Somerset, KY News

• Somerset, KY News
• You can now scan your photo id to sign in at the Learning Commons.
• CORRECTION: Summer Financial Aid will be disbursed to students on their Higher O...
• Please note: Summer Financial Aid will be disbursed to students on their Higher...
• Pulaski carries Girdler to win
• SCC President and CEO Dr. Jo Marshall is shown front with UK College of Engineer...
• Dr. Marshall and Dr. Thomas Lester, Dean of UK's College of Engineering, sign th...
• Somerset Community College (SCC) and the University of Kentucky (UK) College of...
• Congratulations SCC graduates!
• Campbellsville University Porter-Bouvette School of Business and Economics is ho...
• Instructors: would you like a special LibGuide for your program or class for fa...
• Watch the 2012 Somerset Community College Commencement Ceremony online! (Note: v...
• The Learning Commons hours for summer will be: Somerset and Laurel campus: May...
• It's graduation day! The work is done and it's time to celebrate your accomplish...
• Sweet Art Derby Eve Event
• SUMMER 2012 PAYMENT DEADLINES: Deadline for payment for 4-Week, 6-Week, and 12-W...
• Check out the photos from the recent 2012 SCC Honors Night in London!
• SCC honored by The Aspen Institute AGAIN!
• Attention Graduates: Due to limited seating each graduate participating in Comme...
• Check out the SCC Learning Commons on FB.
• It's FINALS WEEK! Good luck!
• Math 120 and 150 reviews today in the Learning Commons at Somerset. 150 review...
• Friday Fun Fact: There are 1,167 community colleges in the nation with more tha...
• Jackson Energy is accepting applications for a full scholarships to the Lineman'...
• And the winner is... Brian Bentley from Monticello, KY! The prize is a Queen for...
• Phi Theta Kappa meeting at 5pm today in Somerset Learning Commons.
• World Book Night USA was celebrated on April 23, 2012 as a way to spread the joy...
• Please note that Friday is the last day to withdraw from classes get in touch wi...
• If you're in the vicinity of Somerset Community College at 3:30, come on by and...
• Learning Commons Hours during Finals Week: Somerset Campus: Monday - Thursday...
• Student Support Services is making a visit to the University of Louisville on Fr...
• Attention Students: New Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy for Financial Aid...
• The last day to officially withdraw at the discretion of the instructor and rece...
• Attention graduates: Cap and gowns are in and can be picked up at the Somerset/L...
• SPRING CAREER FAIR TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 2012 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM (ET) (Same time at...
• Learning Commons hours for Finals Week!
• Phi Theta Kappa meeting, Wednesday 5pm in LC Cafe at Somerset and Thursday at 5p...
• The SCC Learning Commons is a great place to study for finals. We will also be o...
• SCC Fruit of the Lens Photography Club invites all to attend the next meeting We...
• Fun at earth day!
• Come check out the Learning Commons booth at Earth Day and sign up for a FREE book!
• Happy Earth Day! Be sure to stop by SCC and join our celebration on the Somerset...
• It's time for Math Reviews: MATH 120 SESSIONS: • Tuesday April 24t...
• Do you do Pinterest? Follow the Somerset Learning Commons and share your interes...
• From April 23rd through May 2nd the Learning Commons will be conducting math tut...
• TODAY! Join us at 3 p.m. for music by the Afrikania Cultural Troup. The free eve...
• Thinking of transferring to a four-year college or university? Meet with reps...
• Book Buyback for Spring, 2012 has started and will end on May 4. Please make sur...
• It's Green Week! What will you be doing this week to help out mother earth
• Look who won an iPad!! Congrats to Brian Nichols of Somerset. He won an Apple iP...
• Leadership: Meaning Management and Exercise in Influence By Dr. Mike Searcy Att...
• National Poetry Month display at the Learning Commons
• Thinking of buying a new computer? The free information session TODAY can help...
• Looking to buy a new computer and not sure what to get? Come to today's workshop...
• Thinking of a career move? Here's a list of the best, worst and most stressful...
• The annual Earth Day celebration is right around the corner. Join us at the Som...
• Did you miss the TJ Maxx hiring event yesterday? Don't worry...you've got two m...
• Thinking of buying a new computer? This free information session can help make...
• TJ Maxx is hiring and doing interviews on SCC's campus. Stop by today. See the...
• Stop by the Adult College Fair in the Rogers Student Commons community room toda...
• The deadline for submissions for the SCC Fruit of the Lens photo contest is Sund...
• Help us celebrate National Library Week this week by visiting the Learning Commo...
• SCC's Theatre production titled “Sketches!” opens this weekend. The play is an e...
• Adult College Fairs offered at each of the six SCC campuses/centers on April 11,...
• What's inside your computer? Join Gary Cunningham TODAY in the Learning Commons...
• Student ID’s are BACK at the Laurel Campus! REMEMBER: To get your SCC Student ID...
• The annual Earth Day celebration is right around the corner. Join us at the Som...
• Have you ever asked yourself any of these questions: • What is a hard drive? • W...
• SCC is hosting a hiring event for TJ Maxx! They'll be hiring for all types of po...
• Field of Dreams
• The McCreary Center Poetry Workshops continue Wednesday April 18 at 5:00 PM firs...
• Get wired!
• Photo contest for all levels of photographers. See the flier below for more info.
• Bracket Winners for LC Math Maddness: First Place - Audrey Abner Second Place -...
• The Laurel Campus Learning Commons has increased it book collection. Stop by an...
• SCC, Campbellsville University and Lindsey Wilson College have joined forces to...
• The SGA cookouts scheduled for this week has been rescheduled for April 11 in So...
• Join Deanna for a "Taking control of your reading" presentation today from 3 to...
• Congrats to the SCC staff given the March 2012 "Bright Idea" Award -- Loretta Jo...
• Check out our new Timeline profile and let us know what you think! One nice fea...
• This brief video tutorial shows you step-by-step instructions for how to submit...
• The FAFSA is an annual application used for students seeking federal and state f...
• Join SCC's Fruit of the Lens Photography Club Wednesday, 11-12 as they welcome g...
• Check out the SCC Fruit of the Lens Photography Club traveling exhibit, appearin...
• SCC students using their skills to better our communities:
• Thinking of transferring to a four-year college or university? Visit with these...
• Water Hazard
• MOVIN’ ON
• Soup Bean Dinner today and tomorrow! For $4 you can get soup beans, corn bread,...
• The SCC Biological Seminar Series discussion will be held Thursday, March 22 wit...
• The Somerset Junior Woman’s Club and Clear Channel-Lake Cumberland will be hosti...
• Are you interested in being an SCC Student Ambassador? These students serve i...
• Interviewing: Communication and Impression Management Presentation by Dr. Mike S...
• Seriously...have you checked out the latest SCC News and Events page? You'll fi...
• Interesting article for those with jobs, looking for a job, trying to keep a job...
• There will be a Go2Transfer Fair co-sponsored by KACRAO and KCTCS on April 19, f...
• Tell us...did your team win yesterday?
• Date Correction: Did you know all Advanced Level Respiratory Therapist program a...
• Did you know all Advanced Level Respiratory Therapist program applicants are req...
• You see below that some of the Laurel Campus is cheering for their Wildcats!! Wh...
• Somerset Community College Faculty and Staff get into the March Madness Spirit w...
• Please join us in the East End Gallery located in Stoner Hall on the Somerset No...
• March 14th (3/14) is PI DAY!! If you are on the Laurel Campus, come celebrate wi...
• Pi = 3.14 Since today is 3/14, we're making it 𝛑-Day at SCC on the Somerset camp...
• Mark your calendars now to attend the Side-by-Side art exhibit at The Center for...
• March MADNESS Entertainment
• Phi Theta Kappa meeting Wednesday at 5pm in the Learning Commons Cafe on the Som...
• In Celebration of St. Patrick’s Day - The Learning Commons would like to invit...
• Interviews coming up? Dr. Mike will be going back to the basics and will share...
• Laurel Learning Commons – 2012 MARCH MADNESS BRACKET CONTEST!! Free to Enter!!...
• Congrats to the February 2012 Bright Idea Awards Recipients! This award recogni...
• Four year college reps on campus next week: Somerset North Campus: Monday, Marc...
• Somerset Community College – Laurel Campus Bookstore will be closed Thursday, Ma...
• East Bernstadt Needs MAN/WOMAN Power! Volunteers needed for clean-up efforts Wh...
• Casey County students win at SCC Teen Theatre Festival:
• No it's not a movie set. It is Downtown West Liberty after Friday's tornado! D...
• Historic Masonic building gets well-deserved facelift
• If you have been chosen for financial aid verification, all documentation is due...
• Atmos-fear
• Sirens send citizens to shelters
• Undecided and "Pending" Status Changes for Financial Aid Federal guidelines req...
• It may get bumpy today! In order to get important weather information for your...
