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DANVILLEBOYLE COUNTY, KENTUCKY

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HEADED FOR SUCCESSSoccer team wins state championship

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CONTENTS

FEATURES

12 DISCOVER DANVILLEDanville-Boyle County is the kind of place that leaves visitors with a sense of satisfaction – and a desire to return.

16 LOFTY ACHIEVEMENTRenovated loft apartments have revitalized downtown Danville.

18 A CLIMATE OF CARINGDuring the annual Day of Caring, volunteers hit the streets to make Danville and Boyle County a better place to live.

34 PREPARING FORCOLLEGE AND LIFEThe school district’s state-of-the-art wireless Internet access is giving students the skills they need to compete.

37 HEADED FOR SUCCESSCentral Kentucky Soccer Club’sUnder 12 boys team won the 2007state championship and national fundraising honors.

40 NEXT STOP: BROADWAYDanville playwright Elizabeth Orndorff used Mammoth Cave as the setting for her award-winning mystery play.

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ON THE COVER Photo by Jeff AdkinsA fountain at Centre College

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The City of Danville and Boyle County provide a unique opportunity

to flourish personally and professionally. Whether you are visiting for the first

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DANVILLE BUSINESS 26 Growing and Giving

Three local nonprofi t and service organizations have moved into new facilities, allowing them to expand and better fulfi ll their missions.

28 Biz Briefs

30 Chamber Report

31 Economic Profi le

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10 Almanac: a colorful sampling of Danville culture

21 Portfolio: people, places and events that defi ne Danville

39 Health & Wellness

42 Community Profi le: facts, stats and important numbers to know

45 Membership Directory and Business Guide

SENIOR EDITOR REBECCA DENTON

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The Golden ThronesNot many places celebrate toilets, but Penn’s Store does it

with pride.

The longtime grocery business in tiny Gravel Switch hosts

an annual Great Outhouse Blowout, which has been held on

the first Saturday in October since 1995. The event features

teams of at least five people racing for 100 yards with uniquely

designed outhouses mounted on rickshaw-type contraptions.

Penn’s Store – the oldest country store in the nation still

operated by the same family – dates back to 1845 and still

does not have running water or plumbing. The Great Outhouse

Blowout celebrates the installation of the store’s first toilet –

a privy – in the early 1990s.

Liz Was HereIt was in August and September

of 1956 when Elizabeth Taylor stayed

in Danville for six weeks to film the

Civil War epic Raintree County.

The film premiered a year later

in October 1957, focusing attention

on the beauty of the Kentucky

countryside. Other stars of the

picture included Montgomery

Clift, Eva Marie Saint, Lee Marvin

and Agnes Moorehead.

In 2007, a two-week Raintree

County Festival took place in

Danville to celebrate the film’s 50th

anniversary. One of the highlights was

the premiere at Pioneer Playhouse

of Catherine Bush’s play A Jarful of Fireflies, which focused on the filming

of Raintree County 50 years ago.

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Centre College in Danville features a

campus where something always seems

to be going on. In fact, the college of

1,175 students boasts that it hosts more

than 2,000 events each year, ranging

from a paintball club meeting to a U.S.

vice presidential debate in 2000.

This prestigious college has a

115-acre campus with 67 buildings,

13 of which are on the National Register

of Historic Places – and some of the

buildings date back to when Centre

was founded in 1819.

The college was recently listed in

U.S. News & World Report as one of

the top 50 most affordable liberal

arts colleges in the country.

Plenty of OompahGrab your oboe and bassoon and join the festivities at the 19th annual

Great American Band Festival.

The music celebration is set for June 12-15, 2008, with performance venues

at Centre College, Constitution Square, Farmers Bank on Main Street and

Weisiger Park. More than a dozen bands usually take part, entertaining

crowds of more than 30,000 during the weekend.

Bands that have performed in the past include the Danville Pipe Band,

Dixie Power Trio, Great Olympian Traditional Jazz Band, Kentucky United

Pipe Band and the United States Army Field Band.


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The Civil War Rages OnMore than 4,000 re-enactors travel to Perryville each October

to stage the Battle of Perryville, which originally took place in 1862.

The fierce fighting killed or wounded 7,500 Union and Confederate

soldiers, and the 2008 re-enactment will be the 146th anniversary.

Perryville Battlefield State Historic Site hosts the event each year,

and a museum and several monuments are also located on its grounds.

The site averages around 100,000 visitors throughout the year.

Fast Facts Danville has been featured

in Time magazine as one of America’s most successful small towns.

McDowell House and Apothecary is the historic home of Dr. Ephraim McDowell, who removed a 22.5-pound tumor from a female patient without anesthesia in 1809.

Boyle County and Danville high schools have won 15 state football championships.

Known as the City of Firsts, Danville was home to the first college and law school west of the Alleghenies and the country’s first state-supported school for the deaf.

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Boyle County

Danville | At A GlancePOPULATION (2006 ESTIMATE)Danville: 15,385

Boyle County: 28,444

LOCATIONBoyle County is near the geographic center

of Kentucky, about 35 miles south of

Lexington. Danville is the county seat

of Boyle County.

BEGINNINGSDanville was officially established in

1787 and served as the capital of the

Kentucky district.

FOR MORE INFORMATIONDanville-Boyle County

Chamber of Commerce

304 S. Fourth St., Ste. 102

Danville, KY 40422

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Discover

WHIRLWIND TOUR SAMPLES THE REGION’S SOUTHERN CHARM

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W ith its unique combi-nation of small-town Southern charm, engaging history and

outdoor fun, Danville-Boyle County is the kind of entertaining destination that leaves visitors with a sense of satisfaction – and a desire to return.

Downtown Danville moves at a comfortable pace. It’s the kind of place where you can spend your time walking the historic district and cruising locally

STORY BY VALERIE PASCOEPHOTOGRAPHY BY JEFF ADKINS

Main Street is a bustling destination, with plenty of cafés, shops and historic sites to visit. Top: Millennium Park offers a peaceful place to relax.

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Several stars are built into the brick sidewalk in front of the Boyle County Courthouse in Danville. Top: Visitors can tour McDowell House and Apothecary Shop, which houses many antiques and historic artifacts.

owned shops, or just sitting on a bench or relaxing in any number of cafés.

Scenic drives on back roads through-out the area lead to fascinating sites where you’ll see and meet a diverse array of folks who make Danville-Boyle County one of the friendliest places in the country.

Day 1

8:00 A.M.THE CITY COMES ALIVE

Pick up hot coffee and fresh pastries at Burke’s Bakery (121 W. Main St., between Second and First), which is known for its goodies to go. Stroll up Main Street to the gazebo at Constitution Square State Historic Site, the birthplace of Kentucky’s statehood, where you can sit, enjoy breakfast and watch the town come alive.

9:30 A.M.A WALK BACK IN TIME

Visit the sites at the three-acre Constitution Square State Historic Site. In addition to its famous courthouse, the park is home to a number of historic buildings – Grayson’s Tavern, a gathering place for many of the early advocates of statehood; a Presbyterian meeting house; a two-room schoolhouse; the first post office west of the Allegheny

Mountains; and a formidable historic jailhouse constructed with 9-inch-thick logs. Governor’s Square features a bronze statue of the two figures depicted on the seal and f lag of Kentucky, with bronze plaques honoring every governor of Kentucky.

Also be sure to stop by the McDowell House and Apothecary Shop (125 S. Second St.), where you’ll learn the fascinating story of the world’s first abdominal surgery, performed by Dr. Ephraim McDowell – without the use of anesthesia.

NOON: A TASTE OF HOME Take a break from the sites and enjoy

a homestyle lunch at Joshua’s Corner Café (on Church Street between West Main Street and West Walnut). Try favorite lunch specialties such as oven-fried chicken, meatloaf, mashed potatoes and corn pudding.

1:30 P.M.SHOP TILL YOU DROP

Work off lunch and pop into the variety of specialty shops and galleries along Main Street in downtown Danville. Some popular stops include Thoroughbred Threads for custom printed and embroidered gifts and clothing; Carol’s Bridal & Gift Shop for wedding gowns and formalwear;



The Wind in Wingtips by artist Mark Wilhelm is one of many works on display at the nonprofit Community Arts Center in downtown Danville.

