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A Guide of
Grayson
County
Kentucky
Discover all the great things the county with twin lakes has to offer
2016-2017 A supplement to The Grayson County News-Gazette
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INSIDE
WELCOME
Leitchfield................................... 4
Clarkson......................................5
Caneyville................................... 6
GOVERNMENT
Non Emergency Numbers........ 9
Circuit Court Clerk....................12
County Clerk’s Office...............10
INDEX OF ADVERTISERS.........10
DEMOGRAPHICS......................15
QUICK FACTS............................16
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT...18
EDUCATION
ECTC Leitchfield Campus........14
Grayson County Schools........20
St. Paul Catholic School.......... 24
HEALTH
TLRMC: Twin Lakes Regional
Medical Center......................... 28
COUNTY MAP.......................... 32
Grayson County Community
Sports.................................... 38
TOURISM
Calendar of Events.................. 34
Restaurants...............................37
The Twin Lakes......................... 39
Attractions................................41
Pine Knob................................. 44
Lodging....................................... 9
Historical Society..................... 46
May 25, 2016
Grayson County chamber
of commerce....................... 43
AGRICULTURE......................... 47
Grayson County 4H................. 35
Family and Consumer Sciences
.................................................. 56
CHURCHES.............................. 48
CENTER FOR WOMEN’S
MINISTRIES.............................. 43
SENIOR LIVING........................60
Nursing Homes........................60
Senior Center...........................60
American Legion / VFW Posts
.................................................. 59
Welcome to Leitchfield
On behalf of the City of Leitchfield, it is my pleasure to extend
a warm welcome to you and your
family. Leitchfield is located in
Grayson County, Kentucky between
Nolin Lake and Rough River Lake.
Leitchfield became incorporated in
1866. This year, the city is celebrating Leitchfield’s 150th anniversary.
The Jack Thomas House, which is
the first brick home in the county,
contains fascinating historical information for interested historians to
learn more facts about Leitchfield’s
beginning and past. The home is
also placed on the National Register
of Historical Record and is a tourist attraction for the young and old
alike.
Leitchfield offers a thriving community with our many industrial
locations to provide different professions and trades to our residents
and neighboring communities.
Leitchfield is also proud to present the recently opened Leitchfield
Aquatic Center. The Aquatic Center
offers a 217,000 gallon pool complete with a lazy river, slide, lap pool
and tot pools. Leitchfield is also
home to the Freedom and Fiddlin’
Festivals that are held in conjunction each July. The Fiddlin’ Festival
is nationally sanctioned and brings
talent from all over the United
States to compete. Leitchfield offers
the small town feel with progressive
opportunities and is the perfect location to settle down with a family or
start a business. We love Leitchfield
and know you will, too.
William H. Thomason
Mayor, City of Leitchfield
The Leitchfield City Council meets in regular session on the first
and third Mondays of each month.
Leitchfield hosts numerous events throughout the year, including
the annual Hometown Christmas and Memorial Day parades.
The City of Leitchfield has its very own water park, Leitchfield
Aquatic Center.
Leitchfield hosts numerous events throughout the year, including
the annual Hometown Christmas and Memorial Day parades.
Welcome
to Clarkson!
On behalf of the City of
Clarkson, the “Honey Bee
Capital of Kentucky,” I welcome you to our community.
Conveniently located along the
Western Kentucky Parkway
in Grayson County, Clarkson
is a growing community that
is home to dozens of successful, locally owned businesses
and hundreds of hard-working
people.
Each year in September,
our entire town buzzes with
excitement as tens of thousands of visitors and bee
enthusiasts descend on Clarkson for the annual Honeyfest.
Designated the “Official State
Honey Festival” by the Kentucky General Assembly in
2006, the Honeyfest celebrates
Clarkson’s ties to the bee
industry. The Kelley Beekeeping Company, one of the largest manufacturers of beekeeping supplies in the nation, has
called Clarkson home since
1954. In September 2015, the
company embarked on a $7.5
million expansion project as
part of their commitment to
our community.
Incorporated in 1908, Clark-
son has a population of around
1,000. We offer a variety of
city services, and our tax
rates are among the lowest
in central Kentucky. Clarkson boasts a nice city park,
outdoor basketball court and
new community center. We
also take pride in our children
and their education. Clarkson Elementary School was
recently recognized the first
Proficient elementary school
in the county and scored in the
89th percentile in state testing
and assessment.
We like to refer to ourselves
as the “Sweetest Little City
in Kentucky,” and we hope
you agree. With our smalltown atmosphere and friendly
residents, Clarkson is an ideal
place for anyone looking to
live, work, or visit. We welcome you to our community,
hope you enjoy your stay with
us, and will “bee” back soon!
For more information about
the City of Clarkson, please go
to our website at visitclarkson.
com or look for us on Facebook.
Bonnie G. Henderson
Mayor, City of Clarkson
Clarkson Elementary School students have some cowboy fun atop a
Honeyfest parade float.
Clarkson Elementary School students were recognized for their top-notch
academic achievement by the Grayson County Board of Education.
Caneyville cut the ribbon for its two new ballfields in 2015.
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Design,LLC
270-230-9333
Jennifer Newton
[email protected]
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City Commissioners Keith Higdon, Bob Vincent, Kay Gibson, and Scotty
Gore stand behind Mayor Bonnie Henderson.
May 25, 2016
98 Public Square
Leitchfield, KY 42754
Marshall Moutardier
(270) 230-1389
(270) 259-2856
109 Shelby St.
• Boutique
• Full Service Florist
• Fresh Flowers • Gifts
• Weddings & Parties
• Event Planning
LeitchfieLd
Veterinary cLinic
676 CommerCe Drive • LeitChfieLD, KY
259-9355
Dr. Todd Ray and
Dr. J. Barnard
Large &
Small
Animals
Seen by
Appointment
& Boarding
Facilities
May 25, 2016
Grooming
by Emily
Pummell
Laser surgery available
LeitchfieLdVetcLinic.com
The Caneyville City Commission meets in regular session on the second
Monday of each month.
Welcome
to Caneyville!
On behalf of the City of
Caneyville and City Commissioners, it is my pleasure to
welcome you to Caneyville.
Our City was founded in
1840 just below the forks
of Caney Creek, for whose
cane bottoms it was named.
We are next to the Western
Kentucky Parkway, as well
as only 14 miles from Rough
River State Park. Our City is
a small community with a big
heart.
Currently, we have just
completed a new ballfield
complex, including new playground equipment, as well
as a new walking trail for our
community. We are remodeling our old Caneyville High
School, home of the 1962 and
1968 District and Regional
Basketball Champs, both
teams representing our community in the semi-finals,
to serve as a community/
wellness center. Each April,
the alumni meet at the school
for a dinner and reunion,
filling our small community
with many happy memories.
Local area Church groups
present an Easter Drama,
working long hours together
for a wonderful presentation.
Caneyville is home to the
annual Caneyville Community Fair and Homecoming
in October. The community works together with the
Caneyville Community Club
each year to make this another special time for everyone.
Our local Bank of Caneyville
hosts the annual Christmas
tree lighting, where students
from our elementary school
choir sing, and Santa comes
by to talk to all the children.
We continue to see citizens in
our community step up and
take on roles to beautify and
grow our quaint little city.
We are proud that our city
offers a committed Volunteer
Fire Department, as well as a
full-time Police Officer. These
individuals are called on all hours for
many different reasons, and they are
always ready to serve our community.
We are also very proud of our K-5 Elementary School! Caneyville Elementary strives to prepare the children for a
bright future! Our City boasts of a rich
heritage. Many of our businesses have
been serving our City for many years.
We hope you will visit often and long,
and if you are looking for a place to
put down roots or start a business, you
have just found the perfect location.
We love Caneyville and feel you would,
too! We welcome you to come join us!
James P. Embry
Mayor, City of Caneyville
The Caneyville City Commission has been
renovating the old Caneyville Graded and
High School to make it a community/wellness
center.
Clarkson Elementary School students have some cowboy fun atop a Honeyfest parade float.
The annual Caneyville Fair and Homecoming has for the past number of years hosted a hometown
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The Caneyville City Commission has been renovating the old Caneyville
Graded and High School to make it a community/wellness center.
Tom Baxter Real Estate & Auction
Robin Clark • Real Estate Agent
May 25, 2016
Fried Chicken and Livers • Gas &
Propane • Auto Supplies • Hardware
Fishing & Hunting Licenses • Full Line of
Groceries • Case Knives
Fishing Supplies • Lottery Tickets
RALPH’S MARKET
May 25, 2016
Government
G rays o n C o u n t y
Fiscal Court
The Grayson County Fiscal
Court meets the third Friday
of each month at 11 a.m.
Gary Logsdon, Judge
Executive
Tom Goff, Deputy Judge
Executive
Magistrates
Harold Johnson, District 1
Presto Gary, District 2
Bill Skaggs, District 3
Jason Dennis, District 4
Brad Brown, District 5
Curtis H. Wells, District 6
Leitchfield
City Hall
314 West White Oak Street
P.O. Box 398
270-259-4034 Office
270-259-5858 Fax
Office Hours: Monday-Friday,
7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
City Council
The Leitchfield City Council
meets in regular session the
first and third Mondays of
each month at 6:00 p.m. at
Leitchfield City Hall. If the
regular meeting date falls on
a holiday, it will be the next
regular business day at 6:00
p.m. at Leitchfield City Hall.
William H. Thomason, Mayor
City Councilmembers:
Raymond “Tooty” Cottrell
William Dallas
Margie Decker
Margaret Fey
Harold Miller
Kelly Stevenson
Clarkson
213 Millerstown Street
Clarkson, KY 42726
270-242-6997 Office
270-242-2841 Fax
E-mail: clarksoncity@usdol.
net
The regular monthly
meeting of the Clarkson
City Commission is held
the second Monday of each
month at 6:00 pm CST at
Clarkson City Hall.
City Commission
Bonnie Henderson, Mayor
City Commissioners
Kay Gibson
Scotty Gore
Keith Higdon
Bob Vincent
Caneyville
104 S. Main Street
P.O. Box 69
Caneyville, KY 42721
270-879-9701 Office
270-879-3333 - Fax
Hours: Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Friday, 8:00
a.m.-4:00 p.m. Closed on
Thursday.
The regular monthly
meeting of the Caneyville
City Commission is held
the second Monday of each
month at 6:00 pm CST at
Caneyville City Hall.
City Commission
James P. Embry, Mayor
City Commissioners
Deborah Embry
Mike Geary
Scott Majors
Janice Minton
Non-Emergency Numbers
Grayson County
Administrative - 270-2590303
Grayson County Sheriff - 270259-3024
Ambulance (Grayson County
Emergency Medical Services)
- 270-259-9601
Anneta Volunteer Fire
Department - 270-242-3102
East Grayson County
Volunteer Fire Department 270-242-0060
Falls of Rough Volunteer Fire
Wax Volunteer Fire
Clarkson
Clarkson Police Department 270-242-2841
Clarkson Volunteer Fire
Caneyville
Caneyville Police Department
- 270-879-9701
Caneyville Volunteer Fire
Leitchfield
Leitchfield Police Department
- 270-259-3850
Leitchfield Fire Department 270-259-6376
Lodging
Ponderosa Motel
856 Ponderosa Road
Clarkson, KY
270-242-7215
The Resort Motel
13689 Falls of Rough
Road (HWY 79)
Falls of Rough, KY
270-257-2771
AK Appliance
Sales and Service
Pine Knob Guest
House
1227 Pine Knob Road
Caneyville, KY
270-879-8190
Dan Krist Bed and
Breakfast
2055 Clarkson School
Road
Clarkson, KY
270-242-4571
Nolin Lake Lodge
14088 Peonia Road
Clarkson, KY
270-971-4309
Logsdon’s Landing
Lakefront Cabin
80 Logsdon’s Landing
Clarkson, KY
502-425-9155
Auto
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“Why buy new when used will do”
Value
Sales, Service, Disposal.