• Have you stepped outside today? What an awesome afternoon. How are you enjoyin...
• Monthly Math Study Sessions on the Laurel Campus - Math 120 and Math 150 Student...
• Please congratulate the newest members of Phi Theta Kappa at SCC.
• Checkout the SCC Learning Commons on Pinterest. Special thanks to our Laurel Cam...
• There is a FREE Lunch, Monday, February 27, 2012 at the BCM Student Center from...
• Awesome Phi Theta Kappa induction at SCC today!
• Let's talk general education. There are new requirements for the block transfer...
• Do you suffer from gout or know someone who does? Make plans to attend today's...
• E'town execs offer hints to help resurrect Virginia Cinema
• Unearthing History
• There is a FREE Lunch, Thursday, February 23, 2012 at the BCM Student Center fro...
• Phi Theta Kappa induction is this Sunday 2pm until 4pm in meece. Phi Theta Kappa...
• In observance of President's Day, tell us who is your favorite president (living...
• There are no classes and the college is closed Monday, February 20, 2012 in obse...
• Oasis Cafe opens at Eagle Heights
• 911 officials promise $28K upgrade will end silly notification calls
• What are your goals? What are your passions? What are your dreams? Goal Sett...
• Interested in transferring to Morehead State University? If so, you won't want...
• Learning Commons at the Laurel Campus will be clsoing early today, at 5 p.m.
• Refining Moment
• Burnside gets classy
• Child porn suspect left disgusting trail
• Heavy Smoker
• Howl About That
• Can we reach you quickly when minutes matter? Do you want to receive a text wh...
• $85 million budgeted to finish Wolf Creek Dam repairs
• Grab some lunch and head on over to the Rogers Commons Community Room TODAY from...
• 12-year-old driver adds new meaning to 'kiddie car'
• Redistricting case heads to Kentucky Supreme Court
• A Sister Among Brothers-In-Arms
• Personal Goal Planning: Reverse Engineering OUR Lives By Dr. Mike Searcy What a...
• Happy Valentine's Day! Any SCC love stories out there? Care to share?
• Do tests stress you out? Learn how to control your test anxiety. Sessions tomor...
• Bumper Cars
• Bring your sweet tooth with you tomorrow! The SCC Relay for Life team will be ha...
• There is a FREE Lunch, Monday, February 13, 2012 at the BCM Student Center from...
• Join the Fruit of the Lens Photography Club today from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for a d...
• The Learning Commons will be closed today, Somerset campus. Stay warm!
• Celebrate Black History Month with the Laurel County Public Library Feb. 27 and...
• Be sure to check out our Black History Month display in the Somerset Learning Co...
• Trivia time. First student to answer correctly wins the Super Sunday T-shirt. Q...
• Did you know all Advanced Level Respiratory Therapist program applicants are req...
• Today is the last Super Sunday/Black History Month question and your last chance...
• Somerset on verge of becoming natural gas hub
• Old districts are back ... for now
• Morehead State University invites all KCTCS students to attend KCTCS DAY at MSU...
• Want to earn more money? Here are some jobs with $100K salaries and a two-year d...
• Interested in transferring to Morehead State University? If so, you won't want...
• SCC alumnus Jonathon Wilson is being inducted into the Super Sunday Hall of Fame...
• Are you attending Super Sunday? View both events under the "events" tab and let...
• Show me the Money!! Join us to go over details of your financial aid TOMORROW i...
• The Somerset Campus Learning Commons has new books. Stop in and check out the "N...
• Get your photo id today at the McCreary Center, 10am until 3pm!
• Way to go! "The Bridge" staff won 12 awards at the recent Kentucky Intercollegia...
• YES, YOU CAN! Feb. 12, 2012 has been proclaimed as KCTCS Super Sunday Day. Join...
• The SCC Lions Club will be having a Valentine Basket Fundraiser on Wednesday, Fe...
• The University of Kentucky representative Ryan Wagoner will be in SCC's Transfer...
• Get your photo id at the McCreary Center, Monday and Tuesday in the library 10am...
• Melissa Chmura was presented with the January 2012 "Bright Idea" Award for SCC a...
• Don't forget the Learning Commons in Somerset is open today 10am until 4pm. Sto...
• The University of Kentucky representative Ryan Wagoner will be in SSC's Transfer...
• Oh SNAP! We may have had beautiful weather in the past few days, but what if Phi...
• Are you on campus wearing your favorite NFL team gear? If so, come by the libra...
• Look who just popped in to pick up her T-shirt? Congrats Stephanie (our week #1...
• This week's trivia question: What was the name of the first African-American New...
• iRead, iThink, iRemember: How to read and comprehend in today's iWorld! Join u...
• Big Bang Theory
• It's trivia day!! Watch for the Super Sunday trivia question sometime before noon.
• Boil water advisory is lifted countywide
• Don't forget that tomorrow, Friday, February 3 is National Wear Red Day! Wear re...
• SCS to host Medal of Honor recipient
• Newspaper veteran name Publisher of Commonwealth Journal
• SCC Director of Cultural Diversity Elaine Wilson is shown here with Kentucky Gov...
• Congrats to Michael Johnson! As one of our weekly trivia winners, he stopped in...
• SUPPORT YOUR NFL TEAM! How? By wearing a jersey, sweats, or team colors. When?...
• Don't forget to sign up for tomorrow's blood drive at the Laurel Campus
• Kentucky children need expanded preschool
• You can save a life! Blood drive info: Tuesday, January 31, 2012, Somerset Com...
• Ready for today's trivia question? Remember, the first student to answer correc...
• GOP to challenge redistricting
• It's trivia day! We'll be asking a trivia question in a few hours. Watch this...
• Toeing the Line
• Hal Rogers critical of President’s address
• Thank you for attending today's Meet and Greet event from Graduation to Transfer...
• Do you plan to transfer? TODAY is the "Meet and Greet" "From Graduation to Tran...
• Realigned districts leave local officials in the dark
• Reminder: Financial Aid seminars are going on today at the McCreary and Clinton...
• County Attorney gets new detective
• Smoking Issue
• The scholarship application deadline is fast approaching for students planning t...
• There will be a Phi Theta Kappa chapter meeting on Wednesday Jan. 25th at 1:30pm...
• The Learning Commons will be open Saturday in Somerset and in Laurel 10am until...
• How does a career in fashion sound? Maurices Inc. will be visiting SCC soon t...
• It's MLK Trivia time! Reminder: the first student to answer the questions corre...
• City okays second reading of intention to annex ordinance
• Get ready for another MLK trivia question later today. Like last week, the firs...
• SOPA struggle hits the internet
• Bulking Up
• We know there have been a lot of changes in financial aid with the Federal Satis...
• Feel like you need to be a robot to understand your TI-83 calculator? Join Bill...
• If you're planning to transfer after graduating from SCC, you'll want to attend...
• SCC will be hosting the MLK Community Celebration on Sunday, January 15 at 2:00...
• The MLK Unity Breakfast is still on this morning, 8:30 - 10:00 in the CNB Commun...
• The 2012 application cycle for the Nursing Education Loan Repayment Program (NEL...
• Congratulations to Stephanie Smith for correctly answering "Nobel Peace Prize" t...
• Here we go! The first SCC STUDENT to correctly answer this question will receive...
• We've got a MLK trivia question coming up before noon. The first STUDENT to ans...
• If it snows and SCC closes or is on a delay, be aware of the notification proces...
• The hours for the Learning Commons at Clinton have changed this semester to allo...
• The SCC Learning Commons will be closed Monday for MLK Day.
• Somerset Community College Professor of Theatre Arts, Steve Cleberg, will conduc...
• We've got TRIVIA questions coming up about Martin Luther King and Black History...
• Take a look at our Graphic Novel LibGuide and participate in our quiz for a chan...
• If you are on a class waitlist, MAKE SURE you attend that class. You cannot add...
• Are you taking an online or hybrid class? Is your class web-enhanced? Come to th...
• If you would like more information on financial aid, KET will air a show that wi...
• Arsonist sentenced to five years in prison
• Democrat plan would divide Pulaski County into two districts
• Avery Countryman is first baby of 2012
• A new employee luncheon was held today to welcome all new SCC full-time employee...
• If you received an SCC email stating that one or more of your classes has been c...
• Mark your calendars for the annual Unity Breakfast on Friday, January 13 at 8:30...
• Friday January 6th (tomorrow) is the last day for winter blitz and orientation.
• It you sign up for classes that you are not planning to attend it is your respon...
• Rewards offered in Eubank and Lincoln arsons
• Interested in being part of the MLK Unity Choir? Open rehearsals start tomorrow...
• IMPORTANT NOTICE: Somerset Community College - All Locations - will open at 10:0...
• Not registered for Spring 2012 Classes? You still can during SCC's January Blitz...
• Why not charter schools?
• It's Official
• is Gas Price Rollercoaster ready to roll?