Coffey’s Kids for children’s wear with personality; and Lily Manor Day Spa for relaxing spa products or a rejuvenating body treatment.

Don’t forget to stop by the Commu-nity Arts Center (401 W. Main St.), housed in a newly renovated federal-style building, to view free monthly exhibitions.

4:00 P.M.GET PHYSICAL

Just a few miles from downtown is Millennium Park, a city-county park with miles of serene walking paths as well as a dog park, a water fountain and a playground. Feed the ducks at the edge of the pond or sit back and relax on a park bench.

For adventure seekers, Millennium Park also features a new, 10,000-square-foot skateboard park that includes a fun course for in-line skaters and bikers that’s open every day from dawn until dusk. If you’re up for a less bumpy bike ride, maps of cycling routes along the county’s scenic back roads can be found and conveniently printed off at www.danvillebikeandfootwear.com.

7:00 P.M.UNMISTEAKABLY GOOD

Woody’s Restaurant on the South Danville Bypass is a local favorite. The casual dinner spot offers hand-cut steaks, seafood, pasta and sandwiches.

OVERNIGHT:FEELS LIKE HOME

Spend the night at Lincliff Guest-house (www.lincliff.net), a quiet country retreat just three miles from downtown Danville. In addition to its cozy rooms and scenic setting, accommodations include free wireless Internet, a conti nental breakfast, and complimentary snacks and drinks. Before bed, enjoy a swing on the porch and listen to the crickets while overlooking the inn’s moonlit fishing pond.

Day 2

BREAKFASTWhether it’s first thing in the

morning or throughout the day, locals favor the hot specialty coffees and pastries at the Hub Coffee House & Café (236 W. Main St.) downtown. Choose a muffin, scone or bagel for your morning snack – or, if your appetite is heartier, try the breakfast burrito or the spinach quiche. Enjoy your meal on one of the comfy leather couches and check your e-mail with free access to wireless Internet.

ON THE ROADTake a short drive (fewer than 10

miles) to Perryville and discover Merchants’ Row alongside Chaplin River. Check out the local shops that

appear much as they did in the 1800s, then drive out to the Perryville Battle-field State Historic Site, home to the famously fierce Civil War battle that changed the course of U.S. history by keeping Kentucky in the Union.

STEP RIGHT IN FOR COUNTRY CHARM

Enjoy a visit to Penn’s Store (Highway 243, south of Perryville), the oldest coun-try store in America still operated by the same family. Soaked in nostalgia, Penn’s is sure to charm you with its authentic country appeal. You’ll also enjoy the scenic back roads featuring pristine farmland and rolling hills along the way.

VISIT WITH THE LOCALSScenic roads also lead to unique

stores in Amish and Mennonite com-munities that offer quality goods produced without modern conveniences such as electricity. Pick up a free map at the Danville-Boyle County Visitors Center in historic Gray son’s Tavern at Constitution Square.

DINNER AND A SHOWFrom mid-June through late August,

take in dinner and a performance at Pioneer Playhouse Outdoor Theater in Danville. Special performances are also offered year-round at West T. Hill Community Theater or Norton Center for the Arts at Centre College.




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D owntown has become one of Danville’s most vibrant neighborhoods, thanks to the conversion of empty

second-story spaces into loft apartments and condominiums – cool spaces that combine small-town charm with urban amenities.

“We’re talking about second-story homes with amenities that would rival anything in San Francisco or New York,” says Charlie Raffay, manager and owner of Redwood Property Management. “Downtown is a really cool place to live.”

The initiative to find new uses for those unused upper stories is being led by the Heart of Danville Main Street Program, which aims to revitalize the neighborhood while preserving its historic character. With residents living above, stores and restaurants will be attracted to the spaces at street level, creating an exciting, livable neighbor-hood where residents can conveniently walk to work, entertainment and shops.

“There’s been an effort to breathe new life into downtown,” said Dr. Gareth Barkin, Ph.D., a professor at nearby Centre College. Barkin recently leased an apartment on Main Street that reminds him of living in the San Francisco Bay area.

“If you look out the window of my apartment, it looks like you live in a city.

The dream is that the rest of the street will follow,” Barkin says.

Downtown living is especially attrac-tive to college students and professionals who move to Danville from large cities to pursue educational and work oppor-tunities, said Lisa LeDonne. She and her husband, Tim, restored and renovated the building and created the 2,300-square-foot “Boston-style” apartment where Barkin lives.

“Local businesses are recruiting people from other areas of the country and even other countries,” Lisa LeDonne says. “We feel we are on the cusp of something huge.”

The building was in poor condition when the LeDonnes purchased it. Its upper two stories had been vacant for 90 years. Their restoration was so thorough and historically accurate that today the building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

“When we started, people said we were crazy, there was nothing like this downtown,” she says. “Now people say ‘Wow! When are you going to do another one?’”

Historic touches such as exposed brick and original windows – combined with such modern conveniences as stainless steel appliances, environmentally friendly bamboo flooring and a custom steel staircase – add a unique feel to his

RENOVATED LOFT APARTMENTSSPARK DOWNTOWN ENERGY

AchievementSTORY BY BILL LEWIS | PHOTOGRAPHY BY JEFF ADKINS

Charlie Raffay, owner and manager of Redwood Property Management, is developing upper-story condominiums in Danville. Left: Downtown loft apartments are increasingly popular with college students and young professionals.

downtown apartment, Barkin says.The area’s historic buildings make it

possible to blend the historic and the new, Raffay says. His condominiums feature exposed brick, 17-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, stainless appliances and whirlpool spas in the master bath.

“Great urban views and convenience – that’s what people are looking for,” Raffay says.

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F olks in Danville know their way around paint-brushes, hammers and rakes, and they put these skills – and many more – to good use throughout the year for a variety of volunteer projects.

But nowhere is Danville’s community spirit more on display than during the annual Day of Caring, when hundreds of volunteers hit the streets and tackle dozens of different chores – all in an effort to make Danville and Boyle County a better place to live.

“We’re a little place, and we had almost 600 people who participated in 2007,” says Janie Pass, executive director of the Heart of Kentucky United Way. “We had 50 different project sites spread across the community.”

The one-day event – which has taken place every September for the past 13 years – brings together teams from area businesses and other community-minded people tackling projects ranging from courthouse-square cleanup to land-scaping at historic homes. Employers routinely give people the day off, which Pass says adds to the event’s growing impact.

“Our employers around here are just incredible,” she says.Planning for the Day of Caring begins long before the big

day. United Way staff members work with other organizations to get a list of projects that need to be done. They compile that information and determine how many people will be required for each task. While the to-do list grows every year, so does the volunteer base.

“It’s amazing,” Pass says. “Everybody really looks forward to it, and we get a huge cross section of people from all levels of the community. Everybody works side by side, shoulder to shoulder, to make Danville the place that it is.”

Danville’s community spirit spills over into other areas as well, including student mentoring at area schools, disaster-relief preparedness training and more, adds Paula Fowler Kilby, executive director of the Danville-Boyle County Chamber of Commerce.

“This is a very visionary, hands-on community,” Kilby says. “People here like to be involved, and they like to rally around an issue and help resolve it.”

She points to the county’s Emergency Medical Services personnel as an example.

“They have taken it upon themselves to get training in bacterial and germ warfare from the FBI, things that very few emergency service personnel in the state, or anywhere, do,” she says. “It’s an attitude, a way of thinking, that most people have here. They want our community and county to thrive, and they get involved to make sure that it does.”

Pass says that some of her counterparts in other counties have a special way of referring to Danville.

“When I go to meetings, they ask how things are in ‘the bubble,’” she says. “They can’t believe what happens here – the cooperation between business, industry, nonprofits. They just shake their heads. We are so blessed.”

STORY BY JOE MORRIS | PHOTOGRAPHY BY JEFF ADKINS

Janie Pass, executive director of Heart of Kentucky United Way

Left: An elementary school student draws under the guidance of volunteers from Centre College’s “LIFT” program.


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When country singer Eddie Montgomery (half of the popular

duo Montgomery Gentry) celebrated his hit single “Lucky Man” topping the charts in August 2007, it didn’t surprise him that several folks from Boyle County showed up to congratulate him at the No. 1 party in Nashville.

After all, he was born and raised in Boyle County, and it’s where he still lives today.

“I’ve had unbelievable support from everybody there,” Montgomery says. “It was great that they got to come hang out and see what I do.”