Parts Stores
Washers • Dryers • Refrigerators • Ranges • Heating • Air
Hours: Mon-Fri 9-5 • Sat 9-1
Phone: 270-259-8820
613 Mill St.
Leitchfield KY, 42754
Decker'S Auto PArtS
194 green briar rd. • caneyville, ky 42721
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270-879-8113
May 25, 2016
90 Days same as cash. 90 Day Warranty
All Saints Episcopal
Camp & Conference
833 Hickory Grove Rd.
Leitchfield, KY
270-259-3514
Rough River Pizza
Company & Inn
400 North Main Street
Leitchfield, KY
270-996-8820
60654644
Hatfield Inn
769 White Street
Leitchfield, KY
270-259-0464
Rough River Dam
State Resort Park
450 Lodge Road
Falls of Rough, KY
1-800-325-1713
Index of Advertisers
A K Appliance........................................................... 9
Abney & Amstutz Eye Centers............................... 58
Agency 1 Real Estate.............................................. 23
All Saints Episcopal Camp..................................... 30
Allen Paving Company.............................Back Cover
Bank of Clarkson..................................................... 17
Bee Hive Assisted Living........................................ 22
Best Grocery...........................................................14
Bluegrass Family Healthcare................................. 35
Cecilian Bank......................................................... 25
City of Clarkson..................................................... 28
Clarkson Baptist Church........................................18
Clarkson Diabetic Shoes....................................... 29
Crop Production Services..................................... 26
Dan Powers.............................................................. 3
Decker Auto Parts.................................................... 9
ECTC Leitchfield Campus...................................... 39
Exhaust Shop........................................................... 5
Farm & Home........................................................... 2
Farm Bureau Insurance......................................... 40
Farm Credit Mid-America...................................... 28
Fort Knox Federal Credit Union............................. 54
GGS Sales.............................................................. 35
Gentrys General Store Bluegrass.......................... 36
Grayson County Board of Education....................... 8
Grayson County Collision Center........................... 11
Grayson County Detention Center.........................19
Grayson County Extension Office......................... 20
Grayson County Fiscal Court................................. 52
Grayson County Public Library............................. 49
Kelley Beekeeping Company................................. 56
Leitchfield City Tourism..........................................41
Leitchfield Pediatric Clinic......................................47
Leitchfield Tire....................................................... 43
Leitchfield Veterinary Clinic......................................6
Lendmark............................................................... 24
Linda’s Hair Studio................................................ 44
Martha Duvall..........................................................21
Performance Feeds of Caneyville.......................... 34
Ralph’s Market..........................................................7
Real Deal Realty............................ Inside Back Cover
Redneck Ranch.......................................................27
Renegade................................................................61
Risner’s Hardware................................................. 44
Rocky-K Log Homes & Construction.....................27
Rough River Dam Resort....................................... 23
Rough River Hardware........................................... 42
Rough River Liquors...............................................37
Rough River Realty.................................................13
Sew Much More..................................................... 26
Stevensons Service Center................................... 50
T-Shirt Express....................................................... 29
Tom Baxter Real Estate............................................7
Twin Lakes Counseling.......................................... 23
Twin Lakes Home Health........................................18
Twin Lakes Regional Medical Center..................... 45
Warren Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation... 30
Whoop-De-Do Design.............................................. 5
Wilson & Muir Bank & Trust Co...............................31
May 25, 2016
Grayson County Clerk’s Office
10 Public Square
Hours: Monday through
Friday,
8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Grayson County Clerk
Sherry Weedman
Departments
*Note: Address and hours of
operation are the same for
every department*
Motor Vehicle Department
270-259-3201
Vehicle, boat, trailer, and
mobile home registration
and transfers, marriage
licenses, fishing licenses,
and voter registration.
Recording Department
270-259-5295
Recording deeds, mortgages, power of attorneys,
etc. Collecting delinquent
property taxes.
Lien Department
270-259-3201
Recording liens on vehicles,
mobile homes, trailers, and
boats.
Bookkeeping
270-259-3201 or 270-2595295
Budget, monthly and quarterly reports, accounts payable.
Grayson County Collision Center
9667 Falls of Rough Rd • Falls of Rough, 40119
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HOURS:
Monday 8:00-5:00
Tuesday 8:00-5:00
Wednesday 8:00-5:00
Thursday 8:00-8:00
Friday 8:00-5:00
Saturday CloSed
Sunday CloSed
Extended Hours
by Appointment
•Mig Welding
•Tig Welding
•Aluminum Welding
•Plastic Welding
•Body work and
Paint Repair
•Custom Painting
May 25, 2016
Please come see us!
270-230-7441
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County Circuit Court Clerk
Hours of Operation
Monday: 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Tuesday: 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Wednesday: 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Thursday: 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Address
Grayson County Judicial Center
500 Carroll Gibson Blvd.
Get Directions
Phone Number
270-259-3040
Fax Number
270-259-9866
May 25, 2016
Grayson County Judicial Center
Forms of Payment
Cash, check or money order
Services
Drivers licensing, court records and procedures, Circuit and
District Court
Drivers License Information
The road test is on Tuesdays at 8:30 a.m. The written test is
on Tuesdays at 1 p.m.
Court Information
Circuit Court Motion Hours are the first and third Tuesdays
of each month. The Civil Docket is at 9 a.m. Central Time.
The Criminal Docket is at 1 p.m. Central Time. District
Court Motion Hours are every Wednesday. Small Claims and
Juvenile Court are at 9 a.m. Central Time. Every Thursday is
District Criminal Court at 9 a.m. Central Time. District Civil
Court is at 11 a.m. Central Time.
Call Cathy today!
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If you want a lake home – it’s time to get started! It’s the perfect storm of LOW, LOW interest rates, good supply and some
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See you on the lake!
Cathy Corbett, Principal Broker,
Greater Rough River Realty Group
9427 S. Hwy 259, McDaniels, KY
L to R: Cathy Corbett, Principal Broker & Realtor®
Bobbi Horn, Realtor® and Heather Keith, Realtor®
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Post-Secondary
Education
ECTC Leitchfield Campus
collection of entrance materials, advising, financial aid,
class scheduling and career
exploration. In addition to
degree programs, the campus
provides a variety of classes
for people wishing to expand
job skills or pursue a personal
interest. Some examples of
these types of classes are:
leadership, computer applications, photography, continuing
education for electricians,
HVAC, and plumbing.
The college has been providing high quality, relevant educational options in the region
for over 50 years, and this
new campus will continue that
tradition. Our door is always
open to visitors or prospective students at 101 E. Carroll
Gibson Blvd. Additional information can be found on our
website, elizabethtown.kctcs.
edu, or by calling the campus
at 270-259-1540.
106 Peonia Rd
Clarkson, KY 42726
SALVAGE
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270-242-6732
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Store hourS
Mon, Tues, Wed & Fri 9 am- 5 pm
Sat 9 am - 4 pm • Closed Thur & Sun
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Through community support and partnerships, Elizabethtown Community and
Technical College was able
to establish the Leitchfield
Campus in August of 2013.
Over the past three years, the
campus has expanded course
offerings each semester, as
well as seen enrollment grow
to about 250 students per
semester. Every semester, new
course offerings are added
to the class schedule so that
students can have as many
options as possible.
Individuals can begin their
educational career at the
campus in a variety of fields.
Some degrees can be obtained
entirely at the Leitchfield site
while others will involve a
combination of classes here,
on main campus and online.
Campus services include
assistance in areas such as:
application, entrance testing,
Demographics
Total Population
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Labor Market Area
344,459
352,100 354,425 354,759 357,102
Grayson County
25,581 25,80525,86725,89125,997
Leitchfield
6,537 6,7206,7746,7906,827
Clarkson
838 877881884892
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Annual Estimates.
Population by Selected Age Groups, 2013
Grayson County
Labor Market Area
Number Percent NumberPercent
Under 16
5,397
20.8
76,487
21.4
16-24
2,846 10.9 41,78611.7
25-44
6,349 24.4 90,37225.3
45-64
7,253 27.9 98,55427.6
65-84
3,739 14.4 44,71912.5
85 and older
413
1.6
5,184
1.5
Median Age
40.2
38.3
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census.
Population by Race and Hispanic Origin, 2013
Grayson County
Labor Market Area
Number Percent NumberPercent
White
25,287 97.3 325,70591.2
Black
301
1.2 19,5145.5
Am. Indian and
Alaska Native
62
0.2
1,276
0.4
Asian
71
0.3 3,4221.0
Native Hawaiian and
Other Pacific Islander
6
0.0
495
0.1
Other/Multi-race 270 1.0 6,6901.9
Hispanic Origin
309
1.2
10,908
3.1
Note: Hispanic is not a race category. A person can be white, black, etc. and be of Hispanic origin.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census.
Population Projections 2015
2020
2025
Grayson County
26,476
27,048
27,465
Source: Kentucky State Data Center, University of Louisville.
2030
27,703
May 25, 2016
Households
2012
2012
Number of Households Persons Per Household
Median Household Income
Grayson County
9,945
2.56
$35,126
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census. (Median Ho usehold Income)
Kentucky State Data Center, University of Louisville (Number of Households, Persons Per Household).
Personal Income
2007
2012
Percent Change
Grayson County
$22,313
$27,286 22.3%
Kentucky
$31,691 $35,64312.5%
U.S.
$39,804 $43,7359.9%
Labor Market Area Range$21,925-$33,943
$26,371-$39,098
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis.
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Quick Facts
Gross Domestic Product Per Wage, 2014
Kentucky $2.32
U.S. $2.33
Industrial Electric Cost Per KWH, 2012
Kentucky $0.0535
U.S. $0.0667
Grayson County
Statistical Summary
Population 2013
Grayson County 25,997
Labor Market Area 357,102
Grayson County
Per Capita Income 2012
$27,286
Median Household Income
2012 $35,126
Median Home Price 2013
$72,000
Total Available Labor 2012
Grayson County 1,803
Labor Market Area 17,272
Unemployment Rate 2014
Grayson County 8.5%
Labor Market Area 6.5%
U.S. 6.2%
Average Weekly Wage
2013
Grayson County $581
Labor Market Area $672
U.S. $957
Percent of U.S. Within 600
Miles of Grayson County
Population 45%
Personal Income 55%
Retail Sales 42%
Manufacturing Employment
52%
Highway Distance to
Selected Market Centers
City - Miles
1. Atlanta, GA - 364
2. Baltimore, MD - 650
3. Birmingham, AL - 310
4. Boston, MA - 1,028
5. Buffalo, NY - 611
6. Charlotte, NC - 481
7. Chicago, IL - 372
8. Cincinnati, OH - 178
9. Cleveland, OH - 424
10. Columbus, OH - 284
11. Dallas, TX - 751
12. Detroit, MI - 440
May 25, 2016
Real Estate
Grayson County is a
great place to live and
work, as well as a safe and
peaceful place to raise
a family. With beautiful
country vistas, two lakes
for plenty of family fun,
and loads of community
pride, Grayson County has
much to offer.
With all the benefits that
Grayson County has to
offer, value is another item
to check off the list for area
home buyers. According
to realtor.com, the average price per square foot
in Leitchfied is just $49,
while the state average sits
at $91.
Sperling’s Best Places, a
company which researches
and rates cities and counties across the country
then provides that infor-
mation for perspective
newcomers, shows that
the average home price
in Grayson County is
$92,700. The state average
is listed at $125,100.
Grayson County features
many unique communities
in which to find your new
home. While Leitchfield,
the county seat, is the largest city, many people make
their homes in the cities of
Clarkson and Caneyville
as well. Even smaller communities such as Big Clifty,
Ready, Anneta, Wax, Falls
of Rough, Peonia, Shrewsbury and Millwood all
have unique benefits and
friendly faces as well.
Once the perfect community and the perfect
home have been chosen,
the next step is finding
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the perfect loan. When
deciding on what home
loan is best for you, the
length of time you plan to
own a property may have
a strong influence on the
type of loan you choose.
For example, if you plan
to stay in a home for 10
years of longer, a traditional fixed-rate mortgage may
be your best bet. But if you
plan on owning a home
for a very short period (5
years of fewer), then the
low introductory rate of an
adjustable-rate mortgage
may make the most financial sense.
In general, ARMs have
the lowest introductory
interest rates, followed
by hybrid loans, and then
traditional fixed-rate
mortgages.
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Division, 2008 population
estimate
Personal Income Source:
2007
Regional Economic
Accounts, Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), US
Dept of Commerce
Retail Sales Source: 2002
Economic Census, US Census Bureau
Manufacturing Employment
Source: 2007 County Business Patterns, US Census
Bureau
Highway Distance Source:
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In Grayson County, the
building and growing of business truly is a community
effort.
Guided by the Leitchfield/
Grayson County Industrial
Development Corporation
(LGCIDC), Grayson County
promotes business and economic growth through a collaborative effort that encompasses all.
With partners such as the
Cities of Leitchfield, Clarkson, and Caneyville, Grayson
County, Twin Lakes Regional
Medical Center, Grayson
County Schools and the Grayson County Technology Center, the LGCIDC, and the local
Elizabethtown Community
and Technical College campus,
“Everyone has a seat at the
table,” said LGCIDC Executive Director Dudley Cooper.
“I don’t think you could have
a more collaborative spirit,”
Cooper said.
The local IDC is involved
with every industry located in
Grayson County and serves
to bring in new industries,
help them start up locally, and
promote and encourage expansions.
Some such local expansions
include Plastikon, which,
through an expansion that is
well underway, looks to add
100,000-square-feet to its
Leitchfield location, resulting
in the creation of 65 to 100
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new, local jobs in mid-2016;
North Grayson Holdings, LLC
dba Site-Safe’s successful move
to Leitchfield to house all of its
operations under one roof; and
MTD’s addition of a plastics
line that entailed remodeling
nearly half of its building.
In addition, the City of
Clarkson’s most well-known
industry, Kelley Beekeeping,
has commenced construction
on a new facility that looks to
open in September of this year.
Grayson County’s success
with industrial and economic
growth is, in large part, also
thanks to its location.
“The proximity to being on
I-65 in less than 30 minutes
is one of our greatest assets,”
said Cooper, adding that local
real estate is also a fraction of
the cost of other areas located
so close to I-65.
Additionally, within less
than a two-hour drive of
Leitchfield, one can find
“excellent” arts and culture, fly
out or in from the Louisville
International Airport, and earn
a college degree in anything,
Cooper said.
Grayson County is also fortunate to be nestled between
“the twin lakes” (Rough River
Lake and Nolin Lake); have
a school system from which
94 percent of its students
graduate; and a local hospital
that serves the entire region,
according to Cooper.
