specializes in ties located at 317 Country Ruth Court/Ashley Lane Club Dr. Butler Ky 41006 Library 0.121 District #06 American food including Health Dept. 0.058 burgers and ice cream. 0.10 per 100 The Smoking Pig is a Ext. Service 1.047 1019 Ridgeway Ave, Conservation 0.014 Falmouth, 859-654-3057 truly unique barbecue Homestead and restaurant with great Total 1.2827 per 100 Disability exemption up Snappy Tomato Pizza food, atmosphere, to $39,300 assessment antiques and flowers. A 2019 Tangible Rate deduction* could equal is locally owned and oper- State 0.450 ated with full line of piz- ture taste of country liv- $466.88 in savings. ing. 8596 Hwy. 27 North, County 0.158 For more information zas, subs, appetizers, sal- School 0.682 ads and pasta. 1300 Butler, 859-982-1361 about taxes in Pendleton Mental Health 0.023 County visit http://pendle- Ridgeway Ave, Falmouth, Library 0.1966 859-654-1400 Tim's Kitchen is an toncounty.ky.gov or http:// American restaurant Health Dept. 0.058 pendletonpva.com or call with good food quick Ext. Service 0.16695 John Steele, PVA, at 859- El Paso Mexican Total 1.73455 per 100 Restaurant is a family with dine in or carryout. 654-6055, JohnE.Steele@ Smoking and non-smok- In these districts, add ky.gov, or Rita Spencer at style southwestern restau- the following: rant. 518 Market St., ing sections available. 859-859-654-3380. Falmouth, 859-654-8646 10190 Highway 27 North, Butler, 859-472-5041 McDonald's is a fast food TRAVEL AGENTS option that serves burgers, Pendleton County chicken fare and other Restaurants Fairytale Journeys by Sarah Nelson is a full choices 1131 Ridgeway service travel agency specializing in Disney Ave, Falmouth, 859-654- Lenoxburg Store is a Destinations, Universal Studios, Cruises, and All 4144 grocery store and custom Inclusive resorts. Their services are always free when meat processing with you book your travel with them. You pay the same Ming Moon is a fresh cut meat Thursday- exact cost as booking direct with travel vendors, and Cantonese restaurant 1311 Saturday with fresh deli often times save money because Sarah works to find W. Shelby St., Falmouth, sandwiches, pizza, hoa- you the best deal! Sarah works with you closely to 859-654-2888 gies, burgers, fries, and design the perfect vacation for your family and bud- more. 7595 Willow get and is there to help you plan up until you travel! Lee's Chicken - Lenoxburg Rd, Foster, When you use a local travel agent, like Fairytale Journeys by Sarah Nelson, you also have the option Falmouth offers fried 606-747-5527. chicken 1210 Ridgeway to meet in person to discuss your needs! Call, text, or Ave., Falmouth 859-654- email Fairytale Journeys by Sarah Nelson to get 2800 started planning your vacation today! Contact her at 859-620-2950 or [email protected]. The Smoking Pig Tavern offers a family Sandcastle Wishes Travel, LLC-Loran is a friendly environment full service travel agency that is ready to book your where the BBQ is hot and next magical vacation with my FREE services to you! the beer is cold. Now serv- Checkout theirwebsite or Facebook Page! Contact ing breakfast too. 127 West Loran at 859-391-0844, email at Loran@ Shelby Street, Falmouth, Sandcastlewishes.com or at www.sandcastlewishes. 859-951-1175 com. 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 40 UTILITIES VOTING PRECINCTS Electric Locations Blue Grass Energy Cooperative: 327 Sea Biscuit Way, P.O. Box 730, Cynthiana, KY 41031-.0730, 888- A101 - Gardnersville Baptist Church Pendleton 546-4243, 859-235-2263, Fax: 859-234-4710, www. High School Hwy. 27, Falmouth bgenergy.com. A102 - Butler Community Center, Northern LG&E/KU: One Quality Street Lexington, 40507, Elementary, Hwy. 177 East, Butler 859-255-2100, Fax: 859-367-1125, www.kuenergy.com. A103 - Pleasant Ridge Church, PCHS Hwy. 27 City of Falmouth: 230 Main Street, Falmouth, 859-654-6937, Fax: 859-654-3603, falmouthch@fuse. B101 - Flour Creek Church Center, Hwy. 177 E. net. Northern Owen Electric Cooperative: 8205 Hwy 127 N, B102 - Northern Pendleton Fire House, Northern P.O. Box 400, Owenton, KY 40359, 800-372-7612, School, Hwy. 177 E., Butler www.owenelectric.com. B103 - Southern, 320 Fairgrounds Rd., Falmouth Natural Gas AmeriGas: 137 Mullen Dr, Walton, Ky 41094, 859- C101 - Short Creek Baptist Church, PCHS, 654-6414. Falmouth Duke Energy: 139 E. 4th Street, P.O. Box 960, C102 - Southern Elementary, 320 Fairgrounds Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45201, 800-544-6900, www.duke-energy. Falmouth com. C103 - Floyd Wills Garage, PCHS, Hwy. 27, Midwest Gas: 806 Robbins Ave. Falmouth Ky. 859- Falmouth 441-8112. Paul Tuemler, Inc. L.P. Gas, 314 Old Nicholson D101 - Pendleton Library, Southern, Hwy. 27 S, Rd., Walton, Ky. 41094; 859-485-6556 or 1-800-533- Falmouth 2669. Superflame: 126 S. Main Street, Dry Ridge, Ky. D102 - Blanket Creek Baptist Church, Southern, 41035. 859-823-0139. Falmouth D103 - Oakland Christian Church, Southern, Public Water Services Falmouth City of Falmouth, 230 Main Street, Falmouth, 859-654-6937, Fax: 859-654-3603. Water & Waste Water Sup. Andy Richie, 601 WINERY Maple Avenue, Falmouth, 859-654-3328. Pendleton County’s Local Winery - Pendleton Water District: 331 W. Highway 330, P.O. Box 232, Falmouth, 859-654-6964. Supervisor: Rose Hill Farm Winery Ricky King. East Pendleton Water District: 601 Woodson In 1907, a postcard was addressed and sent to TJ Rd., P.O. Box 29, Falmouth, 859-654-2100, Fax: 859- Campbell at Rose Hill Farm, RFD 2, Butler, KY, from 654-3144. Supervisor: Wayne Lonaker. relatives in Covington. That postcard was the inspira- Bullock Pen Water District: P.O. Box 188, tion in naming Rose Hill Farm Winery, now located on Crittenden, KY 41030, 859-428-2112. Supervisor: Billy the farm that was settled in the mid-1800s by TJ Catlett. Campbell. Fifth-generation Campbell family members own the original homestead on KY 17 that was formerly Sewage planted in plum, apple, and pear trees. Where a former City of Butler: 102 Front Street, P.O. Box 229, dairy, tobacco, and cattle farm once thrived, now the Butler, 859-472-5015, Fax: 859-472-5173. farm is planted in grape vines and blackberries. City of Falmouth: 230 Main Street, Falmouth, Vineyard owners, Charles and Jenny Beetz, began 859-654-6937, Fax: 859-654-3603. the winery in summer 2010 with the harvest of the first mature crops of Traminette, Seyval Blanc, Catawba, Telephone Chambourcin, and Concord grapes. Along with the Cincinnati Bell Telephone: 201 E. 4th Street, P.O. grape wines, Blackberry and Apple Wines were added Box 2301, Cincinnati, OH 45202, 513-566-4101, www. to the winery’s production and sales began in fall 2011. cincinnatibell.com. Check the website for a list of festival dates and locations at www.rosehillfarmwinery.com. For the local Cable customers, Rose Hill Farm Winery can often be found Spectrum: 855-243-8892 on Saturdays at the Pendleton Farmer’s Market in Falmouth, May through October, where wine samples Trash Disposal are available along with the latest products and The City of Falmouth: 230 Main Street, Falmouth, Smoking Pig Tavern, Two Rivers Pizza and Spirit House 859-654-6937, Fax: 859-654-3603. in Falmouth. Rose Hill Farm Winery is located at 199 Rumpke of Kentucky: 1374 Bryan-Griffin Road, KY 17 North, ¼ mile from the intersection of KY 17 and Butler, 859-828-8171, www.rumpke.com. U.S. 27. 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 41 WOOL FESTIVAL