• Renovations scheduled at Hopkins Elementary
• Somerset Kmart spared
• Burnside employees get better insurance
• Anonymous benefactors pay off four more layaways
• A Hero's Welcome
• Invisible & Deadly Hazard
• Grand Central Blvd. repairs underway
• A dozen bicycles are delivered to needy children
• Science Hill votes to annex
• SPD Officer Brooks Barleston honored
• Just a reminder that after today, SCC will be closed for the holidays until Mond...
• Justification through Rationalization
• Somerset Councilors update city's sewer ordinance
• Somerset Refinery properties sell for $1,177,500
• God's Food Pantry is currently in need of plastic grocery bags. Donations can b...
• As a community service project, the Somerset Community College Fruit of the Lens...
• Hatfield adds two staffers; receives budget bump
• Congratulations to West Kentucky Community & Technical College for being named o...
• The Somerset and Laurel bookstore hours for the spring enrollment blitz will be...
• Are you prepared for winter weather? SNAP, the Safety Notification Alert Proces...
• Wreath auction raises $6,000 for SCC scholarships
• Burnside Police Deparment gets welcome support
• Hobby Lobby Gets a Lift
• The SCC Laurel Campus Cosmetology Program hosted kids for a special Christmas su...
• H.E.A.R.T.S. CLUB SOCIAL TAKE A BREAK from your final exam week!! Join us in th...
• Are you interested in transferring to Berea College after graduating from SCC? I...
• If possible, try to attend either the London Christmas Parade tonight at 7:00 pm...
• To commemorate the global AIDS epidemic, World AIDS Day is observed annually on...
• Quiz Whiz
• Parade will kick off yuletide season
• Attention all students: The deadline to apply for scholarships for the spring se...
• Your safety is the number one priority at SCC. For that reason, all students, fa...
• !!!!!!!SHOW ME THE MONEY!!!!!! Shawn Anderson, Financial Aid Director, will expl...
• If you are taking MT 150 join us for a review in the Learning Commons on the Som...
• Need some stocking stuffers? How about a book? The Wanda Bolze Annual Memorial...
• There is a workshop titled "Basic Conflict Management: Creating Positive Communi...
• Tai Chi will be today at 2:00 on the Somerset campus in the Meece Auditorium. Im...
• Somerset firm playing vital role in dam repairs
• Good rapport essential to learning
• Book Drive Toddlers to Teens Collection Dates: Nov. 28 – Dec.14, 2011 Help t...
• The Wanda Bolze Annual Memorial Book Sale will be held tomorrow, November 29, fr...
• SCC will be closed until Monday, November 28 for Thanksgiving. Enjoy the time of...
• Launch of philanthropy initiative draws people from 35 Kentucky counties to workshop at The Center
• FYI: The Somerset and Laurel Fitness Centers will be closing at 6pm Wednesday No...
• Somerset Community College Learning Commons at Somerset and Laurel will close at...
• Thanksgiving and Year-round Safety Tips: 1. If you choose to fry a turkey, do...
• SCC Fruit of the Lens Photography Club, as a community service and with cooperat...
• Celebrate Phi Theta Kappa Founder's Day today. If you are an SCC student with a...
• SCC Learning Commons is opened today, 10am until 4pm Somerset campus.
• Dr. Searcy presented his "Basic Conflict Management: Creating Positive Communica...
• There will be Tai Chi today in the Meece Auditorium at 2pm for anyone interested...
• Little Shavers
• Local 2012 elections expected to be busy
• Rotarians Rusty Butler, Tiffany Bourne and Dr. BJ Parson are shown front with SC...
• Representatives from three four-year institutions are set up in the Transfer Cen...
• Pre-Admission Conference Dates for Dental Assisting/Dental Hygiene
• Former Cafeteria worker sues Pulaski County Schools
• ‘(Hatfield) didn’t give us a chance’
• Try and make one of the workshops this week on Basic Conflict Management: Creati...
• SCC Laurel Campus held a Veterans Day Ceremony today at the flag poles in front...
• Don't forget to thank a Veteran tomorrow (and every other day!)
• U.S. Congressman Hal Rogers was the guest speaker at the 7th Annual John Sherman...
• New ordinance regulates Burnside Parks
• In an effort to provide foodstuffs for area families the four colleges in the Tr...
• Toyota teams with UNITE
• CHANGE IN HOURS: The Laurel North Learning Commons will be opening at 10:30 a.m....
• Dam repairs delayed to March 2014
• Listening is a complex process that involves more than our ears! Dr. Mike Searcy...
• A huge GORILLA was seen on the Laurel Campus on Friday in Building 2. If you see...
• The second year PTA students will be delivering their final presentations on dif...
• Test your movie knowledge for a chance to win a prize by taking the SCC Learning...
• State semis — Music to PCHS band’s ears
• Course evaluations (for BOTH In-Person and Distance Learning: Online/ITV courses...
• There will beTai Chi for anyone interested in participating TODAY at 2PM in the...
• Do you plan to TRANSFER? Attend the transfer information session Thursday, Octob...
• Stress Management Worshop today 3 - 4 p.m. in the Community Room, Somerset North...
• The final exam schedule for Fall 2011 semester is posted on the website here.
• Reminder: 11th Annual Monster Bash at Somerset Campus Meece Auditorium 6pm-8:30...
• Phi Theta Kappa Book Scholarship, available to SCC Phi Theta Kappa members $250....
• Breast Cancer Symposium set for tomorrow
• YOUR Student Government is holding a raffle and YOU could be the winner of a 42"...
• The University of the Cumberlands representative Russell Carr will be on campus...
• Film viewing today: Rise of the Superbugs. The film chronicles the developmen...
• REMINDER: SCC's Learning Commons presents...The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Wednes...
• The final exam schedule for Fall 2011 is set. Check out the website for more det...
• Join us for Transfer Transformation Day, Monday on all SCC campuses, 9am til 3pm...
• Weather doesn't dampen International Festival
• Zombie Walk
• SCC's Learning Commons presents...The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Wednesday, Oct. 2...
• During this academic year, Somerset Community College is participating in the Fo...
• Somerset missionary accused of sexual abuse in Belize
• Body of toddler discovered in McCreary County
• Man charged in bomb threat probe
• Ask a librarian!
• Your safety is the number one priority at SCC. For that reason, all students, f...
• SCC Workforce Solutions Department has a program that makes it easy to take high...
• The Pursuit of the Golden Can Food Drive Collegiate Challenge: SCC's Student Gov...
• Higher Education Center selects SCC to participate in national project The Joh...
• Look at our dedicated employee going the extra mile to support Breast Cancer Awa...
• Today's Tai Chi will be at 2pm in the PTA classroom (2nd floor of the Hal Roger'...
• The Advanced-Level Respiratory Therapist Academic Team from SCC Laurel Campus re...
• Firm Leash on Life
• 43,000-plus Pulaskians registered to vote in November
• Absentee balloting now underway
• Union College Representative Megan Tillery will be in the Transfer Center tomorr...
• Get painted pink! The Cosmetology Program at SCC is offering $2 nail polish appl...
• There is a FREE Lunch, Thursday, October 13, 2011 at the BCM Student Center from...
• SCC's Martial Arts Club's monthly meeting is Thursday, October 13th! We will be...
• SCC Surgical Technology students and faculty celebrated National Surgical Techno...
• The SCC Fiber Artie Crochet & Knit Club would like youto come join in the fun Oc...
• SCC's Multicultural Diversity Club's monthly meeting is Thursday, October 13th,...
• Somerset City Council narrowly OKs redistricting
• Cumberland Point to close temporarily
• SCC has the privilege of having the Ruth Hunt Wood Foundation Visiting Kenyan Ar...
• Important! Changes in Federal Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Requirements....
• The Physical Therapy Student Organization's monthly club meeting is tomorrow, Tu...
• The University of Pikeville representative, Haylee Combs, will be on campus tomo...
• Students in the Respiratory Care program at the SCC Laurel Campus hosted a booth...
• SCC student, James Alcorn of Stearns, receives welding scholarship. Frank McKinl...
• A showing of a film shot on SCC’s campus entitled A Liar’s Swag will be shown in...
• Animal Rites
• Lost & Found
• GOP’ers Running Hard
• Somerset woman nabbed in Wayne meth raid
• 2011 Heart Walk: Steps in the right direction
• It was a wonderful lecture this afternoon as part of the Smithsonian Journeys ex...
• Crops spared from recent patchy frost
• A Sure-Fire Success
• Oakwood given clean bill of health
• Enjoy and get some rest on SCC fall break: Wednesday October 5 thru Saturday Oct...
• Enjoyed Nancy Homecoming
• Pulaski County's Librarian: Check Her Out
• It's You Best Shot
• There is a FREE Lunch, TODAY, October 3, 2011 at the BCM Student Center (Somerse...
• REMINDER: SCC's Physical Therapist Assistant Program's Annual Open House is TOD...