Grayson County receives
its utilities from Warren Rural
Electric Cooperative Corporation—who also collaborate
with the LGCIDC—and Kentucky Utilities. The county is
also served by P & L Railroad.
Between the City, County,
and Industrial Foundation,
Grayson County has a multitude of building sites and
future development opportunities.
“Come grow with us,” Cooper said.
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are on a mission—a mission
to ensure that every student
leaves the district ready for
college or career. Whether
it’s discovering new interests
in an elementary club, learning to “dress for success,”
finally hitting that 30+ ACT
score, or achieving state,
even national recognition,
the overarching commitment
is to help each student reach
their individual potential,
prepared to take on 21st
Century challenges.
believes that growing college
and career ready students
takes place in all facets of
their lives—academics, college and career preparation,
the arts, extracurricular,
leadership, service, health
and wellness, and safety. The
district strives to provide
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opportunities to succeed
through multiple channels,
and students at all grade
levels consistently respond
with across the board excellence in academics, arts and
athletics.
The district has rallied
around the theme “Dream,
Dare, Do” to encourage
students and staff alike that
all goals are attainable with
the proper preparation and
effort. This mindset has
resulted in gains and several
historic firsts.
The most recent release of
“Unbridled Learning” state
testing and accountability
scores, showed across the
board progress.The district
is within one point of Distinguished status, and eight
points above the overall state
average.
After two years of knocking on the door of a Distinguished ranking, Grayson
County High School has
earned that distinction, ranking in the 94th percentile of
all high schools. The high
school’s graduation rate
stands at nearly 94 percent,
among the highest in the
state.
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overall student performance
on state-required exams,
how schools educate their
least-advantaged students,
and how well they prepare
students for college. Of the
nearly 30,000 high schools
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than 6,700 were ranked Gold,
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interests and provide opportunities for them to grow
and excel. And students have
done so time and again as
teams and as individuals on
regional, state, even national
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Each year a number of
students earn acceptance
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such as Governor’s Scholars,
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school, ranked in the 89th
percentile of all elementaries
statewide and like the district, also just one point from
Distinguished.
All elementary schools
made significant progress
in achievement and growth.
The middle school bested
the state average by nearly
a point, the high school by
more than three points.
In recent years, record
numbers of students have
earned a 30 or better on the
ACT college admissions test.
Industry certifications are
also on the rise.
Numerous AP and dual
credit courses give students
a head start on college, academically and financially.
Grayson County Schools has
been named to the College
Board’s District AP Honor
Roll for its efforts in this
regard. The high school has
also been selected as a U.S.
News & World Report Best
High School, Bronze, for the
past two years.
Student achievement is not
reflected solely in the classroom. Life lessons are just
as often learned on athletic
fields, and through the leadership and teamwork opportunities that extracurricular
participation provides.
The district’s Board
members are committed to
providing opportunities that
will engage students of all
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tigious Gatton Academy of
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Academic Teams at all
levels consistently meet with
district, regional, state and
even national success. 2016
also saw a record number
of middle school students
in the Gifted and Talented
program receive both state
and national recognition for
early ACT college admission
scores.
Technical programs and
organizations consistently
make strong showings at
competitive events through
DECA, HOSA, and SkillsUSA. Junior-level HOSA
and DECA programs at
the middle school give students an early start to these
career paths and feed into
the already successful high
school organizations. Other
award-winning programs
such as Y-Club, FFA, and
journalism also provide
career experience in real
world situations.
The district’s arts programs are a source of pride,
and have grown significantly
over the past five years.
Band, orchestra, and chorus
are all reaching new heights,
consistently earning individual, district and state
honors. The combined music
programs now boast more
than 700 members. Visual
art is another strong area
as students are consistently
juried into the prestigious
Scholastic program and
many others.
Partnerships with community civic groups also open
new worlds to students as
they bring arts into schools
through dance, drama, even
opera to expand students’
knowledge of culture and the
world around them.
Student athletes and
teams excel at the district,
regional and state levels.
They are consistently named
to All-Tournament and AllAcademic teams, and recent
years have seen a number
of limited or first-time titles
come home with the Cougars. Newer sports, such as
volleyball and archery, have
met with unparalleled enthusiasm.
Students learn early to
use their abilities to serve
their community. Leadership
skills are also developed and
stretched through participation in staff-led clubs and
organizations. Each year,
Grayson County students
give thousands of hours to
a variety of wide-ranging
projects and programs that
benefit the community, civic
groups, school, and peers. In
addition to personal satisfaction and growth, many are
recognized with Leaders in
Service Awards.
Teachers and staff also
excel, frequently earning
acceptance into prestigious
programs, statewide awards,
even national level honors.
They have been recognized
as outstanding Advisors,
Administrators, individually and as teaching teams.
They receive scholarships
to conferences and symposiums to broaden their own
knowledge and bring it back
to their students. They are
also active in a variety of
after school and community
programs, many volunteering both their expertise and
their time.
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believe that all students excel
in different areas; that they
each deserve the opportunity
to be successful, whatever
their path. Grayson County’s
students don’t get a second
chance for these opportunities, and the Board, teachers, and staff are more than
willing to go above and
beyond to provide them with
options.
Students’ learning, growing and performing at levels
they may never have imagined was in them leads to
personal, school and community pride. And as they experience the hard work and
persistence that leads to the
joy of accomplishment, the
back-pats, awards and honors
they receive now should put
them on the road to continued success in the future.
Superintendent Doug
Robinson notes that like
any business, education’s
end product of college and
career ready graduates must
have the marketable skills
that its customers—the
workplace and community—
demand. It’s a goal that can
be attained by “defining and
building on our successes,
being even more connected
with our kids, and steering them toward their own
successes from elementary
through graduation and into
adult life.”
are invested in preparing
each child for their future,
whether college or career;
working together with each
other and with the community to build individual
relationships, and help each
child grow into the best possible version of themselves
they can be.
Stay up to date on all the
great things happenings at
graysoncountyschools.com
or follow the district on
Twitter @gcboe.
The Grayson County Board
of Education meets the
second Thursday of each
month. The public is welcome
to attend. Meeting dates
and locations are available
on the district website
graysoncountyschools.com.
Members include Carolyn
Thomason, Chair, Valeria
Hayes-Hicks, Vice-Chair, Brett
Abney, Charlotte Gower, and
Anna Majors.
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May 25, 2016
began a little over 100 years
ago. In that time, the school
has gone through many
changes, from enrollment,
teaching staff, modifications to the physical building itself, and many more.
To grow is to change, and
that is precisely what this
“little” school is doing. From
a student enrollment of 17
a few years ago, the school
has experienced a rebirth
of sorts with a present
enrollment of 47 students,
preschool through grade 8,
regardless of religious affiliation. In all of this change,
updating of curriculum
taught, increased requirements for teachers, and renovations on the building, the
three main principles remain
the same: St. Paul Catholic School is one in which
Faith, Values, and Education
is weaved throughout every
part of its school day.
It is located in a rural part
of Grayson County, at 1812
St. Paul Rd., Leitchfield,
KY. The current Principal/
Pastor is Fr. Steve Hohman,
with Joan Butterworth as
Head Teacher. There are five
other teachers at the school,
and because of the growth
the school has experienced
in the last two years it was
announced that they will
be adding a new principal,
Kim Smith, in the coming
school year. The school has
received grants in the last
two years that have allowed
them to update technology
within each classroom, and
add more extracurricular
programs.
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Choir. Added more recently
to the list of activities are
Archery Team and Orchestra. In addition to these
after school activities, there
are a few very different programs during the course of
the regular school day. Not
only does the school now
provide P.E., Music, Library,
& Art for its students, there
is also Religion class, Spanish class, the opportunity to
go to church twice weekly,
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responsible, and well rounded adults.
Some other details that
many do not realize about
the school are these:
*St. Paul School is accredited through the Kentucky
Department of Education
Non-Public School Commission and certified by the
National Council for Private
School Accreditation.
*St. Paul Preschool is
licensed through the Cabinet for Health and Family
Services.
*St. Paul School follows
the Grayson County School
calendar.
*Bus transportation is
provided through the county
school system.
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become responsible members of a family, Church, and
community.
realizes the religious dimensions of education in a
Catholic School: teaching
the message revealed by
God and proclaimed by the
Church, building community
nurtured by worship and
prayer, fellowship in the
Holy Spirit, and fostering
service with both Christian
and the entire community.”
St. Paul School welcomes
visitors. If you are thinking
of a faith based, quality education for your child, contact the school at 270-2427483 or visit on Facebook:
Saint Paul School.
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for registered members of
one of the area Catholic
churches.
*Discounts are available
for multi-child families.
*Discounts for early
tuition payment and through
Gift Card program called
SCRIP.
The Mission Statement
of the school seems to well
represent that for which the
school stands:
“St. Paul Catholic School
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mission of the Catholic
Church in cooperation with
families and parishes. The
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•Dialysis Services
•Emergency Department
•Home Health Agency
•Laboratory
•Obstetrics/Gynecology
•Orthopaedics
•Outpatient Specialty Clinic
•Pain Management Center
•Rehabilitation Services
•Sleep Center
•Wound Healing Center
Additionally, the Twin
Lakes Medical Foundation,
working with TLRMC, operates facilities in Big Clifty,
Caneyville and Quick Care
in Leitchfield. The goal is to
provide quality healthcare services in locations convenient
to everyone living in Grayson
County.
““We have great equipment
and a wonderful facility, but
it’s our highly trained employees and medical staff that
allows us to provide extraordinary patient care,” said
Wayne Meriwether, MHA,
Chief Executive Officer, Twin
Lakes Regional Medical Center.
For the four years in a row,
Twin Lakes Regional Medical
Center was named one of the
best healthcare organizations
to work in the United States.
Becker’s Hospital Review, a
national healthcare journal
based in Chicago, has published the 2016 edition of its
“150 Great Places to Work in
Healthcare.” TLRMC is the
only hospital in Kentucky to
receive the honor.
Twin Lakes Regional Medical Center
“When you have a staff
that treats their patients and
co-workers in a caring and
respectful manner, it just
stands to reason that TLRMC
is going to be a place that people will want to work. I want
to thank all of our employees
for making TLRMC so much
more than just another place
to work, but truly a ‘Great
Place to Work’,” said Meriwether.
The organizations featured
on the list were selected by
the Becker’s Hospital Review
editorial team based on
workforce awards received,
benefits offerings, wellness
initiatives, efforts to improve
professional development,
diversity and inclusion, worklife balance and a sense of
community and unity among
employees. Becker’s Hospital
Review is a monthly publication offering up-to-date
business and legal news and
analysis relating to hospitals
and health systems.
The Patient Protection
and Affordable Care Act of
2010 requires nonprofit,
tax-exempt hospitals such as
Center to assess the healthcare needs of their communities every three years and
to adopt an implementation
strategy to address the needs
identified. Each hospital must
make its Community Health
Needs Assessment (CHNA)
and Implementation Strategy
available to the public. This
report serves as a stepping
stone to future studies of
community health concerns,
the enhancement of health
services offered to the community and the spark to create community partnerships
that address the health needs
of the community.
To put the CHNA report
into action, TLRMC created
the Population Health Committee. This group of people
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improving access; enhancing
skills; and changing consequences.
In a show of new technology aimed at helping enhance
the patient experience,
TLRMC has introduced an
intuitive registration solution
called Queue (pronounced
“Q”) that offers real‐time
registration monitoring and
works to reduce patient wait‐
times.
Placed in registration areas
in the main lobby and outpatient surgery at TLRMC,
Queue multi‐touch displays
provide a modern registration
experience by securely and
efficiently collecting patient
information. After signing
in using Queue, patients can
monitor their wait‐time via
digital displays in waiting
areas. Using Queue, TLRMC
will manage the registration
process efficiently in one
central location. The Queue
system is integrated to other
data bases within TLRMC so
the registration clerk already
has the patient’s information
ready by the time they sit in
the private registration room.
“The addition of Queue to
our registration process is a
natural next step in our ongoing effort to create the best
patient experience possible,”
Clarkson
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works on improving the
health of our community guided by the Community Health
Focus Points set in the 2012
and 2015 CHNA reports. The
Population Health Committee is made up of hospital
employees, industrial leaders,
the Grayson County Schools
superintendent, registered
dieticians, a pharmacist, a
representative from the Kentucky Cancer Program and a
representative from the Grayson County Health Department.
Twin Lakes Regional Medical Center recognizes that we
do not have adequate resources to solve all problems identified. However, we do have
the obligation and ability to
be the change leader where
possible. We view this plan
as providing guidance around
how we, along with other
area organizations, groups
and agencies, can collaborate
to improve the health and
medical care available to the
people of our community.
In order to addressing the
prioritized needs, TLRMC
will engage key internal and
community partners. Customized strategies have been
developed and will be continued. The strategies include,
but are not limited to,
modifying polices, public and
private; providing support,
information and incentives;
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said Kelly Milliner-Hudspeth,
Registration Coordinator at
TLRMC.
TLRMC and its employees
have a major impact on the
economy of Grayson County.
According to the latest figures
available from the Kentucky
Hospital Association, in 2013,
Center spent over $22 million on employee wages and
salaries and purchases of supplies and services. These dollars have a “ripple effect” as
they move through the larger
economy, supporting other
businesses and jobs in the
community as well as generating tax revenue used to fund
state programs.