“Lucky Man” was Montgomery Gentry’s 10th Top 5 single and its third to go to No. 1. It was the second hit

single from the duo’s fifth studio album, Some People Change.

Born in Danville in 1963, Montgomery grew up in Perryville and attended Danville High School.

“My mom and dad were musicians, so we moved around a bit. Eventually me and my brother [country artist John Michael Montgomery] moved up toward Lexington,” Montgomery recalls. “But as they say, you always come back home.”

Montgomery performed with his brother for a while after John Michael Montgomery landed a record deal. In 1999, he got his own big break by teaming up with friend Troy Gentry to form Montgomery Gentry.

Eddie Montgomery of the country duo Montgomery Gentry is a staunch supporter of his hometown region.

He’s a ‘Lucky Man’EDDIE MONTGOMERY TIPS HIS HAT TO HIS HOMETOWN

“I had played with Troy a bunch, and we both said, ‘We ought to be a duo,’” Montgomery says. “We’re very close, and so are our families.”

The pair won Vocal Duo of the Year at the Country Music Association Awards in 2000 and have since achieved considerable fame with a string of hit songs, including “Lonely and Gone,” “She Couldn’t Change Me,” “My Town” and “Something to Be Proud Of.” Their latest single, “What Do Ya Think About That,” rose to the Top 20 in its first three weeks on the air.

Between tour dates across the country and traveling overseas to perform for U.S. troops in Iraq, Montgomery remains a big supporter of his hometown region. He works with the Danville fire and police depart-ments to organize celebrity bus tours each year to raise money for the Christmas charity Toys for Tots.

“I never want to see a kid wake up Christmas morning without a toy,” Montgomery says. “We’ve brought Kenny Chesney’s and Britney Spears’ buses up, and people bring a toy or $5 to walk through the buses. I sign autographs and take pictures.”

In October 2007, Montgomery Gentry began work on a new album, and the duo plans to go on tour again in March 2008. In the meantime, Montgomery is happy to just be “living a dream.”

“First, I want to thank the man upstairs. This has been unbelievable,” he says.

Of course, he also tips his signature black hat to the folks back home.

“Boyle County is God’s country – everybody takes care of each other,” Montgomery says. “Perryville put up signs that say ‘Eddie Montgomery’s Town.’ Every time I drive by them, I get a little emotional.”


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Cultivating Her Career

You might say that the art of winemaking runs in Dominique

Brousseau’s family. Her great-great-great-great-grand-

mother started a winery in France in the 1600s (it’s still operating under different ownership), and Brousseau is the head winemaker at her family’s Chateau du Vieux Corbeau Winery at Danville’s Old Crow Inn.

At the tender age of 28, she’s the youngest winemaker in the state.

“Originally at our winery, my brother André was the winemaker, and I worked with him,” Brousseau says. “When he left, I took over. I’ve taken winemaking classes in California, and I’ve also learned a lot from the oldest winemaker in Kentucky at Broad Run Vineyard and Winery in Louisville. It was the women in my family who did the winemaking in France, so I’m carrying on the torch.”

Brousseau’s wines have won a number of awards. Her blackberry wine

won Best Fruit Wine in Kentucky at the Kentucky Derby Festival in 2006.

“We have eight different wines for sale right now, and six to eight more that are aging and will soon be ready for sale,” Brousseau says. “Two of our most popular wines are Vidal Blanc and Concord, and our Rio Samba blend is also very popular. All three have won awards.”

In college, Brousseau studied com-puter science, chemistry and art – a combination of subjects she feels suits her profession.

“Wine is a combination of science and art,” she explains. “Unlike hard liquor, wine is like a food product because it can spoil. A lot of my job is cleaning and sterilization. The art comes into play with blending flavors.”

Chateau du Vieux Corbeau Winery offers complimentary wine tastings Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tours of the winery are also available with advance request.

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Dominique Brousseau, 28, is the youngest female winemaker in the state. She creates award-winning wines at her family’s winery near downtown Danville.

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Christian Music Festival Rocks Danville

Nearly 5,000 people converge on downtown Danville each August

for Rock Da’Ville, a free music event sponsored by churches and businesses in central Kentucky.

The second annual Rock Da’Ville in 2007 featured 17 Christian rock, hip-hop and alternative bands, including well-known artists such as Seventh Day Slumber, Grits, One Day Less and Poor Man’s Riches.

“It’s a last hurrah for kids before they go back to school,” says Julie Wagner, executive director at the Heart of Danville Main Street program. “It’s gone over really well. Last year the National Guard had a rock-climbing wall, and we had skateboard ramps and several vendors.”

The idea for Rock Da’Ville originated three years ago when a staff member suggested incorporating a Christian rock band as part of Heart of Danville’s summer concert series.

“Several churches got involved with ideas and were willing to fund it,”

Wagner says. “I had no idea it would turn into a big festival.”

More than a dozen area churches gave money to put on the 2007 event, and 40 more helped with organizing and volunteering.

“It’s definitely a community event,” Wagner says. “We had hundreds of volunteers, and the police and fire departments were involved. It’s a great opportunity for the community to work together.”

Rock Da’Ville benefits the Danville community in several ways, but one of its biggest objectives is to reach out to the area’s young people.

“This is a step in the right direction to get young people involved in the community and give them good memories,” Wagner says. “And when you have 5,000 people in town, that definitely brings tourist dollars.”

The 2008 Rock Da’Ville is slated for Aug. 16.

Seventh Day Slumber’s bassist Joshua Schwartz performs with his band during Rock Da’Ville.


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Trail To Become a Reality

Danville residents have long dreamed of having a recreational trail along

Clark’s Run creek. Thanks to an organization called CREEC (Clark’s Run Environmental and Educational Corp.), plans for a trail are now in the works.

“People have been trying to get a trail put in since the ’90s,” says Malissa McAlister, vice president of CREEC. “We still have some outstanding grant applications, but we will probably build the trail in phases. We hope in the next

10 years it will be a reality.”Plans call for the trail to be between

three and four miles in length. It’s expected to connect to the Centre College campus and wind through the industrial area that borders the creek.

“It will be useful for walking, running and cycling,” McAlister says. “We also want to add an outdoor classroom for local teachers to teach kids about water quality and stream habitats. People are also interested in

putting in bird feeders to attract different species of birds.”

The Clark’s Run waterway is signif-icant historically because it was a drinking-water source for early settlers to the area. It is naturally significant as a habitat corridor for terrestrial and aquatic wildlife.

CREEC was organized in 2005 to preserve and protect the Clark’s Run watershed by enhancing water quality and educating the public. Developing the recreational trail is just one of the organization’s many projects.

“We’re working with the Dix River Watershed Council to get water sampling data from the creek, and we will make recommendations based on the findings,” McAlister says. “We’re also working with local volunteers to enhance the riparian buffer along the sides of the creek. It is being choked out by honeysuckle.”

CREEC members hope the recrea-tional trail will link the community to the creek and encourage citizens to make efforts to improve and protect it.

For more information about the stream, visit www.clarksrun.org.

A footbridge crosses Clark’s Run creek, where a recreational trail is in the early stages of development.

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McDowell’s Home Gets a Face-Lift

When Dr. Ephraim McDowell examined patient Jane Todd

Crawford in 1809, she thought she was pregnant with twins. On the contrary, McDowell found she was carrying a large ovarian tumor.

Crawford traveled three days on horseback to McDowell’s Danville home, and on Christmas morning, 1809, McDowell successfully removed the 22.5-pound tumor from the woman without the use of anesthetics. It was the first successful surgery of its kind in the world and caused McDowell to become known as the “Father of Abdominal Surgery.”

Today, Danville visitors can tour McDowell’s 200-year-old home and see the very room where the historic operation took place.

“The home is furnished as it would have been when the McDowells lived there, with a piano, pictures, chairs, china, silver and portraits that belonged to the family,” says Alberta Moynahan, assistant director of the McDowell House Museum Inc.

In 2007, the McDowell House underwent a complete restoration that included installation of a geothermal air conditioner, new electrical wiring, interior and exterior painting, repa-ration of shutters, replacement of rotted window sills and several other projects.

“It started in the basement. Water was getting in, and we found we had a very nice mushroom crop growing down there,” Moynahan says. “New drains had to be installed, and then other things kept coming up.”

