Missing 2 dogs in the Science Hill KY area. Answers to Roswell and Mani. Roswell is a German Shepherd-Husky Mix, sort of looks like a coyote in her face/from a distance, her tail is a little bare due to dermatitis that is in the process of being treated. Mani is a German Shepherd-Husky-Lab mix that is black with a white chest and has three legs. They both have a red harness on them, Mani has a black leash attached to his harness still.

We're new to the area and don't have their tags on them as a result. If found, please dm me.

Even if they've been hit by a car or shot to protect livestock. I understand, just want to bring them back home. They are friendly.

I had called the local dog shelters and no report had been made about them being spotted or turned in.

Moving to Somerset and just ran into an agent saying we need to complete the application before they'll show us any places. Is this normal for the area? I haven't run into this in other areas so it set off alarm bells for me.

The lighting on the fountain was just too good not to share. Love catching little moments like this on a casual evening walk. ☀️💦

Hi there,

I recently relocated to the Somerset (Pulaski) area. I am looking for employment. This past year I have been substitute teaching in children's schools as well as working as a bartender/server in local restaurants. I am looking for something more consistent where I don't have to guess when I will be working.

I am a Vanderbilt graduate with corporate, overseas marketing experience and experiences in a wide variety of jobs. The job market seems to be sparse here - most positions online revolve around a CDL license or being a travel nurse.

Edit: I'm under the impression that many places are hiring, but likely don't use online platforms to post their open positions. Meaning I need to be pointed in the right direction to places that are typically hiring!

Please help!

Thanks

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Just called the police non emergency line on the neighbors, for setting off pipe bombs into our yard. They sent a single firetruck and no police. What the fuck somerset? There's no fire, theres felonies. What the fuck are the firefighters gonna do?

We are trying to build an adult volleyball community in Somerset, KY. See the Facebook page below!

https://www.facebook.com/share/g/17fFnmHSCU/?mibextid=wwXIfr

I am part of their existing community in Danville, and it’s so much fun. ❤️

My daughter is looking to get a summer job. She's 15, so there aren't that many options. What do you guys know of in the area? Thanks in advance.

Looking for Brave Adventurers Willing To Answer The Call!

Hey all, my name is Jonny B, but you can call me whatever you want. I'm looking for people who are local or semi-local (no further than Berea) who would be interested in playing roleplaying games with me and my significant other. We have, on a good day, two others who may be able to join, but it all depends on scheduling and time.

Our schedules are unorthodox, so we're available at times that probably aren't the norm. Regardless, we want to play and we want to play in person!

If you're interested, hit me up. You can reply to this message or DM me. I'm also on Discord at imaginarynscary!

Hi y'all! Imma just get into it,

I am a gay, agnostic Immigrant, who is thinking of moving to somerset one day.

I do like the pace of life, the small town vibes and the closeness to nature. And my boyfriend, who I hope to marry, wants to live there too, because he grew up In this culture.

having grown up in bigger cities and never having been to the states, I was wondering what the culture is like there, Towards a brown gay expat especially. Since I know the community is pretty small, orthodox and largely older people.

for instance what would the reaction be to PDA like holding hands, or a kiss, etc. And, would it be hard to make friends..?

thank you for taking the time to read, please be kind in the replies ❤️.

Hi guys! I am petitioning for the addition of a public aquarium in my community. It would help local businesses and would help benfite the local economy. The aquarium can benefit the community in so many ways, and I would love if you all signed my petition

Where are the community bulletin boards around town? Coffee shops? Restaurants?

Hello everyone. I am doing research regarding a boarding house that was shut down in my hometown in Western Ky for abuse. I am looking for any information about some connections to the boarding house that I found in the Somerset area. I found ties but that does not mean I’m accusing anyone of anything. I would like to make that clear. I would just like to know more about the people I found on the board of directors of the school and churches/christian school I found connected to those board directors.

If you have any information about the following individuals/ organizations/companies, connections they could have to Pilgrims Rest Boarding School, Kelly Vanderkooi, or have your own experiences you would like to share anonymously, please contact me at [email protected]

Pilgrims Rest Baptist Association

Directors / Officers

* BILL SOUTH, director

* CHRISTINA A VANDERKOOI, secretary

* JAMES MILLS, director

* JONATHAN M VANDERKOOI, vice president

* KELLY R VANDER KOOI, agent

* KELLY R VANDER KOOI, incorporator

* KELLY R VANDERKOOI, president

* NOAH BROUGHTON, director

* TIMOTHY RUSS, director,

* Trevor Reynolds, director

* WILLIAM SOUTH, director,

Saline Baptist Church

Bethesda Clinic Saline Baptist

Saline Christian Academy

Anyone else have family members die of COVID and use them? Word around town is Richard and Josh filled out those FEMA forms for the family reimbursements but pocketed the money just like he did with that theft situation at Pulaski funeral home back in 2012 Anyone know how we could check on this? We are still paying our bill but if he filled out that form and we didn’t receive the money to help cover the bill I wanna know.