The hospital also has a
major impact on services
provided by the governments
serving Grayson County residents. The KHA concluded
that TLRMC is responsible
for over $2.1 million in state
and local tax revenue through
the taxes they pay directly
and tax revenue generated
from their employees.
The Kentucky Auditor
released a report in 2015
on the financial strength of
rural hospitals. The report
concludes that fully one-third
of Kentucky’s rural hospitals
were rated as being in poor
financial health and could be
in danger of having to make
difficult decisions such as cutting employees, eliminating
services or possibly even having to close the hospital.
Residents of Grayson and
surrounding counties received
good news in the report, however. Twin Lakes Regional
Medical Center is ranked as
having the sixth best financial
position of the 44 rural Kentucky hospitals listed. When
you take out the two smaller,
Critical Access hospitals
ranked higher, the news is
even better. TLRMC is rated
fourth among all comparable
rural acute care hospitals in
the commonwealth.
According to the report, the
importance of rural hospitals
such as TLRMC cannot be
overstated. They provide
healthcare to 45 percent of
Kentuckians and serve a
disproportionate share of lowincome and elderly citizens.
In many rural communities
in particular, hospitals are
the first or second largest
employer and typically pay
higher-than-average wages
than other employers. Ken-
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Tourism
MAY
May 14
Fishing with a Veteran,
Rough River State Park
Marina
May 21-22
Art in the Park, Beville
Park
May 28
Leitchfield Aquatic Center
Pool Opens
JUNE
June 9
Appreciation Dinner,
Lodge
June 25
Cardboard Boat Regatta,
North Fork Beach
JULY
May 25, 2016
July 2
Rumble over Rough River
Annual Fireworks Show,
July 16
Freedom & Fiddlin, Court
House Square Leitchfield
AUGUST
August 6
R.A.C.K. Ride, Grayson
County Fairgrounds
August 13
Dam Triathalon, Rough
River State Park Beach
August 13
Nolin Fest, Nolin Lake State
Park
August 27
Paddle for a Cause, Rough
River Lake
August 30-September 10
Grayson County Fair, Grayson County Fairgrounds
SEPTEMBER
September 5
Labor Day Parade, Route
runs between the fairgrounds
and Southgate Mall in
Leitchfield 270-259-5587
www.graysoncountyfair.net
September 10
Trash Bash Lakeshore
Cleanup, Rough River Lake
September 24
Nolin Clean-up, Nolin Lake
State Park
September 30-October 1
Clarkson Honeyfest, Clarkson Ky
OCTOBER
Caneyville Fair and Homecoming
October 5-8
Parade, carnival rides, pageant, games and more. 270879-9701
October 7-8
Rough River Yard Sale,
Rough River State park
Lindsey’s Haunted Barn
October
Taylor Cemetery Road a
haunted attraction that benefits non-profit organizations
begins at the end of Septem-
ber through Halloween. 270287-7943
Halloween Safe Night
Late October Grayson County Fairgrounds
Find a safer Trick or Treating route through the fairgrounds. Parking is on the
outside of treat parade. All
family members are encouraged to dress up 270-2595587 270-259-2735
DECEMBER
December 3
Hometown Christmas
Visit downtown Leitchfield
for a parade, craft show and
5K run/walk.
270-259-5587
www.visitLeitchfield.com
New Year’s Eve Celebration
December 31
Rough River Dam State
Resort Park 1-800-325-1713
Freedom & Fiddlin’ is one of Leitchfield’s claims to fame.
The annual Caneyville Fair and Homecoming Parade.
Grayson County 4H
What is 4-H? 4-H is a youth
organization committed to
building outstanding leaders
with marketable skills to succeed in today’s global society.
4-H empowers youth to reach
their full potential, working
and learning in partnership
with caring adults. Head,
Heart, Hands, and Health are
the four H’s in 4-H which represent the four values members work on through fun and
engaging programs.
4-H benefits youth in a variety of ways regardless of back-
ground, socio-economic status, race or gender. Positive
youth development studies
have affirmed that compared
to other youth, young people
involved in 4-H are about:
Four times more likely to
contribute to their communities.
Two times more likely to be
civically active.
Two times more likely
to make healthier lifestyle
choices.
Two times more likely to go
to college.
Fair, Horse Show, and Shooting Sports competitions, but
youth can start as early as 5
years old in the Cloverbud
program. Information on programs and enrollment forms
can be found on the website,
graysonext.org. Kindra Ewing
Jones is the Grayson County
Extension Agent for 4-H
Youth Development, or better
known to many of the youth
in the community, “The 4-H
Lady,” and can be reached
at 270-259-3492. Join us and
join in the fun!
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school/community clubs like
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Teen Club (middle and high
school aged youth), Crafts,
Sewing, and Cooking, as
well as Special Interest Clubs
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Dining Out
Leitchfield Area
Restaurants
Asian Buffet
364 S Main St
270-259-9052
Best Donuts
707 N Main St
270-259-2000
Captain D’s
719 S Main St
270-259-5513
China King
1773 Elizabethtown Rd
270-259-0085
Dairy Queen
613 S Main St
270-259-5822
El Patron
1917 Elizabethtown
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270-287-0081
Farmer’s Feed Mill
Restaurant
110 Sequoia Dr
27-230-0027
Hardee’s
S Main St
270-259-3700
Huddle House
118 Commerce Dr
270-230-0100
Kentucky Fried
Chicken
626 S Main St
270-259-5567
Las Palmas Mexican
Grill
338 S Main St
270-287-7649
Little Caesars
706 S Main St
270-971-1564
McDonald’s
270-230-0774
McDonald’s
714 S Main St
270-259-9298
Mi Camino Real
208 W White Oak St
27-230-1067
Moonshiner’s Grill
121 W Main St
270-287-8799
Mr. Gatti’s
259n S Main St
270-259-5332
Papa John’s Pizza
701 S Main St
270-259-9666
Pizza Hut
494 Southgate Mall
270-259-9351
Rally’s
511 South Main St
270-230-1905
Rough River Pizza
Company and Inn
400 N Main St
27-971-1561
Sandy’s
509 Mill St
270-259-3253
Sonic Drive In
270-287-0003
Subway
721 S Main St
270-259-4999
Taco Bell
802 S Main St
270-259-2857
Wendy’s
715 S Main St
27-259-0530
Caneyville Area Restaurants
Crickett’s Pizza & A
Movie
520 E Maple St
270-879-9211
Dairy Barn
601 Morgantown St
270-879-6941
Clarkson Area Restaurants
K’s Cafe
102 W Main St
270-242-9904
Moutardier Resort
and Marina
1990 Moutardier Rd
270-286-4069
Nolin Lake Lodge &
Inside Out Grill
14088 Peonia Rd
270-971-4309
Ponderosa Boat
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865 Ponderosa Rd
270-242-7215
Redneck Ranch
117 W Short St
270-242-1076
Falls of Rough
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Grayson’s Landing
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450 Lodge Road
270-257-2311
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Grayson County Community Sports
For parents looking for an
organized sports program
in which to enroll their children, Grayson County has a
number of programs available
which should be of interest.
Since Clarkson opened its
community park, the number
of programs available has
increased dramatically, with
youth soccer and baseball
taking center stage.
Grayson County Youth Soccer (GCYC) offers spring and
fall leagues for boys and girls
from four and under on up to
14 and under. The emphasis
in this league is for kids to
have fun while learning the
game of soccer.
At the earliest ages, children are learning to kick and
chase the ball and to realize
the idea is to get the ball into
the net. Parents are welcome
on the field to assist in the
process.
The under-six players play
3-on-3 games with kick-offs
at the start and at half-time
of each game. Players learn
not to use their hands and
have throw-ins. Penalties are
rarely called, but play can be
stopped to address incorrect
actions.
Under-eight teams play
5-on-5 games with goalies
being used and corner kicks
being introduced. Basic penalties are called and players
learn about the box. Team
play is emphasized, but not
really expected.
Under-10 teams play 7-on7 games with offsides calls
being introduced. Players
should be familiar with all
aspects of the game when
they age out of this group.
The under-14 group plays
11-on-11 and all rules and
concepts, including all penalties, should be learned and
will be enforced.
GCYC offers a website
where registration forms and
other information is available. Go to www.graysonco-
soccer.com to view their site.
Baseball and softball
programs for boys and girls
ages 4-12 are also available
in Clarkson. Park director
Kevin Johnston administers
these programs and he can
be reached at 270-5281563
(cell), or 270-287-9375
(home). You can also contact
Clarkson City Hall at 270242-6997 for information.
Tee-Ball teams are formed
for youngsters age 4-7. A
boys 7-8-year-old league
and a girl’s 9-under softball
league plays a schedule of
games during which the
pitching is done by machine.
Boys teams for ages 9-10
and 11-12 play games with
live pitching. All the teams
are affiliated with the nationwide Cal Ripken League.
Sign-ups for all the leagues
begin near the end of February or the beginning of
March, with play beginning
near the end of April or the
beginning of May.
Following the regular
schedule, the leagues hold
tournaments and select AllStar teams which then go on
to compete at the district and
state levels.
Johnston is also in charge
of the county-wide Junior
Pro Basketball League, which
forms leagues for boys and
girls in three age groups,
7-9, 10-11, and 12-13-years.
The teams play their games
at three different elementary
schools, Lawler, Caneyville
and Clarkson.
Sign-ups for Junior Pro
Basketball begin in September with the first games
being played near the beginning of November and continuing into January. Contact
Johnston for more info about
this program.
The City of Caneyville
recently opened its new
community park with two
new ball fields. Contact
Caneyville City Hall at 270-
879-9701 for info about the
summer programs available.
The City of Leitchfield
offers slow-pitch softball
at its complex in James D.
Beville Park. Leagues beginning at 9 & under on up to
16 & under are formed in
the spring and play a slate of
games in affiliation with the
American Softball Association (ASA).
Tournaments are held
after the regular season and
All-Star teams are formed in
each division with the opportunity to advance to the
national level.
Jose Soto is the commissioner of baseball for the
city of Leitchfield and can be
reached at 270-259-6127. The
city currently offers youth
baseball at its field behind
Wilkey Elementary School
during the summer months,
but a new complex is under
development that will expand
the programs. Contact Soto
or Leitchfield City Hall at
270-259-4034 for more info.
Tennis programs are
offered each summer and fall
for all ages. Long-time high
school tennis coach, Sherry
Vincent, administers the programs.
Four Cougar Tennis Camps
are held each summer for
beginners and experienced
players alike. The camps
stress fundamentals for the
younger players and work
on increasing the skills of
the older players. There is a
fee involved for these camps
and each camper receives a
T-Shirt and can win weekly
awards.
Vincent also organizes a
Community Adult League
which plays matches on Tuesday evenings in the fall. Contact Vincent at 270-870-3245
for info concerning these
programs.
The county also offers
Junior Pro Football, a league
playing tackle football for
players ages 7 through 11.
teams are formed at each elementary school in the county
and play their games on
weekends beginning in September. Contact the schools
for info about these teams.
The Twin Lakes
Grayson County residents and
visitors have long taken advantage of the County’s two lakes.
Rough River lake, located in
the norther portion of Grayson
County and Nolin lake to the
south offer family-friendly sporting and recreation opportunities
year round.
Rough River Lake
A dam was built on Rough River
to help control flooding in the
Ohio River Valley. The dam is
135 feet high, 1,500 feet long,
and 819 feet wide at the base.
Rough River Lake covers 5,000
acres, with a shoreline of 221
miles. Fishing in Rough River
Lake includes bass, bluegill,
catfish, crappie, rough fish, and
walleye.
Rough River Dam State Resort
Park has a lodge with rooms,
cottages, marina, and campgrounds with electricity and
water hook-ups.
Call 800-325-1713 for more
information.
Nolin River Lake
The 5,795-acre Nolin River Lake
provides recreational opportunities for boating, fishing,
swimming, camping, picnicking,
hunting, and relaxing. With
miles of scenic shoreline and
cool, clear water, Nolin is the
perfect summer getaway. The
lake has an abundance of bass,
catfish, crappie, and walleye for
great fishing.
Marinas
Community & Technical
College
Boat Ramps
For Rough River Lake
U.S Army Corps of Engineers
14500 Falls of Rough Rd.
Falls of Rough, KY 40119
(270)257-2061
For Nolin Lake
U.S Army Corps of Engineers
2150 Nolin Dam Road
Bee Spring, KY 42207
(270)286-4511
Campgrounds
Check out the ECTC Leitchfield Campus
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If you live in Grayson, Breckinridge, Hart or a nearby
county, our new Leitchfield Campus could make taking
classes even more convenient. At this full-service campus,
you can earn Associate in Arts and Associate in Science
degrees, and Associate in Applied Science Degree in
Business Administration.
We also provide continuing education and non-credit,
personal enrichment courses for area professionals and
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450 Lodge Rd. Falls of Rough,
KY 40119 1-270-257-2311
1-800-325-1713
Includes lodge with 40 guest
rooms, 15 cottages, and campgrounds with electricity and
water hook-ups. Recreational
facilities include archery, boating, fishing, golfing, shuffleboard, and tennis.
Moutardier Marina
1990 Moutardier Rd. Leitchfield, KY 42754
1-270-286-4069 Marina
1-270-286-4230 Campgrounds
Includes pontoon and fishing
boat rentals, cabin rentals and
over 160 scenic campsites. Golf
course nearby. Mammoth Cave
area attractions also nearby.
