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UPDATE: Escaped Somerset Man Wanted on Murder Charges Back in Custody
Update: The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office says a Somerset man wanted on murder charges has been arrested in Kansas. In a Facebook post, Sheriff Bobby Jones said 24-year-old Samuel Baker, along with 28-year-old Adriana Brown, were arrested in El Dorado. They were arrested there on local charges without incident. Baker had escaped his ankle monitoring device and left his home on Highway 39 last week.
Faubush, Kentucky: A Testament to American Resilience and Heritage
Nestled in the rolling hills of Pulaski County, Kentucky, the small town of Faubush is a living museum of American resilience and heritage. Established in the early 19th century, this quaint settlement has been a quiet observer of the nation's maturation, from the days of horse-drawn carriages to the digital age of today. The town's roots, deeply intertwined with family histories and pioneering spirits, reflect the melting pot of identities that have sculpted the United States. Faubush's genealogical records, tracing back to the 1850s, chronicle the life events that have knit the community's fabric tightly over generations.
Man indicted for murder in Kentucky arrested in Kansas
A man indicted for murder in Kentucky has been arrested in El Dorado.
Pulaski County man indicted on cyber charges
A Pulaski County man has been indicted by a federal grand jury in London on charges related to cyber intrusion, identity theft, and bank fraud, the U.S Attorney’s office for the Eastern District of Kentucky announced on Wednesday. Jesse Kipf, 38, of Somerset, was indicted on five counts of computer fraud, three counts of aggravated […] The post Pulaski County man indicted on cyber charges appeared first on Winchester Sun.
Alcalde, Kentucky: Unraveling the Mystery of a Town's Spanish Name
In the rolling hills of Pulaski County, Kentucky, lies the small town of Alcalde, a name that stands out with its Spanish meaning: 'mayor'. This unincorporated community, located 4 miles southeast of Somerset, presents a linguistic puzzle in an area primarily shaped by English and Native American influences. The unique name of Alcalde raises questions about the town's connection to Spanish culture and history, distinct from the surrounding region's narrative.