• Sen. Williams faces ethics charge
• Eubank men arrested on meth charges
• Hobby Lobby coming to Somerset
• Good News at Eubank
• Tai Chi today at 2pm on the Somerset Campus (between Meece & Learning Commons if...
• SCC's Physical Therapist Assistant Program's Annual Open House is Monday, Octobe...
• Grand Jury to hear testimony in homicide-shooting case
• Local schools showing growth
• Local rally held for floundering Postal Service
• Local man survives fall in area cave
• Take the banned books quiz and stop by the Learning Commons in Somerset and at L...
• Students in the Practical Nursing program at the SCC Clinton Center recently par...
• Tai Chi today at 2pm on the Somerset Campus (between Meece & Learning Commons if...
• Anderson out at SWHS
• Reminder: The Phi Theta Kappa Informal Orientation/Induction will be held on Tu...
• Jen Crisp from Morehead State University will be on the Somerset Campus today, T...
• The Phi Theta Kappa Informal Orientation/Induction will be held on Thursday, Sep...
• Explore how our self-esteem can be reshaped and built up by changing how we comm...
• The Phi Theta Kappa Informal Orientation/Induction will be held on Tuesday, Sept...
• There is a FREE Lunch, Monday, September 19, 2011 at the BCM Student Center from...
• Check your KCTCS email for your invitation to Phi Theta Kappa honor society.
• Don't forget you can now stop by the Learning Commons on the Somerset campus on...
• Somerset Community College has EXTENDED Admissions hours on the Somerset campus!...
• Don't forget about Constitution Day Celebrations on the Laurel and Somerset camp...
• Advanced Level Respiratory Therapist Program Pre-Admission conference dates for...
• Tai Chi today at 2pm on the Somerset Campus (between Meece & Learning Commons if...
• U.S. 27 businesses invited to be annexed into Burnside
• Sex offenders rounded up
• A representative from Campbellsville University, Kenny Lawson, will be available...
• God's Food Pantry celebrates 30 years of service
• Your Tax Bills
• Your Tax Bills
• Try and make one of the Constitution Day Celebrations on either the Laurel or So...
• John Stratman, advisor for EKU’s College of Business and Technology, will be on...
• A Day of Reflection
• The Physical Therapy Student Organization's monthly club meeting is tomorrow, Tu...
• There is a FREE Lunch, Monday, September 12, 2011 at the BCM Student Center on t...
• SCC will be holding an open gathering on Monday, September 12, 2011, in order to...
• What does it maen?
• The day of indelible memories
• 9/11—A decade later
• Somerset Community College has EXTENDED Admissions hours! To accomodate our stu...
• Branching Out
• Sept. 11, 2001 is seared into our nation’s consciousness
• Our Post 9/11 Generation
• Siblings arrested in downtown burglary spree
• There are several 2nd bi-term classes added to the schedule today. Check with yo...
• We will be conducting a Transfer Advising Forum for students interested in trans...
• FRIDAY'S EVENTS (Somerset Campus North): *Hospital Orientation for Health Scien...
• SCC is closed on Monday, September 5 for Labor Day. Enjoy the day off and have a...
• 9th Annual Health Forum Sept. 13 at Center for Rural Development
• Labor Day Nostalgia
• The Multicultural Club Kick Off Meeting is today on the Somerset Campus (North)...
• FREE LUNCH TODAY from 11am-1pm at the BCM Student Center on the Somerset Campus!
• Troxtell's office gets clean audit report
• Wayne County Heritage Festival this weekend
• Elementary students prepare to cope with peer pressure
• On the Somerset Campus (North) this Thursday (September 1st), the Martial Arts C...
• You are invited to attend Somerset Campus Transfer Center Open House in the Har...
• TODAY'S EVENTS: Laurel Campus (North): *Blackboard Workshop, 10-11am & 2-3pm, HS...
• There is alot going on today on different campuses! Laurel Campus (North) - Blac...
• Don't forget the Learning Commons is now open in Strunk on Saturdays 10am-4pm on...
• $100,000 granted to boost recycling
• Two SPD Officers honored
• SGA Cookout and Club Fair today, Thursday, August 25, from 10:45 to 1:30 pm on t...
• Domestic case turns violent
• Milk Shake
• County borrowing more than $200,000 to pay for legal fees
• Getting to know your TI-83 Calculator Presented by: The Learning Commons Thur...
• Don't forget about the Student Government Cookout/Club Fair! FREE food and FREE...
• Flag Football Sign-Ups: Sign-up by team or individually. SCC’s Flag Football lea...
• Are you taking an online or hybrid class? Is your class web-enhanced? Come to t...
• Are you taking an online or hybrid class? Is your class web-enhanced? Come to t...
• There is a FREE LUNCH today, Monday, August 22nd, at the BCM Student Center on t...
• Back to the Books
• Reminder: SCC's Baptist Campus Ministry (BCM) is serving free lunch on campus to...
• Sen. Rand Paul faces Pulaski County electorate
• County's magisterial districts are realigned
• SCC's Student Government Cookout/Club Fair is NEXT WEEK! FREE food and FREE inf...
• SCC announces the Student Ambassadors for 2011-2012. The Student Ambassadors ser...
• What a beautiful photo! Kevin Bradford, professor at the Laurel Campus, took the...
• SCC's Physical Therapy Student Organization will be meeting today at 3:30 in the...
• Welcome back students to SCC. Hope your first day was a success!
• It’s time again to elect a new Secretary/Treasurer for SCC’s Student Government...
• This is how today's music entertainment artists, including Will.I.Am, U2, etc.,...
• The SCC Safety Team with the approval of the SCC Leadership Team has changed the...
• Fall Schedule for Learning Commons: Somerset Campus: Monday-Thursday: 7:45am-7...
• Are you taking an online or hybrid class? Is your class web-enhanced? Come to th...
• SCC Theatre announces open auditions for its 2011/12 season. The auditions will...
• $1.8 million EDA grant to fight flooding in city, help wastewater plant
• Virginia Lawn Chair Theater this Friday
• First Day of School!
• Rep. Hal Rogers supports keeling local post offices open
• Current Events
• Jurassic Joke: Two Somerset teens enjoy ‘good, clean fun’
• Knights Inn robbed by knife-wielding masked bandit
• It's not too late to register for classes! SCC's Fall Frenzy will be held on the...
• Somerset policeman hurt during burglary in progress
• SomerSplash worker sues mayor and city
• 'Pretty hot days' still ahead
• Stroke of Bad Luck
• Congratulations to all the new employees that were introduced at the New Employe...
• Hal Rogers supports Republican vote on debt crisis
• Two candidates running for District 2 School Board Seat
• Clearing up the Confusion
• Burning Desire to Win
• Court wonders: Trash or Treasure?
• Mf. vernon motorcyclist dies of injuries
• County reeling over death of infant
• 2011 Pulaski County Fair Pageant Winners Announced
• Pulaski County Fair Board asks county for help
• Pulaski Court of Justice Plaza Fountain safety restored
• Congratulations to Randall Dugger, SCC Construction Technology student, who rece...
• DID YOU KNOW… The SCC Bookstore is NOW Renting Textbooks. Rent your textbook, yo...
• Don't forget about Family Fun Night/Career Fair this afternoon from 4-8 pm. Bring your kids and let them enjoy the inflatables and games while you check out the program information and career opportunties. Somerset Campus/Rogers Student Commons.
• Check out the nails that were done by SCC Clinton Center Cosmetology student, Janeen Earwood. Janeen recently placed 4th at the Skills USA National Competition. If you are interested in the Cosmetology program, there are still slots available at the Clin
• Don't forget about Family Fun Night and Career Fair on Friday, July 22, from 4-8 pm on the Somerset Campus. This is a free event and the public is encouraged to attend. Learn about SCC programs, talk to area companies about career opportunities and
• Here is a link for up to date information about financial aid and new bookstore procedures.
• His Family's Honor
• Oink! If you like Moola! Enroll now for guaranteed tuition to get next year’s classes at this year’s rate. Visit kctcs.edu and click on the piggy for more details.
• Mark your calendars! SCC will be having a Family Fun Night and Career Fair on Friday, July 22, from 4-8 pm on the Somerset Campus. This is a free event and the public is encouraged to attend. Learn about SCC programs, talk to area companies about career
• Are you needing to take a CPR course? SCC offers CPR classes through our Workforce Solutions CPR Training Center. For more information contact Training Center Coordinator, Linda Lawson, at 606-878-4727, or view the information online at
• SCC Criminal Justice students won 1st place at the Skills USA National Competition in the Crime Scene Investigation category. Pictured left to right: David Gray, SCC Criminal Justice Instructor; Tim Haynes of Pulaski County, 1st place team member; Dennis
• SCC will be closed on Monday, July 4th. We will reopen on Tuesday. Have a safe and fun holiday!
• Save a Piggy and enroll during guaranteed tuition. You can get next year’s classes at this year’s rate. Visit kctcs.edu and click on the piggy for more details.
