Koda is a sweet boy who wants to find his forever home sweetest dog great with small dogs but not big dogs as he was attacked by a big dog but doesn’t like chickens.
It resembles a push lawnmower, but Billy Wilkerson of the Simpson County Historical Society is using a ground-penetrating radar device last Friday at Hardin-Browning American Legion Post 109, 111 Montjoy St., Falmouth. More than 100 years ago, the site was an AME Church graveyard. The cemetery was relocated, but the device detected eight unmarked graves that were overlooked in the move. Photo by D. Franklin.
Tuesday, July 14, 2026
By D. Franklin FALMOUTH — The City of Falmouth has a deep and rich history with undeniable character that charms anybody who visits it.
Rex is on the smaller side and he’s young with a ton of energy. He just needs someone willing to spend time with him and show him the ropes. He is dog and cat selective.
Representing the team are from left to right: Riley Browning, Sarah Blackaby, Mylie Honnert, and Aubrey Mullins. Photo and information provided by Mallory Mullins.
Pendleton County High School’s Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps perform a wreath-laying ceremony, paying tribute to veterans past and present, during a dinner the school district put on on Veterans Day last week for the servicemen and women of the community.
Team Blau, guided by Mark Blau and Kasey McCandless, recently won their age group championship through the Pendleton County Recreation. The team competed in the fast pitch division for grades 4-6. Photo provided by Hayley Daugherty.
Pictured in front is Jack Miracle. Middle row left to right is Caleb Browning, Rowen Courtney, Denley Sturgill, Beckham Ross and Easton Stahl. Third row is Lewis Maddy, Wyatt Moore and Jameson Fields. The back row is the coaching staff of Jimmy Courtney, Zach Prewitt and Brandon Ross. Not pictured are Forrest Hanser, Jonah Hanser and Addie Jo Oldham. Photo courtesy of Caitlin Courtney.