Ponderosa Boat Dock
865 Ponderosa Rd. Clarkson,
KY 42726
1-270-242-7215
Includes 75 permanent campers and trailers year round,
restaurant, grocery, soft drink
machines, video games, water
skiing and jet skis for rent.
M & D’s Service Center
346 Peter Cave Ramp Rd.
1-270-259-4859
Includes 10 primitive camping
lots, pontoon rentals, boat slips,
live bait, and a marine shop.
Corps Of Engineer
Campsites (Nolin)
Briar Creek - 1-270-286-9864
Dog Creek - 1-270-524-5454
Wax - 1-270-242-7578
Corps Of Engineer
Campsites (Rough River)
Axtel - 1-270-257-2584
Cave Creek - 1-270-879-4304
Laurel Branch - 1-270-257-8839
North Fork - 1-270-257-8139
Want to earn a degeree & stay close to home?
M & D’s Service Center
346 Peter Cave Rd.
(270)259-4859
Ponderosa Boat Dock
856 Ponderosa Rd.
Clarkson, KY 42726
(270)242-7215
Moutardier Marina
1990 Moutardier Rd.
(270)286-4069
Rough River Boat Dock
450 Lodge Rd.
Falls of Rough, KY 40119
(270)257-2311
Nick’s Boat Dock
Highway 79
McDaniels, KY 40158
(270)257-8955
Wax Marina
14008 Peonia Rd.
Clarkson, KY 42726
(270)242-7205
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Located at 201 E. Carroll
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Leitchfield Aquatic Center
features a lazy river, lap
lanes, free river tubes, play
features, floating lily pads,
a three-story water slide,
a zero-depth entry pool, a
separate tot pool, and a diving area.
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Grayson County Bluegrass Opry
The Grayson County Bluegrass Opry promotes bluegrass music with free shows
on the third Saturday nights
of each month at the Old
Judicial Building (third floor)
at 125 East White Oak St. in
Leitchfield, two blocks south
of the courthouse square.
The Falls Golf Club
The Falls Golf Club is
located on the historic
Green Farm in scenic Falls of
Rough. The Falls Golf Club
offers superior golf for all levels of play. Call to reserve tee
time at 270-879-3115.
The Falls ATV Park
See over 1,200 acres of
trailes on the historic Green
Farm on the banks of Rough
River Lake. Daily rates are
available with concessions,
playground equipment, and a
picnic area on site.
270-879-3115.
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Visitors Center
425 South main St.
(207) 259-5587
(800) 667-5934
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atmosphere and complete
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safe place to begin to deal with
hurts that are too personal
and too deep to share with
someone you know or with
whom you already have an
established relationship.
There is no secret formula,
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The Grayson County Center for Women’s Ministries
(GCCWM) is a place for
healing the emotions and the
spirit. The focus is on healthy
relationships: one to another
and one to Christ.
A Christ-centered peer counseling ministry, the GCCWM
provides a non-judgmental
love of many caring volunteers: women helping women
find a better way of life.
GCCWM is for women
experiencing loss and grief;
struggle in relationships; difficult season of parenting; recovery from addiction; emotional
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All services are available to
everyone free of charge regardless of religion, race, or socioeconomic circumstances.
GCCWM is located at 300
Mill Street in Leitchfield, KY
and can be reached at 270-2309925 or [email protected].
Grayson County Chamber of Commerce
The Grayson County
Chamber of Commerce is the
“hub” for anything in Grayson County. Located in the
Centre on Main at 425 South
Main Street in Leitchfield,
the Chamber is a non-profit
organization designed to
promote small and large businesses in Grayson County
and to encourage economic
growth. The Chamber provides a wealth of information
about local businesses to
people wanting to re-locate to
the community. Through the
Chamber’s website at www.
graysoncountychamber.com,
visitors and local people alike
can search for just the perfect
business to provide whatever
services they may need.
April Spalding
Executive Director,
Grayson County Chamber
of Commerce
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Pine Knob Theatre
Linda’s Hair
Studio
524 South Main Street
the 1930’s when a city slicker
comes to Pine Knob, nicknamed “Hoodoo Holler” after
a resident got Hoodooed out
of his job, in search of the Outlaw Dock Brown’s gold. “Hoodoo II or The Return of Goldie
Mae” is a sequel some 10 years
later. “Daddy Took The T-Bird
Away,” “Lucy And Ruth’s
Diner,” called LARD, “Be Bop
A Lula,” and “Big Girls Don’t
Cry” are all four 50’s and 60’s
musical comedies.
The 2016 season will
include some new performances, on July 1 and 2, a
“Bluegrass Music” night with
various musicians performing
that wonderful home grown
Kentucky music. Then August
13th will be “Gospel Music”
night with three different
groups performing.
Each summer on the last
Saturday in July and September it’s our “Theatre Festival”
beginning at noon with a large
buffet lunch followed by three
different productions. For
those who may not like to get
out at night, the festivals provide several of the plays in one
afternoon. During the regular
season, Friday and Saturday
nights, the “Backyard Cookout” and concession stand
opens at 5:00 p.m. serving
hamburgers, chicken, hot dogs,
“EVERYTHING YOU
NEED TO DO WHAT
YOU WANT”
The 1987, very first, “Dock Brown” Cast.
green beans, mashed potatoes,
cooked apples, and more.
During our off season, the
theatre has also performed
at the RiverPark Center in
Owensboro, the Henderson
Fine Arts Center, Alhambra
Theatre in Hopkinsville, and
Rough River State Resort
Park.
Pine Knob community is the
county’s most complete historical community with the old
country store, church, schoolhouse, and other buildings.
The community got its name
from the old “Knob” which is a
“Daddy Took The T-Bird Away.”
Linda
Bradley
Owner
270-287-9699
PO Box 157 • 9080
Elizabethtown Rd • Big
Clifty, KY 42712
Ph. 270-242-2641
60647525
May 25, 2016
With a Gala opening of our
30th season and voted to be
one the top three best community theatres in Kentucky
by readers of Kentucky Living magazine, which has the
largest circulation in the state,
and a member of the National
Outdoor Drama Association, the Pine Knob Outdoor
Theatre just five miles North
of Caneyville, KY performs a
number of historical, folklore,
and 50’s-60’s musicals each
season.
Opened in 1987, the 500seat theatre has brought over
130,000 visitors to the rural
community. Pine Knob community was the home of infamous outlaw “Dock Brown”
who came here in 1842,
married the Mayor of Leitchfield’s daughter, and became
a respectful citizen while
doing various notorious acts
unknown to the residents of
the county. This true story was
the founding play written by
Honus Shain and performed
now for its 30th year.
On June 4, 2016 a special
Gala Opening night will
include a buffet beginning
at 5:00 PM and the “Dock
Brown - Legend of an Outlaw”
performance at 7:30. Other
plays include “Down In Hoodoo Holler,” a comedy set in
Visit us on the web at risnershomecenter.com
“Dock Brown - Legend of an Outlaw.”
206 ft cliff with walking trails
and caves. Photographers visit
the scenic community daily as
well as hikers who just enjoy
the spring fed valley. Family reunions and weddings
are held each summer in our
picnic area which has a large
Gazebo. When you are in the
area, don’t miss this memorable stop.
Visit us on the web at www.
pineknob.com or call 270879-8190 for further information. Pine Knob Theatre is
located at 2250 Pine Knob Rd.
Caneyville, KY 42721.
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Grayson County Historical Society
May 25, 2016
Visitors to a Historical Society meeting were treated to walking or
trolley tours which visited approximately 50 historical sites in downtown
Leitchfield.
Community members gathered at the Jack Thomas House for a special
Historical Society meeting, a tour of important historical sights
throughout downtown Leitchfield, and watermelon social.
Historical Society Christmas Carolers
Greetings from the Grayson
County Historical Society!
2016 marks a special milestone for our Society as we
celebrate our 40th anniversary. We welcome you to our
community and hope you will
stop by and visit with us!
The Grayson County Historical Society strives to preserve the history of our county and make those findings
open for public use through a
museum and research library.
We own and maintain the oldest brick building in the county, the Jack Thomas House,
at 122 East Main Street in
Leitchfield, Kentucky. The
home, constructed around
1815, is named for its builder
and initial occupant Jack
Thomas, Grayson County’s
first circuit and county court
clerk.
Our upstairs museum,
which is open for tours for a
fee, features an annex with
rotating exhibits several times
each year. Our downstairs
research library is open to the
public at no charge. We also
have a meeting room which is
used by the Historical Society,
as well as the local Woman’s
Club and DAR Chapter. This
room, as well as an adjoining dining room, can also be
rented for other functions. We
have three general meetings a
year, which are typically held
in March, June, and October,
and well as several open houses and other events scheduled
throughout the year. Programs
for our general meetings
typically consist of a guest
speaker and refreshments
at the Jack Thomas House,
although we sometimes travel
to other historic sites in the
county for a change of venue.
The Historical Society Board
meets monthly.
The Grayson County Historical Society owns three other
buildings besides the Jack
Thomas House - the Buchanan
Log Cabin on the grounds of
the Jack Thomas House, the
Walnut Grove School near
Caneyville, and the Edwards
School west of Short Creek.
We are also responsible for
the upkeep of the Thomas
Cemetery in Leitchfield.
Please remember, we are
always looking for donations
pertaining to Grayson County
and its families and communities. If you have an item that
you would not like to leave
your family, we are always
glad to take an item on loan.
Please call us at 270-230-8989
or email graysoncokyhistsoc@
windstream.net for more
information.
As a non-profit organization, we rely on your donations and membership dues to
keep the Jack Thomas House
open to the public. The cost
of membership to the Grayson
County Historical Society is
$15 per year or a one-time
cost of $200 for a lifetime
membership. Benefits include
a subscription to our newsletter The Graysonite. Please
make checks payable to the
Grayson County Historical
Society, P.O. Box 84, Leitchfield, KY 42755.
The GCHS 2016 Board of
Directors:
President: Scott Carter
Vice-President: Scotty Gore
Secretary: Robert Wright
Treasurer: Tina Carter
General Board Members:
Joyce Thomas Legg York,
Kelly Stevenson, Allison
Helm, Mary Decker, Greg Bernard, and Mary Bouvier.
Librarian/Hostess: Mary
Decker
Regular hours for the Jack
Thomas House are 10:00 am
– 5:00 pm Tuesday-Friday.
Closed weekends and major
holidays.
the Grayson County Historical
Society, please visit our website at http://www.graysoncokyhistsoc.org/ or look for us
on Facebook.
Grayson County Agriculture
Grayson County is ranked 39th in total Ag production in Kentucky
Average acres of farm is 140
acres
Number of operators: 2,000
Average age of farmer is 58
Average Ag Income in the
County: $32,000
Crops in County:
There are roughly 200,000
acres of farmland in Grayson
Co. (numbers in parenthesis
indicate state ranking).
13,000 acres of soybeans
(35)
13,000 acres of corn (34)
45,000 acres of forage
ground (including hay and
pasture) (13)
500 acres of commercial
horticulture (vegetables,
fruit, nursery) (46)
40,000 Cattle and calves (22)
22,000 beef cows
700 milk cows (23)
300 acres of Burley Tobacco
351,000 Broilers (poultry)
(26)
88,000 Layers (poultry) (7)
How has agriculture
changed over years:
The landscape of agriculture in Grayson County has
changed throughout the
years due in large part to the
changing tobacco economy.
After the tobacco buyout of
2001, many farmers diversified their operations to a forage and livestock enterprise.
There has also been a large
push in recent years in commercial horticulture due to
the local food movement.
Agriculture and the University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service:
The UK Cooperative Extension service is the most
comprehensive outreach
and engagement program at
the University of Kentucky.
Through our partnership
with The UK College
of Agriculture, Food &
Environment, it allows for
research and educational
efforts developed at UK to
be brought to a grassroots
level to be demonstrated and
implemented. Everything
in Extension is done with
the farmer’s best interest
in mind. The Cooperative
Extension Service in Grayson County provides great
services for farmers such
as: soil sampling, plant disease diagnostics, weed and
insect ID, on-farm education
and research, and access to
extension specialists in all
agriculture fields. Cooperative extension does its best
to extend knowledge and
change lives of Grayson
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Area Churches
Anneta United Baptist
Anneta United Baptist
Church has services on the
first Saturday of the month
at 7 p.m., and the following
Sunday at 11 a.m. and the
third and fifth Sunday at 11
a.m. with Sunday School at
9:30 a.m. Prayer services
Tuesday at 7 p.m. Pastor Bro.
Thomas Meredith.
Antioch Christian
Antioch Christian Church,
4 miles east of Big Clifty on
Highway 1168, has Sunday
School services every Sunday
morning at 10 a.m. Church
services are held the second
and fourth Sunday of each
month at 11 a.m. Bro. Ned
Byers of Summit is the pastor.
Antioch General Baptist
Antioch General Baptist
has church services and business meeting the first Saturday night of each month at 7
p.m. Sunday school at 9:30
a.m. and worship services at
11 a.m. every Sunday. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday at
7 p.m. Located on Highway
88 (Peonia Road) 2 miles
South of Peonia.