• Fireworks Fizzle?!?!
• A Boaring Problem
• Berea accident claims victim from Somerset
• L&N Federal Credit Union breaks ground for new office
• To make the Dean's List, students have a 3.5 GPA or higher. The full-time students with that honor are listed here. Way to go students!
• Congratulations to three SCC Surgical Tech students who have been inducted into the Association of Surgical Technology National Honor Society: Stephen Hall Jr, Roberts Frank Vaughn and Sara Melton.
• Congratulations to the graduates of SCC's Physical Therapist Assistant Program for 2011. They achieved a 100% first-attempt pass rate on the national certification examination.
• 2011 Raft-Up will return to Lake Cumberland
• The NEW Learning Commons providing library and tutoring services will open on Monday June 13th on the Somerset campus. Our newly renovated space in the Strunk Learning Resource Center will provide students with access to computers and new technologies in
• The 8 week summer classes at SCC start Monday-June 13, enroll today!!
• The NEW SCC Learning Commons providing library and tutoring services will be opening June 13th on the Somerset campus, Strunk Building. Summer hours: 7:45am-6pm, Monday thru Thurday and 8am-4:30pm on Friday.
• Somerset Community College has been ranked as one of the nation’s 120 best community colleges by the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program. To learn more:
• SCC and other emergency service agencies will be conducting a “mock disaster”, Friday, June 10 on the Somerset Campus. SCC wants the public aware of the mock disaster and to not be alarmed. It will just be a drill and training exercise. To re
• "A Teacher's Teacher"
• Veteran Teacher Returns as Principal
• SCC credits made available to students at Somerset High School, Pulaski County High School and Southwestern High School. Read the article online at
• Ship Shape
• Coroner begins search for new office
• SCC credits made available to students at SHS and county schools
• SCC Casey Center Crusaders raised over $500 for the Relay for Life. Members of the team were: Terry Buis, Sarah Cheatham, Dwight Dearringer, Nancy Dearringer, Joshua Emerson, Judy Floyd Sapp, Carol Lane, Deana Livengood (captain), Eric Livengood, Ryan Li
• CJ Advertising and Composition staffers win top KPA Prestige Award
• Milll Springs ready for Memorial Day visitors and activities
• Compassionate Relief
• Legg's request for ballot recanvass scheduled today
• It's time to sign up your kids for Kids Kollege! It is offered in 2, four-day sessions for children ages 6 - 12. Session #1 is June 20-23, and Session #2 is June 27-30. Follow the link to learn more:
• You still have time to save a big loot! Register for next year’s classes at this year’s rate and save. Find out if you qualify at kctcs.edu.
• Have YOU Hugged a First Responder lately? Nat'l EMS Week is May 15-21. This year's theme is Everyday Heroes. A fitting theme for the excellent work EMS personnel and firefighters do every day. Show your appreciation by saying "thanks"
• The Wright Choice for SWHS
• Somerset Community College Omicron Zeta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), the academic honor society for two-year colleges, held their annual ceremony to induct new members on Sunday, March 27, in Meece Auditorium on the SCC Somerset Campus.
• Due to low registration, The Center for Rural Development has cancelled the BEST Summit which was scheduled for Tuesday, May 10. They will probably reschedule at a later date.
• Congratulations to all the students who participated in Commencement on Friday night. Here is the link to view snapshots taken at the event. You can view the pictures by watching a slideshow or click on the individual pictures and you can print or save t
• The Story Behind the Lyrics
• Crane reunion Saturday at 5p.m. at Beacon Hill Baptist Church
• Learning Commons (Library and Tutoring Services) Operating Hours for Summer: Somerset campus: May 9-June 10: Monday-Friday: 8am-4:30pm June 13-August 4: Monday-Thursday: 7:30am-6pm and Friday: 8am-4:30pm Laurel campus: May 9-August 4: Monday-Friday
• You can now view the photos from Honors Night and print or save the ones you want to keep. Hope you enjoy!
• The Center for Rural Development is hosting BEST Summit (Bringing Employers and Students Together) on May 10 from 3-7 pm. If you are looking for a job, this would be a great opportunity to network and connect with businesses in Pulaski County that could
• Attention all students: Check with the SCC bookstore before you sell a book back to another vendor. You want to get the best price for your books so check first before you sell to someone else! FYI: The SCC bookstore gives a percentage of sales back to t
• Check out the cool video on FAFSA!
• SCC Somerset Campus will host a panel of speakers on the topic of the Eqyptian Revolution. The panel is a group of women who have unique insights into the current events. It will be held Thursday, April 28 at 7:00 pm in the Community Room of the Harold R
• All are invited to the McCreary Center, bldg 2, Monday, April 25, at 6 pm, for poetry reading to celebrate National Poetry Month. It is organized by students Jonathan Whitehead, Milton Watson and Donna Williams. The readings are open-mike and can include
• Russell Carr from the University of the Cumberlands will be on the Somerset Campus tomorrow, April 26 from 9:30 am-1:30 pm. He will be located in the Transfer Center, room 208 in Student Commons. He will also be at the McCreary Center on Wednesday, April
• Somerset Community College was named to the top 20 Best Places to Work in Kentucky at an awards dinner held on April 20. This is the sixth year that SCC has been named one of the winners.
• Important: Spring 2011 Course Evaluations are now online! Login to Blackboard and look for the “Course Evaluations” box on your “My eCourses” page.
• The SCC Laurel PRIDE/Ecology Club braved the elements and participated in the Annual Laurel Lake Cleanup on Sat. April 16. Participating students were: Latosha Colwell, Andrea Thompson, Samantha Grubb, Tonya Davidson, and Chris Collett. Absent from the p
• Yesterday KCTCS signed a new Go2Transfer agreement with Morehead State University! This agreement allows students to apply their associate in applied science degrees from KCTCS toward the completion of an online bachelor of university studies in professi
• Just a reminder: This is TODAY! Test Anxiety Workshop. Feeling exasperated when exam time comes? Do quizzes make you feel queasy? Are tests making you feel testy? Then come learn about test anxiety and some techniques for managing it. Wednesday, April 2
• The staff of the SCC student newspaper, The Bridge, captured a record 18 awards at the Kentucky Intercollegiate Press Association (KIPA) Conference. The event was held recently at the Hyatt Regency in Louisville. Congrats to Larissa Watkins, Chad Tyner,
• Come and support the Cosmetology Club Hot Dog & Bake Sale on April 26, from 11:00 - 1:30 pm on the SCC South Campus @ the Cosmetology Department. 100% of proceeds will be providing money to state winner for national competition in Kansas City. Meals
• Workforce Solutions will offer Intro to PowerPoint on Tues and Thurs, April 26 & 28. The class will be on the Somerset Campus South in Bldg 2, Room 205, from 6:30-8:00 p.m. each evening. This hands-on course will offer the basics of PowerPoint to ena
• Test Anxiety Workshop. Feeling exasperated when exam time comes? Do quizzes make you feel queasy? Are tests making you feel testy? Then come learn about test anxiety and some techniques for managing it. Wednesday, April 20 in the Community Room at 3:30 p
• Congratulations to Chris Garland! Chris, SCC student in the Physical Therapist Assistant program, has been named to the USA Today® All-USA Community College Academic Team. She was honored along with 19 other national winners at a ceremony in New Orle
• Don't forget that Earth Day is this Sunday on the Somerset Campus from 1-5 pm. There will be a lot of interesting, educational and fun demononsrations and hands-on activities for everyone to enjoy!
• Fatman's Paradise BBQ reopens
• Federal budget cuts would close nine fish hatcheries
• LCRH opens 29-bed neurosurgical wing
• SCC is proud of the first graduating class in the Pharmacy Technology program on the Laurel Campus. The Pharmacy Technology program began the fall semester 2010 and is a one year program that prepares an individual to become a certified pharmacy technici
• Buying a Computer –What does that mean?!?!?!? Computer ads are so confusing. How do I know what I need? Can I buy the cheap one? How do I know if a great deal is really a great deal? Dr. Gary Cunningham will give us tips on how to make the process
• Check out the cool video on FAFSA!
• Somerset and Laurel Campus bookstores will be starting buyback Monday, April 18 through May 6th. A drivers license is required to sell back books.