The restoration was funded in part by a capital campaign the organization spearheaded in 1999. A grant from the state and a Save America’s Treasures grant from the federal government also helped with funding.

“We had to match those grants, so we worked to get donations,” Moynahan says. “Descendants of Dr. McDowell and several banks, businesses and individuals have been very generous.”

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T hree nonprofit and service organizations that serve Danville and Boyle County have moved into new facilities

that will allow them to fulfill their missions more effectively.

These new digs allow Pioneer Vocational Industrial Services, the University of Kentucky Boyle County Extension Service and Heritage Hospice to offer even more services to the community.

“This is our home,” says Janelle Lane Wheeler, executive director of Heritage Hospice. “We have a history here and deep roots.”

The hospice – which outgrew its pre-vious space – held a ribbon-cutting in July for its beautiful 16,000-square-foot building. The new facility provides plenty of space for group training in its community room, and it includes an art gallery where the public is invited to view and purchase works by local artists. The new facility, at 120 Enterprise Drive in Danville, also features a library that’s open to the public.

Pioneer Vocational Industrial Services is making good use of the larger pro-duction area in its new facility at 150 Corporate Drive, which opened in early 2007, says Ron Zimmerman, chief executive officer and executive director. Pioneer provides vocational development and extended employment programs to people who are disabled or disadvan-taged – an important lifeline that helps them to get jobs and maximize their independent living skills.

STORY BY BILL LEWIS | PHOTOGRAPHY BY JEFF ADKINS

Pioneer Vocational Industrial Services’ new building at 150 Corporate Drive includes a larger production area. Left: Heritage Hospice’s new 16,000-square-foot facility at 120 Enterprise Drive in Danville includes an art gallery, a library and plenty of space for group training. Both organizations are thriving and outgrew their previous facilities.

Pioneer manufactures its own products at the new facility, and it also places employees in jobs at other factories, Zimmerman says.

Pioneer is the exclusive manufacturer of the cold-weather mats that American soldiers sleep on, and now Pioneer is looking to expand on that success by providing exercise mats. The nonprofit organization also makes designer medical-alert bracelets along with other products and services.

Thinking innovatively is paying off for Pioneer, Zimmerman says.

“We are happy to report that we are totally self-sufficient,” he says. “In fact, we are now a contributor to the United Way, not a recipient.”

The community will also benefit from the Extension Service’s new 10,800-square-foot facility at 99 Corporate Drive.

“We’ll have space for everything from a farmers tax workshop to 4-H craft workshops,” says Jerry Little, county extension agent for Agriculture and Natural Resources. “It’s a total educational environment.”

The facility features three meeting rooms with overhead projectors to aid in presentations. Each room’s soundproof walls can be retracted to make room for larger banquets and other events.

“We’ve never had a facility that makes this possible,” Little says. “This will help us better serve the public.”


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FEELING AT HOMEAT WOODY’S

Whether it’s a fast business lunch or a special night out with the family, you can find it at Woody’s Restaurant.

Since opening in December 2006, Woody’s has made a name for itself in Danville and Boyle County for its steaks and ribs, but the restaurant also offers an express lunch for the busy suit-and-tie set as well as a banquet room that can seat 40 people.

Woody’s can hold up to 280 people and can host parties of up to 125 during the week, making it a popular destination for groups of all sizes, says General Manager Tracy Taylor.

“People have been good about coming in to try us out, and we’re getting a lot of repeat customers,” Taylor says.

Woody’s has a lounge area and outdoor patio, both of which are popular. Live music is on the menu every Thursday and sometimes on weekends, Taylor says, depending on the season.

BEAUTY THROUGHTHE GENERATIONS

For 66 years, the Durham Beauty School has been training cosmetologists and nail technicians – all under the watchful eyes of five generations of Charlene Benge’s family.

“My grandmother, Sibbie Durham, started the school, and then my mother took over,” says Debbie Stamper, Charlene Benge’s daughter. “I came on board with my mother a couple of years ago. My grandmother also taught her mother, and now my daughter’s here working with us.”

In fact, Sibbie Durham’s mother, Martha Sutherland, remained in the beauty profession until she was 93, Stamper says.

The school, which usually has around 22 students, oversees 1,800 hours of training in preparation for a state exam. Students then serve a six-month apprenticeship under a master cosme-tologist before taking a second exam to

obtain their own master’s designation. The nail technicians undergo 600 hours of training.

“We have people come in to have their hair colored, permed, cut, get a shampoo and set – pretty much everything a salon does, and everything is supervised by our instructors,” Stamper says.

HE KNOWS THE DRILLAbout 24 years ago, dentist Thad

Overmyer came up with a way to lubricate dental instruments, enhancing their efficiency. Now through his company, Anodia Systems, Dr. Overmyer has expanded into a whole range of cooling and injection systems for dental unit waterlines.

“I’m the type of person who works on cars, who drills on things, so I knew we needed a better lubricant than what we were using,” he says. “I wanted to fix the problem, so I developed this lubricant to increase the cutting efficiency when I

Woody’s “Perfect Combination” features hand-cut ribeye steak, baby back ribs and country green beans.

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was drilling on teeth.”The original company, Steri-Sol, has

evolved into Anodia, which employs three people at its headquarters. Anodia is the distributor for, among other products, Mint-A-Kleen®, which replaces the water going through the high-speed hand piece or scaler during operative procedures. It also can be used for cleaning dental waterlines.

“I’d used it when using the hand pieces, but I found that it also can clean the lines,” Overmyer explains. “It removes a film, called biofilm, from within the dental unit, which is something else that makes it popular with dentists.”

Anodia sells its products throughout the United States, and it also has a distributor in Sweden.

CAN’T FIND IT? TRY JR.’SThe award-winning window displays

are the first clue that Jr.’s General Store is not the “little bit of everything” general-interest store of old.

A gift shop with pizzazz, Jr.’s opened on Main Street in September 2006, and

it recently relocated to a larger space in the Proctor-Bosley House to have a little more elbow room, says Kelly Miller, the “Jr.” of the store’s name. He owns the shop along with Tim Robbins, Bennie Thompson and George Thompson.

“We needed more space, and we also needed some more parking,” Miller says. “When you sell tables, chairs, lamps and 300-pound birdbaths, you don’t want people to have to go very far to load it up.”

If you’re in the market for something a little less cumbersome, no worries. Jr.’s carries everything from baby hats to handmade photo-box frames. The store also offers party planning, wedding planning, f lowers and other specialty services.

“When I moved here from New York, I wanted to be able to have a small store in a really nice town,” Miller says. “Both of those statements have come true. What we’ve done here is really special.”

FRIENDLY TO FEETDanville Bike and Footwear down-

town has found its niche with personal

attention and community involvement. The store and its staff place a high

premium on service, which has helped it compete with larger, chain retailers.

“People appreciate us taking the time to look at their feet, measure them properly and put them in the proper shoe for their foot type, whether they’re walking, running or hiking,” says owner Ernst Crown-Weber. “We work closely with a lot of physical therapists, chiro-practors and podiatrists. That’s become a big chunk of our business.”

Since 1993, the store has carried shoes, socks, insoles and a wide variety of other products. It caters to all sorts of sports enthusiasts, from runners and walkers to cyclists and swimmers.

The store also is a point of contact for the B.I.K.E. Initiative, a program designed to help make Danville and Boyle County more bicycle- and pedestrian-friendly.

“It’s hard to find a unique niche in any market, but working with the com-munity, taking time with people, is what we’re all about,” Crown-Weber says.

– Joe Morris

Jr.’s General Store offers an eclectic array of fine gifts along with flowers, party planning and wedding planning.


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Staying on the Same PageCHAMBER COMMITTEE, COMMUNITY PARTNERS CONNECT TO IMPROVE JOB SKILLS

A quality workforce, good educational opportunities and strong employer base mean

great things for an area’s economic future – as long as the lines of com-munication remain open.

That’s the thinking behind the Danville-Boyle County Chamber of Commerce’s new workforce develop-ment committee, which was formed in March 2007 to make sure all the area’s economic development partners are on the same page as the region’s workforce continues to grow and expand.