Beech Grove United Baptist
Beech Grove United Baptist Church has services the
second Saturday at 7 p.m.;
the following Sunday at 11
a.m., and the Sunday following the fourth Saturday at 11
a.m. Pastor Bro. Mike Lindsey. Everyone is welcome.
Bethel Missionary Baptist
Church
Bethel Missionary Baptist
Church, in Clarkson, holds
services on the first and third
Sundays at 11 a.m. and the
Saturday nights before at 7
p.m. Sunday School every
Sunday at 9:30 a.m. There
will be a fifth-Sunday service
at 11 a.m. Bro. Joe Cain, pastor.
Big Clifty Church of Christ
The Big Clifty Church
of Christ, located at 259
Cemetery Road, has Sunday
services at 5 p.m. The first
Sunday is Bible study using
videotapes. Services the
second and fourth Sunday
nights. The third Sunday we
have a guest speaker.
Big Clifty United Methodist
Big Clifty United Methodist has services at 8:30 a.m
with Sunday school following
at 9:30 a.m. Located at 211
Main St. in Big Clifty. Pastor
Bro. Johnnie Long .
Bloomington Baptist
Bloomington Baptist
Church, located at 1154
Bloomington Road, invites
you to attend Wednesday
night services at 7 p.m. and
Sunday services at 10 a.m..
Pastor Doug Edwards invites
everyone to attend.
Bolton Missionary Baptist
Services at the Bolton
School-house Missionary
Baptist Church in Hart County are the first and third Saturday at 7 p.m. and the first
and third Sunday at 11 a.m.
Also on each fifth Sunday at
11 a.m. Terry Priddy, pastor.
Broadway Missionary Baptist
Broadway Missionary
Baptist Church has Sunday
School at 10 a.m. followed by
worship services at 11 a.m.
every first and third Sunday
every month. Also church
services the third Saturday
night at 7 p.m. Pastor Wayne
Wells.
Calvert Community
Calvert Community
Church in Breckinridge
County off Hwy 737, invites
you to join us. Sunday School
at 9:30 a.m. Worship services
at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Wednesday night at 6:30 p.m.
Pastor Kenneth Smiley, Jr.
Calvary Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist Church,
Highway 259 & 110, McDaniels, has Sunday School at
9:45 a.m., following by worship service at 11 a.m., and
evening service at 5p.m.
Prayer service on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Pastor David
Lupex.
Caney Creek United Baptist
Caney Creek United Baptist Church has services
every first Saturday at 7 p.m.
and first Sunday at 11 a.m.,
and the third Sunday at 11
a.m.
Caneyville Baptist Church
Caneyville Baptist Church,
Highway 62, has services
every Sunday with Sunday
School at 9:40 a.m., worship
service at 10:45 a.m., evening
worship service at 5 p.m.,
and Wednesday night Bible
study at 6 p.m. For more info
call 879-8913. Pastor Bro.
Paul Childers.
Caneyville Church of God
The Caneyville Church
of God of Prophecy, 3 miles
south on Highway 185. Sunday School at 10 a.m., worship at 11 a.m. (Children’s
Church first and third Sundays), and Sunday evening
services at 6 p.m. Tuesday
prayer meeting at 10 a.m.
and Wednesday services at 7
p.m. Pastor Lyresa Ashley.
Caneyville Christian
Caneyville Christian
Church has Sunday School
at 10 a.m. with worship services at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Caneyville Cumberland
Presbyterian
Caneyville Cumberland
Presbyterian Church offers
services each Sunday. Sunday
school at 10 a.m. and worship services at 11 a.m. Bro.
Brad Mudd. The church is
located behind the post office
in Caneyville.
Caneyville Outreach of
Jesus Christ
Caneyville Outreach of
Jesus Christ, 2 miles north
of Caneyville on Highway
79, has regular services each
Sunday at 6:30 p.m.
Cave Hill Church
Cave Hill Church has
church services at 5:30 p.m.
every Sunday evening. Pastor Wavie Pierce welcomes
everyone. For info, call 270879-9447.
Chapel Union Missionary
Baptist
Chapel Union Missionary
Baptist Church, Welches
Creek, Ky., has Sunday
School at 10 a.m., with
worship service at 11 a.m.
Wednesday night prayer
service at 7 p.m. Pastor Bro.
Clinton White.
Christian Home
Christian Home Church
has Sunday services the 2nd
and 4th weekend at 11 a.m.
Saturday night service at 7
p.m. Sunday School at 10
a.m. Pastor is Stanley Whitaker.
Church of God of Prophecy
Services at the Church of
God of Prophecy, 808 Grayson St., are: Sunday School
9:30 a.m.; Worship Service at
10:30 a.m; Children’s Church:
Second, third and fourth
Sundays; Tuesday 10 a.m.
Prayer Meeting; Wednesday
night Bible Study and Youth
Service at 6 p.m. Pastor Sam
Smith.
The Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints
The Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints, 607 So.
Clinton St., in Leithcfield,
has services beginning at 9
a.m. and Sunday School at 10
a.m. 270-366-3801.
Church of Joy
Community Church of Joy
located at 100 Schoolhouse
Road next to the G.C. High
School and Lawler Elementary. Upbeat contemporary
style of worship on Sunday
morning. Sunday School at
9:45 a.m.; Worship service at
10:30 a.m.; Wednesday night
service at 6:30 p.m.
Claggett United Baptist
Claggett United Baptist
Church on Highway 54 meets
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on the second Saturday night
of each month at 6 p.m. and
the following Sunday at 11
a.m. Sunday church services
also held at 11 a.m. on the
fourth Sunday. Sunday
School is held the first, third
and fourth Sunday at 10 p.m.
a.m., and prayer meeting
every Wednesday at 6 p.m.
Pastor Roger Allen.
FBC Leitchfield
FBC Leitchfield…a church
for the Twin Lakes region,
106 E. Walnut St., invites
you to join us on Sundays at
10 a.m. for worship. Adult
Sunday School/LIFE Groups,
youth (grades 6-8) and children meet at 8:45 a.m. Youth
(middle through high school)
meet on Sunday evenings at
6 p.m. in the Youth Building.
Call 259-4076 for more info.
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 501 W.
Chestnut St, in Leitchfield,
has Sunday School at 9:45,
coffee & doughnuts 10:30
a.m., worship service 11
a.m., Bible study Wednesday
10 a.m., Thursday 6 p.m.
270-259-3835. Bro. Jim Butler, Pastor.
Fox Run Church
Fox Run Church has Sunday School at 10 a.m. and
worship service at 11 a.m.
Pastor Jimmy Snyder.
Free Zion General Baptist
Free Zion General Baptist
Church has Sunday School
at 10 a.m., with worship service at 11 a.m. and Thursday
nights at 7 p.m.
God’s Mission Full Gospel
Church
Senior Pastor, Bro. Billy
Mason. Associate Pastor,
Bro. Rick Pence. Sunday
morning worship 10 a.m.;
Sunday evening worship 5
p.m.; Tuesday prayer meeting, 10 a.m.; Thursday evening service, 6 p.m.; Saturday nursing home ministry,
10 a.m.
God’s Way Church
God’s Way Church, 307
W. Market St., has Sunday
School at 10 a.m., followed
by worship service at 11 a.m.
Also: Bible Study on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Pastor Tim
Gage 230-2372.
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Baptist
The East Fairview General
Baptist Church, Highway
505 in Cromwell, has services every Wednesday at 7
p.m., the first Wednesday
of every month is Nursing
Home service at Professional
Care nursing home at 6:30
p.m. Sunday School is at 10
a.m. every Sunday with Sunday worship at 11 a.m. and
Sunday night services at 6
p.m. Pastor is Carl Decker Jr.
End Times Pentecostal
Church
The End Times Pentecostal Church, a new church
on Hwy. 62, in Caneyville
across next to the funeral
home, will have services at
10:30 open Sunday. Pastor
Barry Johnson and Minister
Samuel Johnson.
English Street Baptist
English Street Baptist
Church, located at 221 English St., has services every
second and fourth Sunday.
Sunday School at 10 a.m.
Worship services at 11 a.m.
Pastor Rev. Gerald Offuit.
Eveleigh Independent
Eveleigh Independent,
6674 Brandenburg Rd.
(Highway 259N), Leitchfield, has Sunday School
at 10 a.m., worship service
at 11 a.m., Sunday night
service at 6 p.m. with youth
classes, and Wednesday service at 6:30 p.m. with youth
classes. Pastor Joe Watson,
(270) 259-2466 or (270)
589-0241.
Faith Redeemed Church
of God
1548 Anneta Road, Highway 259 South, in Leitchfield, has Sunday School at
10 a.m. and worship at 11
a.m. and 6 p.m. on Sundays.
Youth Services on Thursdays
at 6:30 p.m. The new Pastor
is William Geary.
Falls of Rough Church
Falls of Rough Church,
Highway 79 between Rough
River State Park and Short
Creek has Sunday worship
services at 11 a.m. and 6
p.m. Sunday School at 9:45
Clarkson Baptist
Clarkson Baptist Church
invites you to their services
at the following times: Sunday School Bible Study at
9:15, Sunday Morning Worship at 10:30 a.m., Sunday
Evening Worship at 6 p.m.,
Children & Youth Discipleship at 6 p.m. Wednesday
Prayer Meeting at 6 p.m..
Located at 5115 E-town
Road in Clarkson. (270) 2424567.
Clarkson Community
Church
We are now on Hwy. 62,
next to Mid-Way Propane in
Clarkson. Our services begin
with Sunday School at 10
a.m., followed by worship at
11 a.m. Wednesday night services begin at 7 p.m. Pastor
Curtis Decker, wife Melissa,
along with the church family and friends would be
honored for you to come and
be with us. Hope to see you
soon.
Clarkson United Methodist
Come join us! Sunday
School at 10 a.m. followed
by worship service at 11 a.m.
Prayer meeting on the first
Wednesday of each month at
6 p.m. followed by a fellowship meal. Located behind
Clarkson Furniture. Pastor
Brent Loy.
Clearview Baptist
Pastor Chessie Shartzer
and the congregation would
like to welcome everyone.
Sunday School begins at 9:30
a.m. with Sunday worship
service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday
night service at 6:30 p-.m.
and Wednesday night Youth
Service at 6 p.m. Listen to
our services on radio station
870 AM at 9 a.m.
Clinton Street Church of
Christ
Clinton Street Church of
Christ, 506 N. Clinton St.,
meet on Sundays at 11 a.m.
and 6 p.m. A “Peak of the
Week” gathering takes place
on Wed. at 6 p.m. For more
info. call 259-2380.
Corinth Baptist
Corinth Baptist Church is
located on Highway 105 &
261 in McQuady. Services
are held at 8 a.m. (traditional), 9:15 and 10:30 a.m.
(contemporary). Sunday
School is offered at the 9:15
and 10:30 services (lots of
classes to choose from) A
nursery and children’s church
activities are also provided
during these services.
Corinth Singles
Singles and Singles Again
on Saturday night fellowship
at Corinth Baptist Church
in McQuady, from 6-9 p.m.
every Saturday. Any questions call Carol at 270-2570891 or the church at 270756-0577.
Coyle Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sunday School 10 a.m.,
Sunday Worship Service at
11 a.m. Sunday evening service at 6 p.m. and a Wednesday prayer service at 7 p.m.
Pastor, Rev. Billy Carter.
Cross Covenant Church of
Leitchfield
Cross Covenant Church,
112 Oller Street, in Leitchfield, has Sunday School
beginning at 9:30 a.m.
Sunday service starts at
10:30 a.m. Wednesday night
services start at 6:30 p.m.
Tommy Pendergest at 2871314.
Cross Point
Cross Point, 498 So. Main
St. in the Southgate Mall, in
Leitchfield, has worship services each Sunday at 10:30
a.m.
East Fairview General
Gary Logsdon
Judge Executive
270-259-3159
Clay Ratley
County Attorney
270-259-9306
The Grayson County Fiscal Court
May 25, 2016
Harold Johnson
1st District Magistrate
270-589-0591
Presto Gary
2nd District Magistrate
270-230-3363
Bill Skaggs
3rd District Magistrate
270-589-0414
Brad Brown
5th District Magistrate
270-259-7513
Curtis Wells
270-589-0425
Randy “Jason” Dennis
270-589-0419
Churches
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and practice what the Bible
teaches. We invite those
who want to do the same to
come and worship with us.
Times of services: Sunday,
9:30 a.m. Bible study, 10:30
a.m. worship, 5 p.m. worship,
and Wednesday, 7 p.m. Bible
study. At 1687 Lilac Road,
Leitchfield, KY 42754.
Little Church
The Little Church will be
having Sunday services at 11
a.m. on the second Sunday
night at 6 p.m. The church is
located at 7800 Shrewsbury
Rd., Highway 187, beside the
Town & Country Furniture
Store. Pastor, Bro. William
Dodson and the congregation
invite everyone to attend. For
more info, call 879-9093.
Little Clifty Baptist
Little Clifty Baptist Church
located at 2575 Little Clifty
Church Road near Peter Cave
area of Rough River Lake
invite you to worship with
us. Sunday School begins at
10 a.m. followed by morning
worship service at 11 a.m.,
Church Training at 6 p.m.,
evening worship at 7 p.m.
and Wed. night prayer service at 7 p.m.
