Above: Kentucky State Troopers place a wreath on the grave of a fallen officer. Troopers are, from left: Kyle Reans, Brian Guilfoyle, Jeremy Moore and Jason Ritter. The grave is that of Kentucky State Police officer Herbert Bush and is located at the Evergreen Cemetery in Southgate, Kentucky. The Bush Family was from Butler.

The Law Enforcement Memorial Week was observed this year beginning May 12- May 18. Kentucky State Police at the Dry Ridge Post 6 have three officers who have paid the ultimate sacrifice and are buried in different regions of the Post 6 area. During this time, a select few officers are chosen to conduct a wreath laying ceremony at each of the grave sites to honor these Units and remember their sacrifice for the agency. The detail this year took place on Thursday, May 16th.

The drug offenders who were arrested in the roundup that took place on March 8 were in Circuit Court over the last two weeks. As reported in previous issues of The Falmouth Outlook, the paper will follow these cases all the way through until their end. Here is an update on the cases still in progress:

Carol Baldwin 1978. PTC. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 2nd or > off (< 2 grams heroin), MOC amended to first offense, GP. Persistent felony offender - 1st degree, DMOC. Sent 6/5. PSI.

Joseph Dalessandro 1962. PTC. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st off (> = D.U. drug unspec), GP. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st off (> = 10 D.U. drug unspec), GP. Trafficking in controlled substance, 2nd degree, 1st off (> = 20 D.U. drug unspec SCH 3), GP. Sent 6/19. PSI to be completed.

Kari Ellis 1988. Sent. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st offense (> = 2 grams methamphetamine). Two year sentence, probated five years w/conditions. Restitution pursuant to plea agreement.

William Douglas Ensor II 1981. PTC. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st offense (< 2 grams heroin). MOC amend to complicity. GP. Sent 6/5. PSI to be completed.

Jason Figgins 1977. PTC. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st off (> = 10 D.U. drug unspec); Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st off (> = 10 D.U. drug unspec). Wanton endangerment - 2nd degree. JT reset to 7/12. Final PTC 7/3.

Linda Griffith 1969. PTC. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st off ( = 20 D.U. unspec SCH 3), GP. Sent 7/3 PSI.

Randall Guttridge 1976. PTC. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st off (2 grams heroin), GP. Three year sent imposed. Probation denied at this time. Restitution.

Darlene Higgins 1966. PTC. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st off (> = 10 D.U. drug unspecified). JT reset to 6/13. Final PTC 6/5.

Tim Higgins 1959. PTC. Enhancement trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st off (> = 10 D.U. drug unspec). Reset to 6/13. Final PTC 6/5.

Eric Hurst 1979. PTC. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 2nd or > offense (<2 grams heroin), GP. Persistent felony offender, 2nd degree. DMOC.

Richard Lambert 1983. PTC. Enhancement trafficking in marijuana, less than 8 oz., 2nd or > offense, four cts. Enhancement trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 2nd or > offense, two cts. Enhancement drug paraphernalia-buy/possess. Wanton endangerment, 2nd degree. DMOC w/out prej.

Timmy Phillips II 1979. PTC. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st offense (> = 10 D.U. drug unspec), three cts, GP. Wanton endangerment, 2nd degree. Five year sentence imposed. Probation denied. Restitution.

Sarah Purcell 1984. PTC. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st offense ( > = 10 D.U. drug unspec), three cts, GP. Wanton endangerment, 2nd degree, GP. Five year sentence imposed. Probation denied at this time. Restitution.

Holly Roe 1983. Sent. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st offense (< 2 grams heroin), two cts. Three year sentence imposed. Probation denied. Restitution pursuant to plea agreement. Bond posted to be applied to restitution  ($90) court costs. Refund remainder to surety.

Serena Sears 1976. PTC. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st offense (< 2 grams heroin), six cts, GP. Flagrant nonsupport, GP. Four year sentence imposed. Probation denied at this time. Restitution.

Loretta Spear 1983. PTC. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st offense ( < 2 grams heroin), three cts, GP. Sent 6/5. PSI & drug court assessment to be completed.

Tiffany Thompson 1992. PTC. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st offense ( < 2 grams heroin), two cts; trafficking in marijuana, less than 8 oz, 1st offense. Drug paraphernalia-buy/possess. Wanton endangerment, 2nd degree. Reset JT 6/13. Final PTC 6/5.

Kevin Tucker 1959. PTC. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 2nd or > offense (< 2 grams heroin), three cts, MOC amended to 1st off, GP. Persistent felony offender, 1st degree, DMOC. Sent 6/5. PSI to be completed.

Robert Myron Young 1959. Sent. Trafficking in controlled substance, 1st degree, 1st offense ( = 10 D.U. drug unspec). Six year sentence imposed. Probation denied. Restitution per plea agreement.