My name is Autumn Martin, and I am a PhD candidate at the University of Louisville. I am conducting a research study under the supervision of Dr. Deborah Potter in the Sociology Department at the University of Louisville about the accessibility of reproductive and maternal healthcare in Kentucky.

I am seeking research study participants from the Kentucky area to participate in interviews lasting approximately one hour. This research is looking at the experiences of women in Kentucky who have had to seek care for pregnancy complications and loss within the last three years.

If you are someone in Kentucky who has needed to seek medical care for pregnancy complications or pregnancy loss in the last three years and are interested in participating in this research, please contact me through the email on the attached flyer.

Best,

Autumn Martin

[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

(502) 852-8044

PI Investigator

Dr. Deborah Potter

[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

5 Important Reasons to Flush Your Water Heater Regularly

Published by Home Pro Elite Property Maintenance

Flushing your water heater on a regular basis is a simple maintenance task that offers several important benefits for your home's plumbing system and overall comfort. Here are the key reasons why this routine should not be overlooked:

1. Prevents Sediment Build-Up

Over time, minerals and sediment from your water supply collect at the bottom of your water heater tank. If not removed, this build-up can create a barrier between the heating element and the water, making the heater work harder and less efficiently. Regular flushing removes this sediment and helps maintain the appliance's performance.

2. Increases Efficiency and Saves Energy

When sediment accumulates, your water heater needs to use more energy to heat the same amount of water. By flushing out the tank, you ensure that the heating element can transfer heat efficiently, which lowers your energy bills and reduces wear on the unit.

3. Extends the Lifespan of the Water Heater

Sediment and mineral deposits can cause corrosion and damage to the tank, shortening the life of your water heater. Regular flushing helps prevent this damage, allowing your water heater to function properly for many years and delaying the need for costly replacements.

4. Improves Water Quality

Sediment in the tank can make your hot water appear cloudy or have an unpleasant taste or odor. Flushing the tank removes these impurities, ensuring that the hot water you use for bathing, cleaning, and cooking remains clean and clear.

5. Reduces Noise

A build-up of sediment can cause popping or rumbling noises as the water heater operates. These sounds are caused by the water bubbling up through the sediment layer. Flushing the tank eliminates these noises and restores quiet operation.

Conclusion

Regularly flushing your water heater is an easy and effective way to improve its efficiency, prolong its lifespan, maintain good water quality, and lower your utility bills. Most experts recommend flushing your water heater at least once a year, but you may need to do it more often if you have hard water. Taking this simple maintenance step can save you time, money, and hassle in the long run.

we are building a lake house near the cumberland in Somerset next year. I'm looking for a small amount of office space in Somerset though that has very good internet (10gig and up). Anyone have recommendations or know someone that has space?

I am doing a Craft Club event in London in a couple weeks, this is my first one for this area so it is only $10 (instead of the usual $25) for this event! We are going to be making a galaxy painting suitable for little hands and minds. https://www.ticketor.com/c4craftclub/tickets

Hey, does anyone know Greg and Kim who own a farm in Science Hill? I need to get in touch with them.

• Do you experience sudden mood shifts? 
• Are there many ups and downs in your relationships? 
• Do you find yourself engaging in impulsive behaviors (e.g., overeating, substance use, self-injury)? 

If so, researchers at the University of Kentucky are inviting you to participate in a treatment study on borderline personality disorder. Eligible participants will be provided cognitive behavioral therapy at no cost. In addition to attending therapy sessions, research participation will involve completing a diagnostic interview to confirm eligibility, attending 3 follow up interviews, and completing online questionnaires. All study visits may take place in-person or via Telehealth. Participants will be compensated for the completion of follow-up assessments.

You may be eligible to participate if you:

• Meet criteria for borderline personality disorder following a study assessment 
• Are NOT using certain substances (e.g., opioids, methamphetamine) 
• Are 18 years or older 
• Live in Kentucky (visits are Telehealth, so anywhere in KY is fine) 

To initiate participation, you can visit this information/screening link to determine if you meet initial study criteria: https://redcap.uky.edu/redcap/surveys/?s=NNTNJEYRKE7KCNMT