Little Clifty United Methodist
Little Clifty United Methodist Church has services
every Sunday at 9:30 a.m.
with Bro. Johnnie Long. Sunday School following at 10:30
a.m. Everyone is welcome
and invited to attend. Location: off 224E. on to 1168
at the corner of Little Clifty
Church Rd.
Little Flock Missionary
Baptist
The Little Flock Missionary Baptist Church
has regular services on the
first.d and fifth Sunday. Bro.
Terry Priddy, pastor. Sunday
School starts at 10 a.m., with
church services at 11 a.m.
The church is located approx.
7 miles east of Clarkson on
Highway 224.
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a.m. Pastor, Bro. David Clark
and the congregation invite
you to come and be a part.
Leitchfield Landmark Missionary Baptist Church
Leitchfield Landmark
Missionary Baptist Church,
at 116 West Main St., one
block west of the court house
on the left. Services start at
10:00 a.m. each Sunday, with
11:00 a.m. worship, 6:30 p.m.
on Wednesday. Bro. John
Hart, from Faith Missionary
Baptist Church of Des Arc,
AR., will be conducting services. Everyone is invited.
Leitchfield Seventh-Day
Adventist
Leitchfield Seventh-Day
Adventist Church located
at the corner of Sunbeam
Road and Chestnut has services every Saturday. Sabbath
School is 10:30 a.m. and
Worship Service is at 11:30
a.m. Pastor Jarrett Brown.
For more info. call (270) 7571419 or 259-3863.
Leitchfield United Methodist
Contemporary Sunday
Service at 8:30 a.m., Sunday
school for all ages at 9:30
a.m. and our blended worship
service at 10:45a.m.. Every
month with 5th Sunday – one
service at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Nights is J.A.M. (Jesus
And Me) for pre-school – 5th
Grade and Youth 6th grade
-12th grade 6:15p.m. Pastor
David Harting. Corner of
West Main and English.
Liberty Baptist
Liberty Baptist Church, on
Shrewsbury Rd., has Sunday
by worship service at 11
a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday:
Adult prayer meeting at 6:30
p.m. Bro. Jerry Netherland,
Pastor. For more info., call
259-9290.
Lilac Road Church of
Christ
Once again our nation has
taken a step toward Satan
and away from God. At the
Lilac Road church of Christ,
we will continue to preach
Gospel Light Missionary
Baptist Church
Gospel Light Missionary
Baptist Church in Caneyville
has Sunday School at 10
a.m., and worship service at
11 a.m every Sunday. Church
services the first Sunday of
each month at 6 p.m. Bible
Study every Wednesday at 7
p.m., except Business Meeting on the first Wednesday.
Grayson Manor Nursing
Home
Bro. Billy Mason, Chaplain
of Grayson Manor Nursing
Home, holds a service every
Saturday morning at 10 a.m.
in the lunchroom. Everyone
is welcome to attend.
Grayson Street Church of
God
808 Grayson St., in Leitchfield. Sunday School 9:30
a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m.
Tuesday morning prayer
meeting, 9:30 a.m. Wednesday night evangelistic service, Jr. Youth and INFUZED
Youth group 6 p.m. Friday
Women’s Bible Study at farmer’s Feed Mill, 8:30 a.m.
Hanging Rock Baptist
Hanging Rock Baptist
Church has Sunday School at
10 a.m. and worship service
at 11 a.m. every Sunday.
Hilltop Christian Fellowship
Hilltop Christian Fellowship in McDaniels has
Sunday School at 10 a.m.,
Sunday worship 11 a.m., Sunday youth group 5 p.m., Wed.
prayer service 6:30 p.m., and
children’s ministries 6:30
p.m. Pastor Harry Hertel,
270-257-0606. Food commodities given out Thurs 11
a.m.- 1 p.m. Clothes Closet
open Thurs. 11 a.m.- 1 p.m.
Located at Highways 79 and
105.
Holly Baptist
Holly Baptist Church holds
services each Sunday. Sunday
school at 10 a.m. Preaching
service at 11 a.m. Bible study
each Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Pastor Allen Johnson.
Holy Trinity Lutheran
Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church has church services
at 10:30 a.m. and Sunday
School at 9:30 a.m. every
Sunday. The church is located on 889 Lilac Road. Monty
Geitz is the pastor. For info.
call 259-9241.
Hopewell Missionary Baptist
Hopewell Missionary
Baptist Church has regular
church the second Sunday
and the fourth Saturday and
Sunday, rule by Sundays. Pastor, Chris Cann. Saturday at
7 p.m. and Sunday at 11 a.m.
Jesus Christ Name Holiness Church
Jesus Christ Name Holiness Church, 432 Kelly
Street, in Leitchfield, has services every Sunday at 2 p.m..
Everyone is welcome. Pastor,
Bro. David Johnson.
Leitchfield Christian
Leitchfield Christian
Church, a non-denominational New Testament-based
Christian Church, 117 West
Walnut Street (phone 2593869) invites you to Sunday
School at 9:45 a.m. and worship at 10:45 a.m. on Sunday.
Nursery provided. Youth
program meets on Tuesday
at 6 p.m. with Bible lessons,
games, songs. Adult Bible
study on Wednesday in Fellowship Hall at 10 a.m. Minister, Lee Schroerlucke.
Leitchfield First Cumberland Presbyterian
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.
with refreshments to follow.
Worship service at 11 a.m.
Bible study Wednesday at 10
a.m. and Thirsday at 6 p.m.
Leitchfield First General
Baptist Church
Leitchfied First General
Baptist Church, Highway
62 West, has services on
Wednesday at 6:30 p.m., Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and
Worship Services at 10:45
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Oak Grove Missionary
Baptist
Oak Grove Missionary
Baptist Church meets on the
second Sunday at 11 a.m.
and the Saturday night before
at 7 p.m. and on the fourth
Sunday at 11 a.m. Everyone
is welcome. Bro. Thomas
Meredith, Pastor.
Old Time Holiness House
of God
Services at the Old Time
Holiness House of God on
McGrew Church Road in
Anneta are held on Sundays
at 5 p.m. with Bro. Howard
Robertson. Everyone is welcome.
Pilgrim Missionary Baptist
Pilgrim Missionary Baptist
Church located off Concord
and Duff Road. Sunday
school starts at 9:45 a.m.
Worship services start at 11
a.m.
Pleasant Union United
Baptist
Church services at the
Pleasant Union United
Baptist Church are held the
fourth Saturday night at 6
p.m. and the following Sunday morning at 11 a.m.. Also
on the Sunday following the
second Saturday at 11 a.m.
Sunday School each Sunday
at 10 a.m. Bro. Blake Newton,
Pastor. The church welcomes
everyone.
Pleasant Valley United
Baptist Church
Pleasant Valley United Baptist Church, near Millwood,
will have services every
second and fourth Saturday
at 7 p.m. and the following
Sunday at 11 a.m.. Vernon
Johnson, pastor.
Pleasant View Missionary
Baptist Church
Pleasant View Missionary
Baptist Church on Caney
Creek Church Road will
have services every Sunday.
Sunday School at 10 a.m.,
worship service at 11 a.m. No
services on the fifth Sunday.
Pastor Bro. J. H. Manion.
Everyone welcome.
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School 9:15 a.m., morning
worship at 10:30 a.m.; adult
choir practice at 5:30 p.m.,
evening worship service at
6:30 p.m. On Tuesday, “Operation Comfort” at 10 a.m., all
quilters, crocheters, knitters
welcome. On Wesnesday,
Youth worship at 6:30 p.m.,
and prayer service at 6:30
p.m.
New Hope General Baptist
New Hope General Baptist
Church at Sadler has Sunday
School every week at 9:30
a.m. with church service at
11 a.m. Also services on the
Saturday before the second
Sunday at 7 p.m. Bro. Neil
Carnes, pastor.
New Hope Missionary
Baptist
New Hope Missionary Baptist Church on Hwy 79 North
has regular services each Sunday. Sunday School begins at
10 a.m. and worship service
at 11 a.m. Bro.
New Life Apostolic United
Pentecostal Church
New Life Apostolic United
Pentecostal Church is located
at 510 N. Clinton, Leitchfield.
James Thornton, Pastor.
Sunday morning service at 10
a.m., Sunday evening service
at 6 p.m., and the mid-week
service is held on Wed. at
7 p.m. If you should need a
ride, please call (in advance)
270-200-1463.
New Life Assembly of God
New Life Assembly of God
Church located on Highway
259 north. Pastor Rev. Tony
Redmon. Sunday school at 10
a.m., Sunday morning worship at 11 a.m., and Sunday
evening at 6 p.m. Mid-week
worship on Wednesday at
6:30 p.m. Those in need of a
ride call 734-9022.
Nothing Fancy Holiness
Church
Nothing Fancy Holiness
Church will have service
every Sunday at 1:30 p.m.
James Fletcher, preacher.
Located 11 miles south of
Leitchfield on Highway 259
across from Ralph’s Market.
Little Light Missionary
Baptist
Little Light Missionary
Baptist Church meeting days
are: second and fourth Sundays at 10 a.m. CST, and the
Saturday evening of the 4th
Sunday weekend at 6:30 p.m.
CST. The Church is located
at 373 Main St., Big Clifty,
behind the Wilson & Muir
Bank.
Lone Star Church of Christ
Lone Star Church of Christ
Service times: Sunday Bible
Study 9:45, worship services
at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday night. Wednesday Bible
classes at 6 p.m. Join us
Wednesday at 5 p.m. for dinner. Located at 13389 Falls
of Rough Rd. (Highway 79).
Brian Gregory, minister.
McGrady Creek Missionary
Baptist
Sunday School 10 a.m.
Services at 11 a.m. Bro. Billy
Renfrow. 270-256-2311.
McGrew Memorial General
Baptist
McGrew Memorial General
Baptist Church on McGrew
Church Road has services the
second and fourth Saturday of
each month at 7 p.m. Sunday
school at 9:45 a.m. Worship
services at 11 a.m. except the
fifth Sunday. Prayer services
every Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Rev. Charlie Smith, pastor,
879-8326.
Mercy Missionary Baptist
Mercy Missionary Baptist
Church has services every
Sunday. Sunday school begins
at 10 a.m., church services
start at 11 a.m., Sunday night
services begin at 6 p.m.,
Wed. night services begin at
6:30 p.m., and services every
fourth Saturday at 6 p.m.
Millwood Community
Millwood Community
Church is having services the
first Sunday night of every
month at 6 p.m., and the
third Saturday of the month
at 7 p.m.
Millwood Missionary Baptist
Millwood Missionary Baptist Church Sunday School is
at 10 a.m., worship service
at 11 a.m., Wed. night Bible
study at 6 p.m., WMU third
Wed. at 6 p.m. Rev. Charlie
Love, pastor.
Mt. Vernon Cumberland
Presbyterian Church
Mt. Vernon Cumberland
Pesbyterian Church, north of
Leitchfield on 259, offer services every Sunday, 10 a.m.
Sunday School with church
service following at 11 a.m.
Rev. Bill Macy.
Mulberry Flats United Baptist Church
Mulberry Flats United Baptist Church services are held
on the first Sunday at 11 a.m.
following the first Saturday
night, and the third Saturday
night at 7 p.m. and the following Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday
school is held each week at
10 a.m. Rev. Blake Newton is
pastor.
New Freedom Church
New Freedom Church
invites everyone to come and
worship with us. You will be
blessed by the Anointed gospel songs and the Holy Spiritfilled messages from Pastor
Mickey Coates. Sunday
School at 9:45 a.m. Sunday
church service at 10:45 a.m.
Wednesday evening service
held in local nursing homes
at 6:30 p.m. The church is
located two miles south of
Hwy. 187 on Sadler Road.
New Harmony United Baptist
New Harmony United Baptist Church has services the
first Sunday of each month at
11 a.m., the third Saturday at
7 p.m. and following Sunday
at 11 a.m. Bro. Jason Webb,
pastor.
New Harvest Baptist
Church
Come worship with us at
New Harvest Baptist Church,
815 No. Main St., Caneyville,
has Bible study Sunday
FCS seeks to strengthen families, build community
homes and communities, accessing
nutritious food, and empowering community leaders. A variety of classes
have been offered in Grayson County.
Most recently classes have been coordinated and implemented in Clarkson
and Caneyville in an effort to reach a
broader audience.
Natalie Taul, Grayson County Extension Agent for Family and Consumer
Sciences is available to teach classes
at a variety of places throughout the
community. She will travel to churches,
local employers, community halls/centers, schools, anywhere! She works on
a flexible schedule and will do her best
to accommodate your needs. Contact
Natalie at 270-259-3492 to discuss
classes that you may be interested in!
The Grayson County Extension service
works to bring this community the most
up to date, research based information
and education from the University of
Kentucky geared toward improving the
quality of life for all Kentuckians!
May 25, 2016
(FCS), formerly known to county
Extension offices across the state as
Home Economics, is a modernized
science of improving the quality of individual and family life through education, research, and outreach. That is the
mission of Grayson County Extension
Family and Consumer Science. This
multidisciplinary field focuses on building assets of individuals and families to
address problems faced across the lifespan. Grayson County FCS Extension
is committed and focused on enabling
individuals and families to develop
capacity for strengthening families and
building community for our ever changing society.
FCS Educational programs are
geared toward both adults and children.