• Buying a Computer –What does that mean?? Computer ads are so confusing. How do I know what I need? Can I buy the cheap one? How do I know if a great deal is really a great deal? Dr. Gary Cunningham will give us tips on how to make the process easie
• Over 65 students, faculty, and staff members of Somerset Community College picked up trash in the 3rd Annual Hwy 27 PRIDE Clean Sweep Day on April 1. SCC cleaned up most of Monticello Street, from the south intersection of Hwy 27 and Monticello Street no
• KCTCS Go2Transfer now allows applied associate students statewide to transfer to one of the following bachelor programs at Campbellsville University: criminal justice, business administration, business management, early childhood education and interdisci
• There will be a Transfer Fair on the Laurel Campus and Somerset Campus, Thursday, April 7. Laurel is from 9-11 am and Somerset is from 1-3 pm. Come meet college and university admissions counselers and learn how to transfer to a 4 year college. Some of t
• I’m All Stressed Out… and I need HELP!!! Come to a workshop and learn various strategies and methods to assess your level of stress and manage your response to some of life's difficult challenges. The workshop will be conducted by Georg
• Tomorrow is our Go2Transfer signing with Campbellsville University! This event will kick-off a statewide agreement for the KCTCS applied associate programs to transfer to one of the following bachelor program at Campbellsville University: criminal justic
• The 9th Annual Harriette Arnow Conference will be held on Friday, April 8 in the Harold Rogers Student Commons on the Somerset Campus. The theme is Appalachian Voices: Contemporary Women's Voices from Arnow's Heartland. For more information con
• Mark your calendars for the 6th Annual Earth Day Celebration on Sunday, April 17! Bring your family and friends to a fun and educational day packed full of activities, wildlife exhibits and green domonstrations. It will be held on the SCC Somerset Campus
• Tim Sizemore from Union College will be on campus tomorrow, Wednesday, March 30 from 10:00 am – 1:00 pm. He will be set up in the corridor outside the grill area in Student Commons on the Somerset Campus.
• The Self Esteem Workshop presented by Mike Searcy will be presented at the McCreary Center tomorrow, Wednesday, March 30 at 4:00 pm in Room 108. If you missed the one in Somerset, this is your opportunity to attend.
• GET WIRED! Dr. Gary Cunningham will present a workshop on Thursday, March 31 at 3:30 pm in the Community Room. What exactly is a hard-drive, CPU and memory? What does a motherboard do? Do you really need to buy a new computer, or can you improve the one
• It doesn’t have to end this way! Current students: receive next year’s tuition at this year’s rate. Learn more about our guaranteed tuition program at
• REMINDER: You are invited to come and hear Crystal Wilkinson as she speaks on "Women Holding Up the World: Exploring Rural African-American Women Through Fiction." Thursday night, March 24 at 7:00 pm in the Community Room of the Rogers Student
• SCC Biology Faculty is holding a community-wide film viewing and panel discussion on The Vaccine War, today at 5:00 pm in the Community Room of the Rogers Student Commons. The film examines the debate between the public health establishment and a coaliti
• Don't forget about MARCH MADNESS REGISTRATION this Wednesday and Thursday on the Somerset and Laurel campuses. Win an iPad by registering for classes during the month of March or at March Madness. SGA is sponsoring a cookout both days on both campus
• Do you know the difference between grants, scholarships and loans? Do you know that you can work on-campus as part of your financial aid package? There will be a financial aid workshop on Wednesday, March 23rd from 11-12 pm on the Somerset Campus in the
• Win an iPad by registering for classes during the month of March or during MARCH MADNESS REGISTRATION held on March 23 and March 24 at the Somerset and Laurel campuses.
• Interesting article for all to read titled-Students Loans: How excessive debt limits career options.
• All students, faculty and staff are invited to attend a workshop on March 30 at 4 p.m. in room 108-Building 1 at the McCreary Center. The topic is: Self-Esteem, Positively Shaping the Way We Think. Dr. Mike Searcy invites us to come learn and explore how
• Tomorrow, Tues. March 15 is SCC’s Dress in Blue Day for Colon Cancer Awareness. There will be a booth set up in the Harold Rogers Student Commons Corridor on the Somerset Campus that will have information and some giveaways. Please stop by and sh
• MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Crystal Wilkinson will be the guest speaker at SCC for Women’s History and Poetry Month. Wilkinson will speak in the CNB Community Room of the Harold Rogers Student Commons located on the Somerset Campus at 7:00 p.m. on Thursda
• Happy Spring break, everyone!
• We are being challenged by surrounding colleges for a food drive. Lets show Kentucky Harvest that SCC students stand above the rest and please help your student government to raise as much food as possible between March 7 through April 15th. If any quest
• Walker setting healthy example for students
• Science Hill Has Got Talent!
• Thursday, March 3 from 3:30 – 4:30 pm, all students, faculty and staff are invited to hear Dr. Mike Searcy on the topic Self-Esteem: Positively Shaping the Way We Think. It will be held in Student Commons 213. Dr. Mike Searcy invites us to come lea
• SCC's Super Sunday event is this Sunday, February 27 at Davis Chapel AME Church in Somerset. To learn about the event, check out the link below.
• Local man wanted in Boyle arrested on sex charge
• Local man charged with DUI after crash
• Supreme Court refuses to revisit Ten Commandments case
• Wilson's attorney seeking new trial
• Pulaski man perishes in ATV wreck
• Lawsuit against deputy dismissed
• SCC Lions Club held a Valentine’s Day fundraiser to help provide vision care to students with a financial need. Julie Petry, Instructional Specialist for the Clinical Lab Technician Program, was the winner of the basket. The SCC Lions Club has help
• Dr. Gerald Smith, Professor from UK, will be the guest speaker at the 6th Annual John Sherman Cooper Lecture to be held in the CNB Community Room of the Rogers Student Commons located on the Somerset Campus, Wednesday, February 23, at 2:00 pm. Admission
• Mark your calendar for February 27. It is our Super Sunday event held at the Davis Chapel AME Church in Somerset. The worship service begins at 11:00 am and following the service, we will have a college fair set up for you and your family until 3:00 p.m.
• Fountain Square to be renovated under agreement
• Winter Wallop
• County tackling Towering Hills flood problem
• Tonights performance of the UK Singers has been canceled due to the weather.
• All locations of SCC are closed today, Thursday, February 10, due to weather conditions.
• All locations of SCC will close today, Wednesday-February 9 at 5:00 p.m. EST. due to inclement weather. All classes beginning at or after 5:00 p.m. tonight will not meet.
• Water rate hike complaints flow
• Community Pride
• You guessed right: Snow on the way
• Baptist Express Care clinic welcomed
• Meredith Frye, Store Manager of Maurices in Somerset Mall, was recently on the SCC Campus recruiting students enrolled in business classses to participate in a 10 week paid summer internship. During the 10 week internship, the students will spend time on
• Attention Students: Financial Aid will be disbursed to student debit cards on Thursday, February 24th.
• We're making plans for the first-ever Super Sunday event. We’ll be Davis Chapel AME Church in Somerset to share information about the college planning process on February 27 at 11 a.m. Please join us and bring your friends!
• Runnin' Wild
• 'A Perfect Fit'
• SCC Lions Club Valentine Basket Fundraiser will be Wednesday, February 9 and Thursday, February 10 from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm in the Harold Rogers Student Commons corridor. The drawing will be at 3:00 pm on Thursday. The tickets are $1.00 each or 6 fo
• Russell Carr from the University of the Cumberlands will be here tomorrow (February 8) from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm. He will be set up in the Transfer Center Room 208 in Student Commons.
• A Flushing Success
• Water rate hike hurts fire departments
• Burns claim fire victim
• SCC will be hosting the UK Student Singers to celebrate Black History Month. The performance will take place in the CNB Community Room of the Rogers Student Commons on the Somerset Campus, Thursday, February 10 at 7:00 p.m. The UK Student Singers are exp
• Blackboard buys Presidium
• National Symphony Orchestra to perform here
• Burning Question
• SGA is having a meeting tomorrow @ the Somerset campus. If anyone has any thoughts or idea's for student government please contact Tonya Davidson @ THILL0056@kctcs.edu. I welcome all campuses to become more involved and bring your idea's to the
• A representative from the University of Kentucky will be available on the Somerset Campus, Thursday, February 3 from 11-2 pm. They will be setup in the corridor outside the grill and vending area in the Harold Rogers Student Commons.
• A representative from Campbellsville University will be on the Somerset Campus tomorrow, February 1, from 10-1 pm. They will be setup in the corridor outside the grill and vending area in the Harold Rogers Student Commons.
• On Feb 23 from 10-3 pm, a representative from Herff Jones Cap & Gown will be available at the SCC Bookstore in Somerset to measure for cap and gowns. They will also be taking orders for class rings and nursing pins. If you can't get to the SCC B
• The scholarship application deadline to receive first priority is March 1 for the Fall 2011 semester. All current and prospective students are encouraged to apply for scholarships. There are academic and needs-based scholarships available as well as scho
• There is a new program on the Somerset Campus called Student Support Services (SSS). It offers FREE tutoring, FREE tickets to cultural events, FREE mentoring, FREE visits to 4-year colleges, FREE workshops on topics of interest to students, personalized
• The Pharmacy Technology Program Pre-Conference scheduled today (January 26, 2011, at 3:00 pm--Laurel North) has been rescheduled for February 23, 2011 at 3:00 pm.