“We realized that you can’t grow and expand the economy locally if you don’t have a qualified, skilled workforce,” says Steve Rinehart, co-chair of the committee and the administrative manager at Denyo Manufacturing Corp. “It’s one thing to try to attract new jobs, but if you don’t have people with the skills to fill them, it’s hard to get companies that are here to expand, or bring in a new operation.”

To connect people with jobs – or with training programs to enhance the skill sets they already have – the committee

has pulled in members from various segments of the community, including educational entities and a wide range of businesses and industries. With all these folks at the table, Rinehart says, everyone will have an easier time tapping into programs and services that are already up and running.

“Danville is an economic hub for a four- or five-county area, and we’re finding that a lot of our local businesses and industries don’t always utilize what’s available because they don’t know it’s there.”

This is especially true in the area of workforce training and development, and the committee has already had success partnering with the Bluegrass Area Development District, a con-federation of 17 counties in central Kentucky that includes Boyle County. Working with the agency, the chamber has been able to identify common issues that employers see as deficiencies in the current workforce.

The basics, such as teamwork awareness and reading comprehension, popped up a lot, as well as basic math

and other core educational issues.“A lot of kids are coming out of

high school and really don’t understand what an employer’s expectations are,” Rinehart says. “So now we’re working on getting business folks into the schools to better understand the limitations and pressures that school teachers and administrators are under – and then we get those folks into business settings so they can better understand what businesses need. We want to get them all better aware of the other’s world so they can work together more effectively.”

To that end, plans are in the works to make sure that workforce training sources are both identified and easily accessed.

A brochure listing various services and agencies that provide them will be distributed throughout the community, Rinehart says.

“It will be a summary of what people have available to them,” he says, “and a point of contact for resources that can help people find a job or do better in the job they already have.” – Joe Morris

Steve Rinehart, co-chair of the workforce development committee

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BOYLE COUNTY LABOR FORCE

December 2006

Civilian labor force, 13,012

Employed, 12,268

Unemployed, 744

Unemployment rate, 5.7

Source: U.S. Department

of Labor, Bureau of

Labor Statistics

TAXES

Sales Tax

Kentucky’s state sales tax is

6 percent.

Property Tax

State property tax per

$100 valuation (2007)

Real estate, .124

Motor vehicles, .45

Manufacturing machinery, .15

Other tangible personal

property, .45

Boyle County

Real estate, .0540

Tangibles, .0730

Motor vehicles, .069

Danville

Real estate, .129

Tangibles, .1551

Motor vehicles, none

School District

Real estate, .475

BUSINESS CLIMATEBoyle County’s economy is primarily based on manufacturing.

Ephraim McDowell Health is the area’s largest employer.

Tangibles, .474


Danville Independent

Real estate, .679

Tangibles, .679


DISTANCE TOMAJOR CITIES

Atlanta, 363 miles

Birmingham, Ala., 384 miles

Charlotte, N.C., 383 miles

Chicago, 375 miles

Cincinnati, 124 miles

Cleveland, 375 miles

Columbus, Ohio, 231 miles

Indianapolis, 194 miles

Lexington, Ky., 37 miles

Louisville, Ky., 83 miles

Nashville, Tenn., 192 miles

Source: DeLorme Map ’N Go

EMPLOYMENT BY MAJOR INDUSTRY BY PLACE OF WORK (2005)

Boyle County Employment Employment Percent Labor Market Area Percent

All industries 15,758 100.0 257,369 100.0

Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting 0 0 N/A N/A

Construction 383 2.4 13,378 5.2

Financial activities 533 3.4 11,317 4.4

Information 193 1.2 4,710 1.8

Manufacturing 3,250 20.6 36,523 14.2

Other 7 0.0 N/A N/A

Public administration 712 4.5 9,489 3.7

Services 5,957 37.8 90,472 35.2

Trade, transportation and utilities 3,180 20.2 49,216 19.1

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics

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MAJOR EMPLOYERS

Number ofCompany Product/Service Employees

Ephraim McDowell Health Health care 1,250

R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co. Offset printing 831

American Greetings Greeting cards 657

Dana Corp. Diesel & gas engine gaskets 319

FKI Logistex Conveyer equipment 280

Pliant Corp. Polyethylene film 254

Philips Lighting Co. Glass bulbs 230

Red Wing Shoe Co. Leather boots 213

Panasonic Home Appliances Co. of America Vacuum cleaners 125

Timberland Co. Distribution center 120

Flexcell - Danville, Unit of Kimball International Furniture 110

Denyo Manufacturing Corp. Diesel drive generators 110

AdMart International Display foam lettering 100

Commercial & Hobart Corp. dishwasher assembly 96

Sellers Engineering Co. Commercial water heaters 80

Advocate Messenger Newspaper publishing 78

Caterpillar Inc. Tractor parts 78

Allen Co. Blacktop 50

Corporate headquarters, Burkmann Mills Inc. feed manufacturing 43

Pioneer Vocational Industrial Services Inc. Sheltered workshop 36

STATE PROPERTY TAX RATES PER $100 VALUATION, 2006

Selected Class of Property State Rate Local Taxation Permitted

Real estate $0.1280 Yes

Manufacturing machinery $0.1500 No

Pollution control equipment $0.1500 No

Inventories:

Raw materials $0.0500 No

Goods in process $0.0500 No

Finished goods $0.0500 Yes

Goods in transit Exempt Limited

Motor vehicles $0.4500 Yes

Other tangible personal property $0.4500 Yes

Source: Kentucky Department of Revenue


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AVERAGE WEEKLY COUNTY WAGE (2005)

All industries, $564

Construction, $561

Financial activities, $725

Information, $622

Manufacturing, $772

Other, $1,537

Public administration

$569

Services, $446

Trade, transportation

and utilities, $511

Source: U.S. Departmentof Labor, Bureau ofLabor Statistics

BOYLE COUNTY INCOME

2004 Per capita income

$25,040

2006 Median household

income, $39,198

2004 Median home price

$99,500

POPULATION PROJECTIONS

Labor Market Area2011, 579,313

Boyle County2010, 28,872

2015, 29,762

2020, 30,675

2025, 31,517

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Danville, KY 40422

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AVAILABLE INDUSTRIAL SITES

Site Total Acreage Largest Possible Tract

Danville Industrial Site 18.72 18.72

John Hill Bailey Industrial Park Enterprise Center 45 45

John Hill Bailey Industrial Park – Hunt Addition 268.3 84.22

AVAILABLE INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS

Building Square Footage Acreage

Danville Industrial Center 165,334 21.0

Panasonic Building 787,421 59.4

Pioneer Building 23,368 1.4

United Warehousing 204,921 19.0


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Doing homework and commu-nicating with teachers is easier than ever for students in

Danville’s five schools, thanks to the school district’s investment in state-of-the-art wireless Internet access.

From anywhere on school property, students can use their laptop computers to look up information on the Internet that they need to complete their lessons, read messages on their teachers’ blogs, and send and receive e-mails.

“On a spring day, they can spread a blanket on the lawn and do their homework,” says Diane Culbertson, technology coordinator and chief

information officer for Danville Schools. “We have students on the front steps of our schools using the Internet to do their homework. Inside, you can walk from one end of a school building to another and never lose service.”

The Danville school district’s 1,750 students can develop their technology skills even further with the 249 new computers being purchased by the school system. The new computers make it possible for each school to provide a computer lab as well as new classroom workstations. This ensures that students who do not have a computer at home can fully participate as they and their

Preparing for College and LifeSCHOOLS’ INVESTMENT IN WIRELESS INTERNET, COMPUTERS BOOSTS STUDENTS’ TECHNOLOGY SKILLS

Fatima Cervantes works on a laptop in front of Danville High School.

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classmates learn about technology and the Internet. Curriculum experts help teachers incorporate the Web into their lessons, Culbertson says.

“We have 21st-century schools, and they are 21st-century students,” she says.

Federal funding is covering 80 percent of the cost of the new wireless system. One elementary school has 30 laptops available, but generally students and staff members provide their own laptops. To help make new computers affordable, Dell, Apple, Hewlett-Packard and IBM are offering special pricing.

The new wireless system includes safeguards to protect students from access to inappropriate Web sites. A software “filter” blocks those sites, and each student also signs an agreement to avoid them. In addition, a central server connected to the schools by new fiber-optic lines makes it easy for teachers to monitor Internet use, Culbertson says.

