We may be springing forward an hour early tomorrow morning, but right now we are going the opposite direction – turning back our calendars 20 years to March of 2004.
During the summer, the scariest thing in Pulaski County might be a rainy day at Lake Cumberland. But come October, the county’s ghouls, ghosts and goblins come out to play.
Noted announcer Michael Buffer is known for the catchphrase, “Let’s get ready to rumble!” That’s what Burnside is saying to those attending this weekend’s Labor Day event in “the only
By Christopher Harris
Commonwealth Journal Apr 10, 2021
6 hrs ago
Burnside Mayor Robert Lawson had much to share with the city council on Monday nightâs meeting agenda â including an unfortunate update on a situation surrounding a deed that the city thought it owned but doesnât. Christopher Harris I CJ
âWeâre finding out that deeds in this town are off.â
And Burnside Mayor Robert Lawson isnât sure who in the long-gone past is to blame for that, but âIâd like to dig them up.â
The tongue-in-cheek quip during Mondayâs meeting of the Burnside City Council was born out of frustration given the situation the city finds itself in over plans to build a multi-use community center that would also contain offices and facilities for the Burnside Little League.Â