• Understanding Domestic Violence On Monday, January 31, at 2:00 pm-3:00 pm in the Rogers Community Room, Amy Oakley from the Bethany House will present the topic "Understanding Domestic Violence" for our students, staff and faculty. Feel free
• All locations of SCC will be closed on Friday, January 21, 2011 due to weather conditions.
• All locations of SCC will close at 5:00 p.m. EST on Thursday, January 20, 2011 due to weather conditions.
• The Pharmacy Tech Program recently received a donation from Saint Joseph-London. The Hospital donated an IV flow hood and a laminar flow glovebox isolator to SCC when the hospital moved into their new facilities. This donation will benefit the students t
• Join us February 27 at the Davis Chapel AME Church in Somerset for our first-ever Super Sunday event. We’ll be at the church from 11-2 pm to share information about the college planning process. For more Super Sunday information go to:
• Mark your calendar for Sunday: The SCC Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Celebration will be held at First Baptist Church this Sunday, January 16 at 2:00 pm in the fbc2 sanctuary. The speaker is Dr. Betty Sue Griffin and the presentation title is "
• Battle of Mill Springs’ 149th anniversary on January 22 won’t feature reenactment
• Topsy Turvy Year-- Part 2
• If you want to be notified of school closings, sign up now for SNAP! If you haven’t already signed up this year, you need to do it now. Sign up as a first time user at kctcs.edu/snap and you’ll receive text messages via your cell phone or ema
• Don't forget about the SCC Unity Breakfast, celebrating the life of Martin Luther King, Jr., on Friday, January 14 at 8:30 am in the CNB Community Room of the Rogers Student Commons. The speaker will be William H. Wilson, retired Deputy Executive Di
• SCC will be closed Wednesday, January 12, 2011, due to weather conditions.
• SCC will close, due to inclement weather, at 5:00 p.m. EST on Tuesday, January 11, 2011.
• SCC will be conducting an introductory class in the art of ceramics and pottery, Saturday, Jan. 22 and 29, in the new state-of-the-art studio at the SCC McCreary Center. The Jan. 22 class will meet from 11 am - 4 pm, and the Jan. 29 class will meet from
• London campus new cafeteria will open starting Monday January 10th. It will be open daily from 10:30 to 1:30. Please come by and grab a bite to eat. It is located in LN2 building downstairs. Hope to see everyone there.
• Student Ambassadors for 2010-2011
• Jim Wilson returns to school board
• Food Pantry helps 1,200 with food baskets
• The Physical Theraphy Assistant Program pre-admission conference dates for Spring 2011 are: Tues., Feb. 15 at 6 pm, and Tues., March 15 at 1 pm. They will be held in the Community Room of the Rogers Student Commons. All students planning to apply to the
• Mark your calendars for the SCC Unity Breakfast, celebrating the life of Martin Luther King, Jr., on Friday, January 14 at 8:30 am in the CNB Community Room of the Rogers Student Commons. The speaker will be William H. Wilson, retired Deputy Executive Di
• Looking for a class? Look to The Bridge! SCC's student newspaper is seeking staff members for Spring 2011. Three credit hour class meets Monday and Wednesday from 12:30-1:45 p.m. on the SCC South Campus.Student must be eligible for Eng 101. Enroll y
• All students planning to apply to the Pharmacy Tech Program in 2011 must attend at least one conference date. Application deadline is June 1, 2011. Pre-admission dates: Jan. 26-Laurel North, Feb. 15-Somerset, March 15-Laurel North, April 12-Somerset, Apr
• The deadline to pay for spring 2011 tuition to avoid cancellation is Friday, January 14. The KCTCS tuition payment plan, called the FACTS plan is a convenient, affordable way to pay your SCC tuition. It's easy to enroll online and set up a monthly p
• FYI, If you are looking to save a lot of money on books check out the chegg.com website and rent them rather than spending too much money!!
• Burnside Mayor Ron Jones looks to future
• Woman's body is found in SUV pulled from lake
• Bowers hurt in hit-and-run incident
• County School Board finally passes three key motions
• Warm hearts and hot meals
• Golden sentenced in child porn case
• Meth cooker faces 25-year sentence
• Census figures insure Kentucky retains six Congressional seats
• Jury may hear case of cop who did not get promoted
• Pulaski County expecting a white Christmas
• Drug smuggling suspect arrested
• SCC will be closed for Christmas break through January 2, and will reopen January 3. Happy Holidays to our FB friends.
• The following course has been added to the KYVC online schedule of classes: 90535 COM 254-E0Z1 2nd Bi-Term, Mike Searcy Introduction to Intercultural Communication: Online THIS CLASS FULFILLS THE CULTURAL STUDIES COMPONENT OF THE GENERAL EDUCATION B
• SCC and all locations will open at 10:00 am on Thursday, December 16.
• Friends and family of Wanda Bolze held a used book sale in December at SCC to raise money for the Wanda Bolze Memorial Scholarship. The sale raised $1,275 for the scholarship. Wanda Bolze, a longtime staff and faculty member, lost her courageous battle w
• Students in the Cosmetology Program at the Clinton Center hosted their First Annual Kids Christmas Party. The students fundraised all year to adopt 15 children from the Albany ECC and Albany Elementary School. The kids were treated to breakfast, a puppet
• SCC is closed today, Monday, December 13, due to inclement weather.
• Students in the Cosmetology Program are preparing for their Annual Kids Christmas Party. All year the cosmetology students have fundraised so they could adopt a group of kids and give them a fun-filled day packed full of activities. This year the kids we
• SCC student receives welding scholarship. Tim Pinson, (far left) Chairman of the Lexington Section of the American Welding Society (AWS), presents a $500.00 Woodrow Scott Memorial Scholarship to Thomas Alley of Monticello. The Woodrow Scott Memorial Scho
• Ron Mace, Communications Instructor for SCC, leads a seminar for Upward Bound students at Russell County High School called “Positive Essay Writing for the Governors' Scholars Program (GSP).” The seminar addressed how to write an essay f
• The Cooper Computer Lab will be closing Friday, December 2, at 4:30 pm. It will not reopen until classes resume in January. This has to be done to accommodate the renovations being made to the Cooper Building. The Classrooms will still be open for them t
• A Community Christmas Chorus
• Annual Christmas Parade 2010
• Students in the Radiography Program recently competed in team and individual "quick recall" competitions sponsored by the Kentucky Society of Radiologic Technologists (KSRT) and Morehead State University's Bachelor of Imaging Sciences Prog
• SCC Russell Center collected food items for God’s Food Pantry of Russell County the entire month of November. Students, faculty and staff helped with the food drive. Russell Center students from left to right: Laura Stotts, Adair County; Stacy Aute
• A CSX train has been built by Laurel Campus students in Welding, Carpentry, Air Conditioning, Automotive Technology and Collision Repair.The train will become the “Polar Express” for the London Christmas Parade held on Friday, December 3. The
• Enjoy the latest issue of The Bridge.
• The Clinical Lab Technician Program has set pre-admission conference dates for Spring 2011. All students planning to appy to the CLT Program in 2011, must attend one pre-admission conference. See schedule below.
• The Radiography Student Organization (RSO) recently made a donation to Hospice of Lake Cumberland for Camp Promise. Camp Promise is a program which helps children and youth deal with bereavement. From left to right: Shanda Catron, RSO faculty sponsor; Ka
• The SCC CPR Training program recently participated in the Celebrate Life Cancer Survivor Dinner held at the Corbin Center of Technology. The program was sponsored by Southern KY AHEC, Saint Joseph-London and Baptist Regional Medical Center. CPR equipment
• Event held to pamper family caregivers
• Price info reward now over $35,000
• Sheriff Wood scores high in state audit of his office
• Two candidates seek recanvass
• Eastbound Parkway lanes open to traffic
• 'Pill Dragon' consumes over 27,700 pills
• Downtown's Downturn
• Rogers hasn’t given up on seeing I-66 finished
• County employees face insurance hike
• Corps modifies its engineering on dam repairs
• Downtown's downturn
• PCHS Marching Band Ends Season on a High Note
• Why?