“We have logs, and we can tell if a student went to an inappropriate site,” she says.

To protect the system from unauthor-ized use by anyone other than students and school employees, students have to use passwords to gain access.

“We are teaching them information and technology literacy as well as reading and other skills,” Culbertson says. “When you put that together with 21st-century skills, they are better able to compete. We feel we’re getting them ready for college and life.”

– Bill Lewis

SEE MORE ONLINE | For more information about education in Boyle County, visit the archives at imagesdanville.com/07.


Education

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Plenty of Higher-EducationOptions

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University, National College,

and Bluegrass Community and

Technical College – and Midway

College is nearby.

“Our goal is to create

opportunities for our

students,” says Gail Vaughn,

campus director for Bluegrass

Community and Technical

College, which formed in

2005 when two separate

schools consolidated. The

college’s campuses serve both

traditional and nontraditional,

older students who are already

in the workforce.

The college and EKU’s

Danville campus are discussing

ways to expand their already-

close relationship, which

ensures that students at

Bluegrass Community and

Technical College get full

course credit for their first

two years of college when

they transfer to EKU to finish a

four-year degree, Vaughn says.

“We work well together to

offer everything a student

needs,” she says.

Midway College, Kentucky’s

only college for women, also

offers classes for nontraditional

students, both men and women,

who are employed but want

to further their education.

Rounding out the region’s

educational opportunities,

Centre College is recognized as

one of the nation’s top liberal

arts schools, and National

College offers a wide range of

programs – from short-term

diploma programs to a two–

year associate degree.

– Bill Lewis


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Winning the state champion-ship in 2007 was plenty to brag about. But when the

Central Kentucky Soccer Club’s Under 12 boys team came in first in the nation for a very special fundraising effort, it made for quite a year.

The team – composed of boys from Boyle, Lincoln and Mercer counties – shocked the competition when it beat out the previous year’s champions, the Thoroughbreds of Oldham, in the state finals.

“It was the first time they entered and the first time they won, so that’s pretty good,” says Duane Steber, who coaches the team along with Rick Angel and Stephen Hall. “I thought we had a chance, but we were playing with some of the top teams in the state – places like Louisville and Lexington, where they’ve got more people and more teams. Nobody could believe it when we got done that day.”

Other than the fun of pouring ice-cold water down their coaches’ necks after the big win, the team members had another big incentive. In addition to playing for a championship, they had been working to raise funds for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s “Soccer Kicks for Cancer” program. And for a very personal reason.

Team member Mason Angel’s younger brother Drew had been diagnosed with leukemia about a year prior to the start of the season. The struggles he and his family faced during the various treat-ments for his illness hit home with the boys and their families, so they joined forces with Soccer Kicks for Cancer and set about getting pledges.

When it was all said and done, the U12 team had raised almost $5,500, the

Scoring Goals onthe Field and OffYOUTH SOCCER TEAM LANDS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP AND WINS NATIONAL FUNDRAISING HONORS

The Central Kentucky Soccer Club U12 team won the state championship and raised more money for cancer research than any other team in the nation.

most of any soccer club in the country. Not only that, but Drew Angel’s team raised the second-highest amount.

“It was pretty impressive. They really got out there,” says Cindy Angel, Drew’s mother. “When our younger son was diagnosed in fall 2005, we learned about the fundraising, and my older son Mason and his teammates went around asking teachers, friends and other people if they would sponsor them. It was really very personal for the kids.”

Each player had to get 2,000 touches on a soccer ball within a two-week period, and they received donations of $10 on up from contributors. Soon after the drive was over, the team found out it had led the nation, Angel says.

“We were competing against teams

nationwide, in much bigger places, so it was really an amazing feat,” she says.

For finishing first and second, the two teams earned a visit from professional soccer player John Michael Hayden of the Houston Dynamo.

“He’s from Kentucky and had played on teams here,” Angel says. “They had worked so hard, and getting a visit from him was really special.”

– Joe Morris


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When the Hope Clinic & Pharmacy opened its doors in December 2006, the goal

was twofold: provide medical care to the region’s at-risk populations and reduce wait times in area emergency rooms.

After more than 500 clinic visits and some 1,500 volunteer hours, Hope is very much alive.

The clinic was founded by Ephraim McDowell Health, Heart of Kentucky United Way, the Salvation Army and the Boyle County Health Department. It operates Monday through Thursday from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the health department, and its pharmacy services are provided from the Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center’s outpatient pharmacy.

Part of its success can be tracked to the very narrow focus of its operations. The clinic screens individuals prior to seeing them as patients, and it will only take individuals not covered by Medicare, Medicaid or private insurance. They also must meet federal poverty income guidelines.

Since many people in this risk category often used the emergency

room as their primary source of medical care, the clinic was seen as a way to redirect people in such a way that the entire patient community benefited, says Harry Nickens, vice president for community relations and development at Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center.

“We have a program that we call Mission Effectiveness, where our philos-ophy is that we’re not just engaged in doing a job, but in a mission of service to the public,” Nickens says. “Our public is a six-county service area, and for us to only deal with patients who have insurance or funds where they can elect to come to us for services doesn’t meet that mission. We wanted to partner with other organizations in the community to better serve that segment of our population that doesn’t have primary care or the resources to obtain it.”

The clinic focuses on five chronic diseases – obesity, Type II diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol and gastroesophageal ref lux disease. By targeting those specific issues, it has already been able to make a dent in emergency-room visits by non-insured

individuals.“If we can divert primary-care-need

patients away from our two emergency rooms, then we are not only providing health care to an indigent population at a less expensive cost, but we’re also helping to reduce the wait times,” Nickens says.

In other words, if a patient shows up at the emergency room with chest pain, he or she will be seen immediately. The individual who has come in with a child running a high fever will be forced to wait. That also goes for more serious, but not life-threatening, issues and injuries.

“If we can separate out the non-emergency patients, then the true emergency patient – like someone with a broken leg – is going to be attended to in a more timely manner,” Nickens says.

As of September 2007, the clinic had seen 200 different patients, for a total of 500 visits. It also had dispensed more than 2,000 prescriptions. The plan now is to grow the ranks of the 45 volunteers who staff the clinic and expand its number of providers.

– Joe Morris

Help at a Place Called HopeCENTER FOR AT-RISK POPULATION REACHES THOSE WHO NEED ASSISTANCE MOST

The Hope Clinic provides medical services to the region’s at-risk populations. PHOTO BY JEFF ADKINS

SEE MORE ONLINE | For more information about health care in Boyle County, visit the archives at imagesdanville.com/07.


Health & WellnessHealth & Wellness

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Kentucky’s Mammoth Cave has been a source of intrigue and mystery since visitors began

touring it nearly 200 years ago. Inspired by the cave’s grand-yet-eerie atmosphere and its long list of distinguished visitors – including notable literary figures from the 19th century – Danville’s Elizabeth Orndorff uses the geological wonder as the setting for her award-winning mystery play, Death by Darkness.

“When my stepson came to visit last fall, he toured the cave and it inspired me to set the play right here in Kentucky with characters from another time,” says Orndorff, whose protagonist is based on the real-life Stephen Bishop, a slave who gave tours of Mammoth Cave from the 1830s to the 1850s. He was rumored to have used the cave as part of the underground railroad.

Set in 1842 in the cave’s magnificent Star Chamber, Death by Darkness takes the audience on a journey into the world of murder, deceit and revenge. The play’s dark plot, which is full of surprises and twists, prompted audiences to select Orndorff for the two top honors at the 2007 International Mystery Writers’ Festival in Owensboro.

More than 6,200 tickets were sold for the six-day festival, which featured 48 performances, the majority of which were sold out.

“I didn’t get a chance to see the play until it opened at the festival,” Orndorff says. “I was blown away by the set and the quality of the actors, four of whom were brought in from Chicago for the performances. It is just a top-notch event.”

In addition to winning the Most Promising New Writer award and Best New Play – which earned Orndorff $15,000 in total prize money at the festival – John Frazier, who portrayed

Her Next Stop Is BroadwayDANVILLE PLAYWRIGHT WINS TOP PRIZE AT INTERNATIONAL MYSTERY FESTIVAL

Elizabeth Orndorff of Danville received Best New Play and Most Promising New Writer honors at the first International Mystery Writers’ Festival.

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Stephen Bishop in the production, was named Best Actor.

