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KY River Water Trail Alliance Fall Meeting
More than 60 leaders from all across the Kentucky River watershed gathered yesterday at Gillums Sports Lounge in Richmond, KY for the second meeting of the Kentucky River Water Trail Alliance. Spawned by the growing interest in water trails throughout the country, the Kentucky River is now the focus of developing a 256-mile water trail that would improve access to the river by boaters who enjoy paddling, fishing, and other recreational activities on the river. The Alliance is off to a great start working together to create an organization of stakeholders that support the development and stewardship of the Kentucky River Water Trail. “Our hope is that this initiative will unify projects and points of interest, improve recreational access to the river, educate communities and promote stewardship of the watershed”, said Pat … Read entire article »
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Christmas Shop and Chili Supper
December 1, 20129:00 amto5:00 pmOn Saturday, December 1, 2012, The Three Forks Historical Center will be hosting a Christmas Shop from 9am to 5pm and a chili/soup supper from 3pm to 5pm. … Read more »
Lee County Helping Hands Toy Drive
Shortly Beattyville Housing will be busy turning their office into Santa’s Workshop! They need help from the community because they are accepting donations of new and gently used clothe and toys, as … Read more »
LCHS Home Basketball Schedule
Games begin at 6pm and the entry fee is $2.00. This year’s District Tournament will be February 18-22, 2013 in Estill County. LCHS Bobcats Home Schedule November 9 – Blue/White Night November 30 – vs. … Read more »
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TravelWise Motor Inn
If you need a place to stay during the Woolly Worm Festival, look no further than the TravelWise Motor Inn. This is a family operated business that values the clean comforts of … Read more »
Lago Linda Hideaway
One of the gems of Eastern Kentucky lies serenely hidden away about eight miles west of … Read more »
Scenic Cabin Rentals and Cliffview Lodge
We are located at Cliffview Resort in the heart of the Daniel Boone National Forest, Kentucky. Whether you are planning … Read more »
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Republican Women’s Club Veterans Day Luncheon
Beattyville, KY (November 12, 2012) – The local Republican Women’s Club held a luncheon to honor the Lee County veterans. It was a rainy Monday afternoon but that didn’t stop around 40 people from attending this event, which was held at the Three Forks Historical Museum. The museum was beautifully decorated in red, white, and blue. The most notable decorations were the homemade cards on the tables created by the children of Lee County. Everett Marshall held the US Flag … Read entire article »
Weekly Activities at PEP
Mondays: Zumba with Shawnese Brandenburg at 5:30 also Yoga with Cindy Feller at 7:00 p.m. Cost is $3.00 Tuesdays: Gymnastics at 5:00 p.m. There is a $10.00 charge for the 45 minute class. Thursdays: Karate with Bryan Roberts at 6:00 p.m. Cost is $40.00 but the first lesson is free. The first Saturday of each month, starting June 16th, Joanne Dunaway hosts a basket class at PEP. Call 464-3935 for more information. Become a B.F.F. (Beautiful, Fearless Female) Contact Susan Lutes before May 30th at 859-333-7459. Dates are June … Read entire article »
Bill’s Place Cabin Rental Open for Business
JAMES AND LIBBY ROACH have created a beautiful home away from home in the wilds of the Cumberland Plateau. This recently built rustic cabin has all the amenities you could desire and is located in the heart of the country that attracted hunting Native Americans to the wildlife rich ridges and valleys. This country stole the hearts and fired the … Read entire article »
Oxbow Family Inn open for business
Facebook page! Address: 1235 South Fork Road, Beattyville, KY, 41311 Reservations: Call 606-464-2076 Email: cynthia.brand68@gmail.com Credit Cards: Are welcome Find more information visit our Page on this website or visit our website! … Read entire article »
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Nestled in a valley where the North Fork and South Fork rivers come together to create the head waters of the Kentucky river, rests a true mountain community, Beattyville. With a population of 1,178, It is the center piece of a mountainous, timber covered county with dramatic cliffs, abundant wild life and miles of country roads and waterways. Beattyville (named for a local land owner Sam Beatty in 1843) along with communities named Heidelberg, Tallega, Fillmore, Fincastle and Cressmont, among others, boasts a rich and diverse history of trials and victories which began well before the formation of Lee as the 115th county.
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