• ‘Pill Dragon’ will be in town to help dispose of old meds
• Several questions abound about courthouse services
• Ben Sears was beloved SPD officer
• Hilltop Nursing Home hit with Type A citations
• Board relieved that Judicial Center is open
• Somerset man is arrested after child porn is found on his computer
• Memorial for Price set for next week
• Edward Jones honor local veterans with luncheon
• Teammates come to aid of stricken PC player
• Ousted Burnside councilor seeks recanvass
• Givens: State education ‘not measuring up'
• SPD investigating motel robbery
• Pulaski sets mark for regular election
• CJ publisher McNeely elected Chamber’s second vice president
• Mill Springs Ghost Walk
• Bullock holds off Isaacs in county judge's race
• Key incumbents hold on in local elections
• Girdler edges Wiles in mayoral rematch
• Iconic educator, coach Avery Hatfield dies
• Walk-in voters get Election rolling
• Will mayor's race go down to wire
• Recycling program spreading its wings
• Somerset native helped create Michael Myers' horror legacy
• New Waste Connections facility set to open
• We're 'falling back' on second Sunday of November
• Hope for a Cure
• Northern bypass still causing confusion
• Halloween in Science Hill
• Pulaski band moves to state semifinals
• Pulaski spared worst of winds
• Man arrested after wreck at Cracker Barrel
• Breast cancer symposium set for this week
• Somernites season ends in style
• Judicial center opens for business Monday
• Senate candidate Jack Conway visits Somerset
• International Festival
• Indictments, arrests follow drug complaints
• Dancer presents work about faith, ecology, economy at SCC
• Two airlifted to UK after U.S. 27 wreck
• October marks last Somernites of season
• Officer files suit against city, mayor, SPD
• Going on this weekend in Pulaski County
• Laurel wreck ties up Pulaski County traffic
• International Festival today at SCC
• Nancy accident remains under investigation
• Drive-By Shots
• Three plead guilty to Maple Street home invasion
• Sheriff’s office busy making drug arrests
• Two plead guilty to role in church burglaries
• Woman injured in fall at Science Hill
• Nancy man charged with bootlegging out of home
• Suspect in bribery case dies
• GOP Picnickers are ‘Rand Fans’
• Drug probe nets 70 indictments
• Suspect in bribery dies in jail
• Fund started for victims of Kingsford fire
• Animal shelter still looking to improve
• Man found dead after apparent fall
• Drug task force director miffed over Girdler's comments
• Pulaski Court of Justice move is Oct. 18-22
• Eyes on the Issues—Somerset Mayor
• Eyes on the Issues-- Pulaski County Judge-Executive
• Annexation Confrontation-- Part 1
• Annexation Confrontation-- Part 2
• Candidates face off in debates
• Science Hill educators ‘ecstatic’ over scores
• Burnside structure destroyed by fire
• City gas rates slashed by 10 percent
• Somerset, Burnside try to annex the same land
• Quilts on display at library honor late organ donors
• South Maple Street officially reopens to traffic
• Southern Baptist leader says yoga, Christianity don't mix
• Learning About the Homeless
• ACS gets $1,550 from radio drive
• Candidates are casual but focused about debate
• Vox Arcana coming back to Somerset
• Pay Up or Not?
• Accident results in drug arrests
• Plumpkin
• Concerned
• Absentee votes now being cast
• Frosty weather has arrived
• County School Board loses member
• Flee Bag
• Candidates to debate October 12
• KY 39 road work draws criticism
• Yule Duel?
• Lawsuit over proposed methadone clinic dismissed
• Alleged beating spurs lawsuit
• Rogers' speech to Congress making rounds on YouTube
• Rally at Square supports recovering addicts
• Kingsford worker dies from injuries
• Penny Starnes, 75, passes
• Court agrees not to increase taxes
• Truth or Consequences
• 'Gumpathon' passes through Pulaski County
• City, county asked to help battle meth
• Somerset committed to protection of its boundaries
• Ohio artist has a gift for painting horses
• Injured Kingsford workers recover as others return to work
• Three Kingsford workers remain critical
• Sinking Valley Winery hosts regional dinner
• September Cruise themed by time
• ‘Flash fire’ injures Kingsford workers
• Local schools pleased with test scores
• Former Oakwood employees charged with abuse
• Somernites Cruise celebrates 10th anniversary
• Local schools pleased with scores
• Jail ready for streamlined food service
• Bond that will save city $250,000 nearly voted down
• Judicial Center will be smoke-free
• Wolf Creek Dam rehabilitation may take longer than expected
• Search continues for men who attempted to rob Pizza Hut
• Dobbs: Ferguson's annexation plans will continue
• Two arrests made in storage unit burglaries
• Chamber director Keeney to retire at end of year
• Wood stands by endorsement of Paul
• Discussion on homeless revisited
• Two more arrests made in church burglaries
• Safe Auto hoping to make leap to 250 jobs
• A fork in the road
• Ride being held today to raise bike awareness
• Church burglaries result in four indictments
• Probe into drive-by shooting continuing
• Somerset intends to block Ferguson's annexation bid
• Valuable land at south end of county at stake in annexation battle
• Ex-NFL gridder brings message of clean living to Somerset
• Local man charged in stabbing incident
• Suspect sought in drive-by shooting
• Tragic incident in Lexington has a happy ending in Pulaski
• Fatman’s Paradise to feed Equestrian Games crowd
• Man killed in collision on Ky. 80
• Congressman Rogers visits Kentucky troops overseas
• Petercheff dies at 75, was local political icon
• Two seriously hurt in N. U.S. 27 crash
• Remembrance
• In tight times, millions go to addiction pill
• Weekend wreck injures three
• West Ky. 914, Northern Bypass open tomorrow
• Labor Day weekend busy for SPD, sheriff’s office
• Search underway for mission persons
• Holiday weekend accidents reported
• Homelessness affects even children
• Meth lab busted at Economy Inn
• East and West
• Sensitivity to homeless is growing
• Fishing disaster contingency is invoked
• Whittaker's probation is revoked
• Alleged dog killer makes bond
• Many will enjoy ‘Summer’s last fling’ at lake
• State furlough day affects local offices
• Ready to Roll
• White Oak Church creates big banana split
• Drug roundup nets close to 20 arrests
• PRIDE of the Cumberland to aid with clean-up at Buck Creek
• Family pet perishes in Eagle's Nest fire
• Omega Park residents incensed over conditions at Buck Creek Dock
• 'Cooter' and the General Lee highlight sunny Somernites Cruise
• Somerset woman's dog was pulled from flood waters of Hurricane Katrina
• Bourne is judge's new administrative assistant
• Council wants to rid city of homeless
• Levi Goff, 3, recovering well from multi-organ transplant
• Repairs to Wolf Creek Dam back in full swing next week
• Dobbs: Ferguson fighting for its future
• Local CAKY employees charged
• Gasoline pricing burns city
• MIFFED
• Ferguson begins bypass annexation
• Motorcyclist killed in early-morning crash
• Teen pleads guilty to rape, sodomy charges
• Opening of Judicial Center pushed back
• Teen shot father as he sat on sofa
• Man charged with domestic violence after being stabbed
• Eubank girl shoots, kills father
• Dogs belonging to soldiers being cared for while they’re away
• Group thinks Lake area needs relief
• Local facility severs ties with YMCA
• Labor Day target for road completions
• Man killed by falling tree on Nancy farm
• No serious flooding reported
• I-66 not quite the same as famous highway
• Man accused of killing puppy pleads not guilty
• LCADTF agents have police powers restored
• Father: Young girls watched puppy get tortured, killed
• Police still looking for suspected shoplifter
• SCC hosts panel chat on education with Gov. Beshear
• Missing teen returns home safely
• Man charged with brutally killing puppy
• Search on for shoplifting suspect
• People came from miles around to see boaters set world mark
• Lawsuit against mayor dropped
• A New World Record!
• Search is on for missing SWHS teens
• Injunction issued against mayor
• Total Rehab moves into new MedPark West
• Bullock lobbying for 'community development coordinator'
• World record may fall during Raft-Up
• Adanta conference on suicide begins today
• Schools open with no fuss
• Feds serve subpoena on City Hall
• Drug agents have no police powers
• Pulaski schools open year with new web site
• Two men charged in Super1 Stop burglary
• Pulaski schools will start as scheduled
• Bones identified as those of missing man
• Jessica VanBrugen: Zest for life
• SHS alum Brinkley takes home 7 Emmys
• Burnside audit: There could be some improvement
• Sheriff's office investigating elaborate scam
• Elderly man critical after Ky. 80 crash
• Rollyson is new MMS principal
• Undercover opertion yields narcotics indictment
• Mayor hit with restraining order
• Family fortunate as tree crushes porch
• Heavy storms blow through Pulaski County
• Heat wave helps SomerSplash
• Woodstock wants community center
• National Symphony headed to Somerset
• Gas, economy impact travel
• Jordan Christian academy damaged by fire
• Family says its dog was stabbed during burglary
• Weyman: Vaccine an option to battle bacterial meningitis
• Holt was synonymous with Pulaski education
• New CVS/Pharamacy coming to Somerset
• Couple charged with car break-ins at LCRH
• Parkers Mill wins State Firefighter Olympics
• Police continue to probe church break-ins
• Northern Elementary ‘a dream come true’
• Somerset App makes it easy to visit
• Dam repair ‘35 percent’ complete
• Meth lab clean-up leads to discovery of several others
• Nelson blames Gilbert for task force rift
• Meth lab raided thanks to Cruise
• HOME STRETCH
• LCADTF could lose big bucks
• Somerset City Council passes resolution against edited meetings
• Local band Live Fish to play at SomerSplash on Sunday
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Somerset!
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Pulaski County

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