Programs are focused on the following seven initiatives: making healthy
lifestyle choices, nurturing families,
embracing life as you age, securing
financial stability, promoting healthy
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Potter’s Hope Ministries
Potter’s Hope Ministries,
135 Commerce Dr., 270287-9117. Pastor Wayne
Clemons. www.pottershope.
com. Sundays: 9:30 a.m.
Sunday School for all ages;
10:30 a.m. Morning Worship
Service; 6 p.m. Evening Service; Children’s Church is for
ages 5-12 - nursery provided.
Monday: Hope Group for 4o
& under with Bro. Wayne @
6 p.m. Wednesday: 6 p.m.
Worship Service. Saturday:
Prayer from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m.
Adult Grief Support Group,
which meets the second
and fourth Tuesdays of each
month from 5 - 6:15 p.m., is
free and open to anyone who
has lost a loved one.
Providence General
Baptist
Services every Sunday
morning at 11 a.m. Sunday
School at 10 a.m. Highway
259 South on Providence
Church Road. Bro. Sonny
Cockerel, Pastor.
Rabbit Flat Church
Rabbit Flat Church has
services every Wed. night at
7 p.m. Sunday School is at
10 a.m. and worship services
are at 11 a.m. Sunday night
services are at 5 p.m. Pastor
Bro. Bryan Borth.
Short Creek United Methodist
Come share with us in worship at Short Creek United
Methodist Church, 10700
Owensboro Rd. Pastor: Bro.
Brent Loy. Sunday School at
10 a.m. with Worship Service
at 11 a.m. Visit out website
at www.shortcreekumc.com.
Short Creek United
Missionary Baptist
Short Creek United Missionary Baptist Church has
regular services the first
Sunday of each month at 11
a.m.., the third Saturday at 6
p.m. and the following Sunday at 11 a.m. Everyone is
welcome. Pastor Bro. Steve
Bledsoe.
Short Creek Cumberland
Presbyterian
The Short Creek Cumberland Presbyterian Church
has church services at 9 a.m.
and Sunday School at 10
a.m. Pastor, Bro. Billy Carter
invites everyone to attend.
Shrewsbury General Baptist Church
Church services every
second, fourth and fifth
Sunday at 11 a.m. Pastor,
Bro. Donald Webb welcomes
everyone.
Slatebank
Slatebank Church has services the first and third weekend. Saturday service at 7
p.m. Sunday School at 10:30
a.m., and church at 11 a.m.
Small’s Grove Church
Small’s Grove Church has
Sunday School at 10 a.m. and
worship service at. 11 a.m.
Special singing services on
the Saturday night before the
5th Sunday at 6 p.m. Pastor
Randall Deweese. Located
on Highway 62 2-1/2 west of
Caneyville.
Southside Christian
Center
Southside Christian
Center, 402 Morgantown
Street, Caneyville, has Sunday School at 10 a.m. and
church services at 11 a.m.
and 6:30 p.m. Tuesday night
Bible study at 7 p.m., and
Wednesday night services at
6:30 p.m. For more info. call
879-8621.
Spring Lick General Baptist
Spring Lick General Baptist Church has services Sunday at 10 a.m. Sunday School
follows service. Third Sunday night of each month at
6 p.m. Pastor is Bro. James
Alvey.
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St. Joseph Catholic Church
St. Joseph Catholic
Church, 204 N. Main St., in
Leitchfield, has services on
Saturdays at 4 p.m. and on
Sundays at 7 a.m. and 11
a.m. For more info, call 270259-3028 or visit the church’s
website at stjosephch.org.
Pastor Tony Bickett. All are
welcome.
St. Luke’s Anglican Church
St. Luke’s worships from
the 1928 Book of Common
Prayer. We have services
every Sunday at 11 a.m. in
the Bloch Memorial Chapel,
1209 Fairview Ave., in Bowling Green. Contact Rev.
Lloyd Prescott at 270-9042324.
Stones View United Methodist
Stones View United Methodist Church has Sunday
School at 9:30 a.m. and worship services at 11 a.m. every
Sunday. Rev. Billy Compton
welcomes everyone.
Sulphur Wells Missionary
Sulphur Wells Missionary
Church has services the second Sunday at 11 a.m., fourth
Saturday at 7 p.m., and the
fourth Sunday at 11 a.m. and
every fifth Sunday. Pastor
Chris Cann.
Summit General Baptist
Church
Summit General Baptist
Church has Sunday School at
10 a.m. EST and worship service at 11 a.m. EST. Located
in Eastview off Highway 62.
Bro. Donald Hall, pastor.
The Well
The Well is located at 208
West Main St., in Leitchfield. Teaching Pastor, Todd
Brown, and Worship Leader,
Shane Raymer, invite you to
join us every Sunday night.
Meet and Greet starts at 5:30
p.m. and Worship starts at
6:00 p.m. For more info and
special events, find us on
Facebook at (thirstnomoreat
The Well) or go to our website @thewell.org.
Trinity Full Gospel
Trinity Full Gospel Church
has Sunday School at 10 a.m.
and morning worship service at 11 a.m. with Sunday
night service at 6:30 p.m.
and Wed. night service at
6:30 p.m. Pastor Bro. Gerald
Ellitt. Located on Highway
737 between the Peter Cave
bridge and the Petticoat Junction store.
Tri-Unity Holiness
Tri-Unity Holiness Church
located on Highway 259
North of Leitchfield. Services
held every Saturday night at 6
p.m. Pastor Randall Dennis.
True Song Bible
True Song Bible Church
service times are Sunday
School at 10 a.m., worship
services at 11 a.m., Sunday
evening service is at 6 p.m.,
Wed. night service is at 6:30
p.m. Pastor Robert Bailey.
The church is located in the
“Multipurpose Building,”
behind the Ohio County Fire
Training Facility on Highway
62 West between Beaver
Dam and McHenry.
Unity Pentecostal
Unity Pentecostal Church,
329 South Broadway in
Leitchfield has services on
Wednesday at 7 p.m., Saturday at 7 p.m., Sunday School
at 10 a.m. and Sunday worship at 6 p.m. Pastor Bro.
Billy Hack.
Victory Heights Fellowship
Victory Heights Fellowship
Sunday School - 9 a.m., Sunday worship - 10-11:30 a.m. ,
Wed. night prayer - 6:30 p.m.
Pastor Dessie Seibert, 2595550.
Victory Baptist
Victory Baptist Church, in
Horse Branch, has Sunday
by worship services at 11
a.m.
Walnut Grove Missionary
Baptist
Walnut Grove Missionary
Baptist Church on Walnut
Grove Road in Caneyville
holds regular services on
Sunday and Wednesday. Sun-
day School starts at 10 a.m.
and worship services at 11
a.m. Bible study starts at 7
p.m. on Wednesday.
Wilson Home General Baptist
Wilson Home General Baptist Church, located off Highway 79 south of Caneyville
on Bryant Ridge Rd., has
Sunday School at 10 a.m.
and worship service at 11
a.m. Wed. night services at
7 p.m. Pastor Joe Williams,
955-0030.
Wilson United Baptist
Wilson United Baptist
Church, located on the Terry
Higgs Rd. near Caneyville,
has services the first and
third weekends; Saturday at
7 p.m., and 11 a.m. on Sunday morning. Pastor, Bro.
Rex Rush.
Women’s Missionary
The WMU includes
groups for all ages. The
adult women’s group meets
the first Tuesday of each
month at 6 p.m., and “Children in Action” and Acteens
meet each Wed. night at 6
p.m. Falls of Rough Baptist
Church, Highway 79 between
Rough River State Park and
Short Creek.
Wortham
Services at the Wortham
Church held every first and
third Sunday at 6 p.m.
American Legion
Post 81 Commander is
Operation Iraqi Freedom
Veteran Patrick Shane
Thomason.
The VFW Post 3852,
Falls of Rough hosts bingo
for the community every
Thursday starting at 6:00
p.m. Everyone is invited
to participate.
The VFW Auxiliary
serves food starting at
4:30. Hamburgers, cheese-
burgers, French fries,
onion rings, candy, chips,
and coffee along with a
special served each week.
The VFW offers help to
existing veterans, or just
come to get connected
with other veterans! This
local VFW puts on a turkey shoot each month and
other activities.
For more information,
please call 270-879-9658 American Legion Post 81 takes part in and hosts
numerous community events throughout the year.
after 3:30 p.m.
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American Legion Post
81 is located at 415 Lee
Avenue in Leitchfield, KY.
Post 81 hosts bingo
every Monday and Friday.
Bingo is open to the public, and doors open at 5:00
p.m. Early bird is held at
6:30 p.m., and bingo is
held at 7:00 p.m.
Post 81 also hosts live
bands on Saturday. Doors
open at 6:30. Call post for
details at 270-259-6293.
American Legion / VFW Posts
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Senior Living
Nursing Homes in
Grayson County
May 25, 2016
Grayson County offers multiple
options for senior living.
Bee Hive Homes of Grayson County, located at 1417
Brandenburg Rd. in Leitchfield,
offers a quality home environment with professional services, staff, and affordable living.
The owners take pride in their
homes and residents.
A member of the Assisted
Living Federation of America,
Bee Hive Homes features
family-style living in a residential setting for the elderly.
The local home is a planned
environment, allowing for 16 to
17 residents to enjoy a quality
lifestyle with group association.
Bee Hive Homes offers the
utmost privacy with individual
bedrooms; a full, private bath
that is handicapped accessible;
emergency call system; a flat
screen television with free
cable; phone hook-up; and wi-fi
access. Most important, they
offer 24-hour staffing with
exceptional elder care.
Bee Hive Homes provides
residents with medication monitoring and charting; homecooked, dietitian approved
meals; assistance with activities
of daily living (per state regulations); daily housekeeping
services; laundry services;
individual and group activities;
peace of mind, comfort, and
freedom.
Bee Hive Homes, call 270-9711232 or visit www.beehivehomes.com.
Grayson Manor, located at
505 East Lake Dr. in Leitchfield, provides social common
areas, comfortable rooms,
24-hour nursing attendance,
and transportation services.
The facility offers numerous
on-site services, such as CMT
and CNA classes, IV therapy,
diet services, physical therapy,
speech therapy, occupational
therapy, O2 service, housekeeping and laundry, complete
kitchen service, family buffet, and church service for all
denominations.
Grayson Manor offers an
enjoyable lifestyle with special
holiday events, 4th of July fireworks, activities, and a beauty
shop. For more information,
call 270-259-4028.
Spring View Health &
Rehab Center, located at 718
Goodwin Ln. in Leitchfield, is
on a mission to serve. A member of Adventist Care Centers,
Adventist Health System’s
skilled nursing connection,
Spring View Health & Rehab
Center believes God offers
abundant life. Whether you are
seeking short-term rehabilitation services or long-term care,
Spring View would love to help
you achieve a more healthy,
active, and joyful life.
Spring View offers a personalized, whole-person approach
to care that includes mental,
physical, and spiritual wellbeing. The staff’s wellness
philosophy is based on eight
CREATION health principles:
Choice, Rest, Environment,
Activity, Trust, Interpersonal
Relationships, Outlook, and
Nutrition. The CREATION
Health lifestyle has a long and
proven history of wellness and
longevity worldwide and is an
important part of the nursing
and rehabilitation services
Spring View provides, helping
its patients and residents to live
longer, fuller lives. For more
information on this philosophy,
visit www.creationhealth.com.
Spring View provides a full
range of specialized therapy
and rehabilitation services,
including physical therapy,
occupational therapy, and
speech-language pathology.
Its team is dedicated to meeting the physical, emotional,
mental, and spiritual needs of
all of their residents. The center’s skilled therapists utilize
state-of-the-art equipment and
advanced therapy approaches
that maximize their patients’
abilities. Specializing in shortterm rehabilitation stays,
Spring View works with its
patients to regain the functional
skills and mobility needed to
maximize each individual’s
potential for health, well-being,
and quality of life.
In addition to therapeutic
services, Spring View Health &
Rehab Center offers the following services and amenities:
•Nursing24-hour nursing
care
•Wound care
•IV therapy
•Trach care
•Post-surgery care
•Respite care
•Alzheimer’s and dementia care
•Management of complex care needs
•Palliative care
•Individual restorative
programs
•Long-term care
•Dietary ServicesDietitian services
•Dietary manager
•AmenitiesSocial services
•Discharge planning
•Religious services
•On-site chaplain
•Activity department
•On-site beautician
•Spiritual life committee
•Planned trips and
recreation for all
Spring View Health & Rehab
Center, call 270-259-4036 or
visit www.springviewhealth.
com.
Grayson County Senior Center
Grayson County Senior Center
Welcome to the Grayson
County Senior Center!
Open Monday through
Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 2
p.m., the senior center is
a non-profit organization
that raises money through
various fundraisers, such
as a Christmas Bazaar
in November, and the
occasional donated quilt
or other items for which
raffles are sold.
On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, the center hosts Bingo from 9:45
to 11:15. And on Tuesdays
and Thursdays, the center
hosts Dominos or Yahtzee.
The senior center also has
a pool table and some cornhole boards, and sometimes
does crafts. The center
goes out to eat or on small
trips, occasionally, as well.
“We do have fun here,”
said Verna Fentress, of the
Grayson County Senior
Center. “We invite you to
come and join us here at
the center.”
Open to anyone 60 or
above, the Grayson County
Senior Center serves lunch
from 11:30 to 12. Call in
advance for reservations.
The Grayson County Senior
Center may be reached at
270-259-4885.
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