Kentucky Wool Festival October 2-4, 2020

Kentucky Wool Festival has a few simple goals they attempt to accomplish each year. They include, but are not limited to: To hold an annual event that takes place the 1st Friday, Saturday and Sunday in October. Be unique. Promote sheep, wool products, and the local community. Have heritage demonstrations going on throughout the festival. Offer activities for all age groups. Maintain a family oriented atmosphere. Provide an opportunity for community and school organizations, crafts people, and individuals to raise money as an alternative of door to door sales or fund rais- ing drives. Entertain the public by provid- ing an environment where the people can meet, have fun, hear live music, and learn about our history. Held on the Kentucky Wool Festival property beside Kincaid Lake State Park off of Hwy 159, the three-day festival brings over 30,000 to Pendleton County to enjoy the music, crafts, food and memories. 2020-21 GUIDE, Page 42 YOUTH FAIR Pendleton County Youth Fair purpose is to promote the development of youth through agriculture, cultural arts, education, industry and business to the general betterment of Pendleton County and its rural heritage through the facilitation of a county fair. The 2020 Youth Fair will be held July 25-August 1 with gates opening at 4 p.m. Be there and make memories with affordable family fun. Fair grounds is located at 68 Fairgrounds Road in Falmouth. More information can be found at www.pcyouthfair.com. Contact The Fair the Fair Board at pendletoncoyouth- Board consists [email protected]. of President Eli Mann, 2019 Miss Pendleton Co-Vice Presidents Michael Haven Wolfe Mann and Natalie Wolfe, Secretary Chelsea Heilman, Assistant Sec/Treasurer Felicia Caldwell, Ext. Agent for 4H/Youth Shelley Meyer, Ext. Agent for Ag Lindie Huffman, Ext. Agent for FCS Kenna Knight, FFA Advisor Jamie Mann, PC Beef Cattleman’s Association Jim Roseberry, PC Farm Bureau Association Rob McClanahan.

Photos by Lisa Arnold