“I was the only woman and the only Kentuckian in the competition,” Orndorff says. “It was a thrill to win.”

While her resume includes a Ph.D. in intercultural communication from the University of Kentucky and experience in public relations, advertising, journal-ism instruction and editing, Orndorff says she was still surprised by the

success of Death by Darkness. After years of writing short stories, essays and then one-act plays, this was her first attempt at writing a full-length play, not to mention a mystery.

“It only took me 58 years, but I think I’ve finally found my niche,” says Orndorff, who has already started writing a new entry for the 2008 festival. “I’m hooked, and I’m not looking back.”

– Valerie Pascoe


Arts & Culture

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North CarolinaKentucky

Where are they headed?80% GO TO COLLEGE

www.danville.kyschools.us

The road to success; one child at a time.

Cheers to the ArtsHOP STOP TAKES OFF

Peek into the lobbies of

Main Street businesses after

hours and you may see crowds

surrounding some of Danville’s

most exciting artwork. Twice

each year, the Danville-Boyle

County Arts Commission

hosts the Gallery Hop Stop,

an evening showcase that

allows revelers to “hop” from

improvised gallery to gallery.

The event provides a forum

for local artwork – paintings,

photography, ceramics, blown

glass, sculptures and fiber art

– at participating businesses

such as Chase Bank, Lexington

Investment Co. and Coldwell

Banker VIP Realty.

“For an evening, these

businesses are transformed

into art galleries throughout

downtown,” says Ann Nichols,

executive director of the Arts

Commission of Danville-Boyle

County. “Different sectors of

the community come together

for the Gallery Hop Stop for

one purpose – to provide an

opportunity for these talented

artists to share their work. It’s

a wonderful dynamic among

everyone involved.”

Sponsored by Kentucky

Utilities and E.ON U.S., the

event began in 2004 and has

grown to include 80 exhibitors

and anywhere from 16 to 22

downtown businesses. Each

year’s first Gallery Hop Stop

event coincides with Danville’s

Great American Brass Band

Weekend each June, while

the second event takes place

later in the fall.

Nichols says the Gallery Hop

Stop has been a driving force

behind attracting new patrons

to downtown Danville while

raising awareness of the

thriving local arts scene.

– Valerie Pascoe


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DANVILLE

THIS SECTION IS SPONSORED BY

EDUCATION

Boyle CountyBoyle County High School

(800 students), 236-5047

Boyle County Middle School

(600 students)

236-4212

Junction City Elementary

School (425 students)

936-7524

Perryville Elementary School

(325 students), 936-7500

Woodlawn Elementary School

(560 students), 236-7688

DanvilleBate Middle School

(400 students), 238-1305

Danville High School

(450 students)

238-1308

Edna L. Toliver Elementary


238-1319

Jennie Rogers Elementary


238-1316

Mary G. Hogsett Elementary


238-1313

Other Schools

Danville Christian Academy

238-9736

Danville Montessori School

236-9310

Kentucky School for the Deaf

239-7017

Higher Education

Bluegrass Community and

Technical College, 239-7030

Centre College, 238-5200

Eastern Kentucky University –

Danville, 236-6866

Midway College, 239-2461

National College, 236-6991

CLIMATE

Annual average temperature

55 F

January average temperature

32.5 F

July average temperature

75.8 F

Average annual precipitation

46 inches

UTILITIES

Cable

Time Warner

888-683-1000

Electricity

Inter-County Energy

Cooperative, 236-4561

Kentucky Utilities

(800) 981-0600 – Residential

Customer Service

(800) 383-5582 – Business

Customer Service

LG&E Energy Corp.

(800) 500-4904

Natural Gas

Atmos Energy Corp.

(888) 954-4321

Customer Service

Sewer

City of Danville, 238-1200

Water

City of Danville

238-1200

ATTRACTIONS/RECREATION/ARTS AND CULTURE

Central Kentucky Wildlife

Refuge, 236-4690

SNAPSHOTDanville is known as the “class of the bluegrass” for its small-town

Southern charm. From Civil War re-enactments and antique stores

to quaint bed–and–breakfast inns, Boyle County offers a nice

retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.

“Our Family Serving Boyle CountySince 1926”

Robert & Mary Stith HamlinMarcia Shackelton – Ann Yager Hamlin

506 W. Shelby St.Junction City, Kentucky

(859) 854-3322

318 W. BroadwayDanville, Kentucky

(859) 236-2113


Community Profile

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August

ROUTE 127 YARD SALEAug. 7-10, 2008

SeptemberGREAT OUTHOUSE BLOWOUT (PENN’S STORE)Sept. 6, 2008

CENTRE FAMILY WEEKENDSept. 19-20, 2008

CONSTITUTION SQUARE FESTIVALSept. 19-21, 2008

OctoberPERRYVILLE CIVIL WAR RE-ENACTMENTOct. 4-5, 2008

FORKLAND FESTIVALOct. 10-11, 2008

CENTRE COLLEGE HOMECOMINGOct. 24-25, 2008

DecemberFORKLAND CHRISTMAS DINNERDec. 6, 2008

TWILIGHT CHRISTMAS IN THE COUNTRYDec. 13, 2008

Sources:

www.danvilleboylechamber.com www.danvillekentucky.com www.thinkkentucky.com

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Danville-Boyle County Chamber of Commerce304 S. Fourth St.

Danville, KY 40422

Phone: 236-2361

(877) 282-2899

Fax: 236-3197


Danville-Boyle County Convention & Visitors Bureau105 E. Walnut St.

Danville, KY 40422

Phone: 236-7794

(800) 755-0076

www.danvillekentucky.com

Chateau du Vieux Corbeau

Winery and Elements

Pottery Studio

236-1775

Community Arts Center

236-4054

Constitution Square

State Historic Site

239-7089

Gautier Stained Glass

236-6601

Gwinn Island Marina

236-4286

JFC Museum

236-7057 or 236-3442

Jacobs Hall (Kentucky School

for the Deaf)

236-5132

John W.D. Bowling Model

Railroad Museum

236-8954 (by appt.)

Jones Military Medals

Museum (by appt.)

(866) 453-5466

Jones Surname Museum/

Genealogical Resources and

Library (by appt.)

(866) 453-5466

Jones Visual Arts Center

236-3496

Lightning Valley MotorSports

Park, (606) 854-6535 or

(606) 854-5950

McDowell House and

Apothecary, 236-2804

Merchants’ Row Historic

District, Perryville

332-1862

Norton Center for the

Arts at Centre College

236-4692 or (877) HITSHOW

Historic Penn’s Store

332-7715 or 332-7706

Perryville Battlefield

332-8631

Pioneer Playhouse

236-2747

MEDICAL FACILITY

Ephraim McDowell

Regional Medical Center

239-1000

217 S. Third St., Danville

GOLF

Public

Old Bridge Golf Club

236-6051

Private

Danville Country Club

236-7197

NUMBERS TO KNOW

Airport-Danville Aviation

854-5994

Bluegrass Ultra Transit Service

236-2955

Vehicle Registration, 238-1110

Boyle County Courthouse

238-1100

Boyle County Health

Department, 236-2053

Chamber of Commerce

236-2361

Convention & Visitors Bureau

236-7794

Danville City Hall, 238-1200

Driver’s License, 239-7456

Economic Development Office

236-0636

Employment Office, 239-7411

Heart of Danville Main Street

Program, 236-1909

Library, 236-8466

Post Office, 236-6334

Social Security Office

236-3934

Voter Registration, 238-1110

2008 EVENTS

February

HERITAGE FESTIVALFeb. 29-March 2, 2008

June

GREAT AMERICAN BRASS BAND FESTIVALJune 12-15, 2008

BOYLE COUNTY FAIR & HORSE SHOWJune 13-22, 2008

The area code for Danvi l le i s 859. IMAGESDANVILLE .COM 43

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Danville-Boyle County Chamber of Commerce


2008 Membership DirectoryTHE FOLLOWING INFORMATION WAS PROVIDED BY THE DANVILLE-BOYLE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. THE AREA CODE IS 859, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS BY BUSINESS CATEGORY, PLEASE REFER TO THE BUSINESS GUIDE ON PAGE 49.