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The Pendleton County Grand Jury met on May 15, 2013 and brought forth four indictments as follows:

Please join the Pendleton County Public Library Board and Staff on Friday, May 24 as they celebrate the completion of the new facility located at 801 Robbins Avenue. Opening and ribbon cutting ceremonies will be at 10 a.m. with refreshments, door prizes and children’s activities continuing until 5 p.m. Come enjoy a fun day and check out all that the new library has to offer! For questions please call 859-654-8535.

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Senior Austin Pyles signed an agreement to play football for Hanover College. Front row, from left: PCHS football coach Terry Brown, Austin’s grandmother, Jean Baumgardner; Austin’s brother, Hunter Oaks; Austin Pyles, Austin’s mom, Crystal Baumgardner and athletic trainer, Ashley Warrington. Back row: Marketing teacher Tony Hoess, assistant principal Chad Simms and athletic director Keith Smith.

By Roger McKinney, Reporter

Senior Austin Pyles took part in a signing ceremony on May 15 at PCHS.

Austin was awarded a football scholarship at Hanover College in Madison, Indiana.

Senior CheerCat captain Hannah Ammerman signed a Letter of Intent with NKU on Thursday, May 16. Front row, from left: Joy Antrobus, Carrie Ammerman, Hannah Ammerman, Brad Ammerman, Carolyn Ammerman, Terry Ammerman. Back row: Athletic director Keith Smith, assistant principal Chad Simms, attendance secretary Tammy Moore, CheerCat coach Kelley Carlisle, former CheerCat coach Sherry Wirth. Photo by Jackie Vaughn.

By Jackie Vaughn, Reporter

Senior CheerCat captain Hannah Ammerman joined an elite group of female athletes on Thursday, May 16 when she committed to continuing her cheerleading career at the next level. She signed a Letter of Intent with Northern Kentucky University in front of family, friends and faculty in the lobby of PCHS. She is one of only a select few cheerleaders from Pendleton County to ever achieve the feat of making a Division I team.

Family, friends and teammates joined Tyler Daugherty as he signed a Letter of Intent with Asbury University on Tuesday, May 14. Front row, from left: Eagles head baseball coach Bob Silvanik, Tiffany Daugherty, Tyler Daugherty, Travis Daugherty, Tanner Daugherty. Back row: Brent Yelton, Wildcat varsity baseball coach Aaron Biddle, Wildcat JV baseball coach Matt Harmeyer. Photo by Jackie Vaughn.

By Jackie Vaughn, Reporter

Athletes bound for collegiate play continue to pour out of Pendleton County as three more seniors committed themselves to schools and their respective sports programs last week.

The first to declare his intentions was Wildcats baseball star Tyler Daugherty who signed a Letter of Intent with Asbury University on Tuesday, May 14. Family, friends and faculty joined him for the occasion in the lobby of the school.

Remembering our military personnel this Memorial Day, Monday, May 27, 2013

In order for the staff at The Falmouth Outlook to observe the Memorial Day Holiday our office will be closed on Monday, May 27 and will open on Tuesday, May 28. Please observe the following early deadlines for the Tuesday, May 28 issue.

Classified deadline is Noon Thursday, May 23

Too Late to Classify is 9 a.m., Friday, May 24

Display Advertising, 5 p.m. Thursday, May 23

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Summer is almost here and Kincaid Regional Theatre is gearing up for its 2013 Season.

The Young People’s Summer Musical Theatre Workshop will present “Honk! Jr.” this year.  “Honk!” is the wonderful, charming, funny story of the ugly duckling and thirty six talented young people will be putting this tale of the barnyard on Kincaid’s stage beginning June 8 through June 15. Anyone, young or old, will enjoy this hilarious presentation and the musical numbers that help tell the age old story.

Whether a Bible scholar or not, most everyone knows the Old Testament story of Joseph and his coat of many colors.  “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” is the telling of that tale through many wonderful styles of songs from ballad to calypso and from rock and roll to jazz. The costumes will be dazzling, the dancing amazing, and the singing spectacular. This promises to be a thoroughly entertaining show. “Joseph” opens  July 6 and runs through July 27.

For more information and ticket reservations call the Kincaid office at 859-654-2636 or go on line at www.KRTSHOW.com.

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Gateway Community and Technical College is now enrolling students for their summer sessions. College Algebra will be offered in Pendleton County from June 4 - July 24. Class will meet each Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 - 11 a.m. All graduating seniors in the class of 2013 are eligible to take the class at half-price tuition costing only $210! The deadline to enroll is May 27 and all payment is due to Gateway by May 28. For additional information, questions or to enroll, contact Adam Hall at (859) 654-3325 option 4.

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