AA Children’s Place • 236-7176

A Lasting Impression Florist • 236-7118

A&L Accessories • 236-7411

ABSKY Corporation • 936-4606

Absolute Massage Therapy • 326-1641

Ace Hardware & Appliances • 236-5774

Ace Printing & Computers • 236-7497

Adoption Assistance Inc. • 236-2761

Advanced Technologies Group • 721-2800

Advocate Messenger • 236-2551

Affinity Realty • 583-4986

Aflac • 879-9031

The Allen Company • 236-2310

Allstate Insurance Company 936-9970, (866) 936-9970

American General Financial Services • 236-5956

American Greetings Corporation • 236-7200, Ext. 5352

Animal Medical Center • 238-2201

Anodia Systems • (866) 246-2548

antiques in danville • 326-0527

Aperture Studios • 481-3225

Appraisal Works • 324-0999

The Arts Commission of Danville/Boyle County • 238-0063

Aspen Hall Manor • 734-5050

AT&T Mobility • 236-9071

AT&T • (502) 875-3508

ATMOS Energy • 236-2300

Atoka, LLC • 236-4591

BB&E Furniture LLC • 236-6904

Baby Bear Day Care • 236-9422

Back to Basics Chiropractic, LLC • 236-5562

Baptist Homes Inc. Assisted Living • 236-1557

Baskin-Robbins • 236-4175

Bate Middle School • 238-1305

Be Medispa – Danville • 236-1700

Best Western Danville Inn • 236-6825

Drs. Beto and Bogardus, PLLC • 236-1130, (800) 609-7899

Better Business Bureau of Central and Eastern Kentucky Inc. • (800) 866-6668

BetterSource Benefit Company Inc. (606) 678-0583, (877) 251-8741

Big Brothers/Big Sisters • 236-2999

Bill Miracle & Associates • (606) 365-7008

Bluegrass Appraisals & Research Inc. 236-3283, (888) 269-8320

Bluegrass Area Development District • 239-7411

Bluegrass BeachHouse, Ltd. • 236-6642

Bluegrass Clinic • (606) 365-8338

Bluegrass Community & Technical College • 239-7030

Bob Allen Motor Mall • 236-3217, (877) 773-3217

Bo-Kays and More, LLC • 236-7571

Bookkeeping Solutions • 589-0798

Boyle Block Company • 236-7142

Boyle County Attorney • 238-1121

Boyle County Extension Service • 236-4484

Boyle County 4-H Council • 236-4484

Boyle County Industrial Foundation • 236-0636

Boyle County Public Library • 236-8466

Boyle County Public Schools • 236-6634

Boyle County PVA Office • 238-1104

Branscum Construction Company Inc. • (270) 866-5107

Bright’s Bottle Gas Co. • 748-5382

Brookcove Car Care Center • 236-1224

Brookcove Dry Cleaners • 236-1224

Bob Browne • 936-1535

Dr. Stephen Buchanan • 236-0905

Buffalo Springs Audio/Video Design Inc. (606) 365-4040

Builders Choice Inc. • 236-9044

Burgin Boat & Mini Storage • 748-5884

Burke’s Bakery & Delicatessen • 236-5661

Burkmann Feeds • 236-0400

Craig A. Butler, CPA • 936-0201

Byerly Design & Construction Co. Inc. • 236-6068

CC.M. Space and Associates Insurance Agency • 236-8000

Caldwell & Cook Hearing Services Inc. 236-3865, (888) 843-9558

Caldwell Body Shop Inc. • 238-7051

Caldwell Stone Company • 236-6829

Camp Horsin’ Around • 381-9998

Candy Bouquet • 236-5605

Captain D’s • 238-2250

Caregivers by Linda, LLC 238-7611, (877) 556-2273

Caretenders of the Bluegrass • 236-8956

Caring Touch In-Home Services • 238-0089

Carlson Wagonlit/Thomas Travel Inc. 236-0000, (800) 633-8003

Carol’s Bridal & Gifts Inc. • 236-3825

Cartunes • 238-1280

CASA at Woodlawn • 936-3510

Caterpillar Track Components • 936-2220

CBS Companies • 236-5232

Cellular One • 936-9991, (800) CELLONE

Centenary United Methodist Church 236-4800

Central Kentucky Assoc. of Realtors • 236-3497

Central Kentucky Chapter of the American Red Cross • 236-6538

Central Kentucky Federal Savings Bank • 236-4181

Central Kentucky Forest Management Inc. • 238-2212

Central Kentucky Interpreter Referral Inc. • 236-9888

Central Kentucky Plastic Surgery • 936-8200

Central Kentucky Plumbing • 236-0781

Central Kentucky Surgeons, PSC • 236-2222

Central Seal Company • 236-2367

Centre College • 238-5220

Centre College Career Services • 238-5286

Century 21 Wilson Realty & Auction, Matt Grimes • 583-2153

Century 21 Wilson Realty & Auction Company, Betsy Wilson • 236-0021

The Chambers Bed & Breakfast • 236-1693

Champion’s Marathon

Chase Bank • 238-4700

Chateau du Vieux Corbeau dba Old Crow Inn Winery • 236-1808

Chinatown Restaurant • 236-8899

Chinn Jewelers • 236-6612

CiCi’s Pizza • 936-1616

City Art Signs Inc. • 236-8219

Clay & Clay, Attorneys • 236-4867

Cliffview Retreat and Conference Center • 792-3333, (877) 792-3330

Coffey’s Kids, LLC • 238-6800

Coldwell Banker VIP Realty • 236-5450

Coldwell Banker VIP Realty, Mary Jo Joseph 236-5450, 583-5964

Comfort Suites • 936-9300

Commonwealth Cancer • 236-2203

Commonwealth Urology • 236-9670

Commonwealth’s Attorney • 239-0015

Community Arts Center • 236-4054

Community Based Work Transition Program 239-7017, Ext. 2302 Relay Service (800) 648-6057

Community Greeting Service • 236-2737

Community Trust Bank • 239-9200

Concrete Materials Company, LLC • 623-4238

Constitution Square State Historic Site • 239-7089

Cook’s Collectables • 236-0036

Cooperative Care • 239-2443, (800) 843-2597

The Cottage Bed & Breakfast • 236-9642

Cottage Interiors Inc. • 236-0990

Country Hearth Inn • 236-8601, (888) 443-2784

County Judge Executive • 238-1100

Cox Group • 236-0345

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store • 936-7792

Crawford Insurance Agency • 236-6677

Critchfield & Critchfield • 236-6810

Cruise Planners • 236-5010

Curves • 236-2597

Custom Air Inc. • 236-5417, (800) 248-2498

Custom Graphics and Services, LLC • 326-0071

DDana Corporation • 236-3960

Danville Aviation • 854-5994

Danville Bike and Footwear • 238-7669

Danville Bottled Water Distributors Inc. • 238-4134, (800) 737-4134

Danville Bowlarama • 236-6452

Danville Boyle County Senior Citizens • 236-2070

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Danville Cardiovascular Consultants • 236-6551

Danville Centre For Health and Rehabilitation • 236-3972

Danville Christian Bookstore & Music Center • 236-5973

City of Danville • 238-1200

Danville Country Club • 236-7197

Danville Diagnostic • 936-9974

Danville Eye Center • 236-8644

Danville Family Chiropractic, PSC • 239-0022

Danville Family Dentistry, PLLC • 236-2488

Danville Interventional Pain Treatment, PLLC • 236-0606

Danville Lions Club • 236-5757

Danville Nephrology Consultant • 236-9203

Danville Office Equipment Inc. • 236-6618

Danville Orthopedic Surgeons • 236-8730, (800) 221-8674

Danville Pediatrics, PSC • 236-1080

Danville Physical Therapy, PLLC • 238-7650

Danville Save-a-Lot • 238-7677

Danville Schools • 238-1300

Danville Senior Housing, LLC • 492-8730

Danville Surgical Associates • 236-0712

Danville Trophy & Engraving • 236-5343

Danville/Boyle County/ KSD Community Education • 239-8986

Danville-Boyle Convention & Visitors Bureau • 236-7794, (800) 755-0076

Danville-Boyle County Economic Development Partnership • 236-0636

Danville-Boyle County Humane Society • 238-1117

Dawahares • 236-3933

Dental Associates • 236-9277

Denyo Manufacturing • 236-3405

The Derby Shoppe & Raggs (877) 236-1211, 236-1211, 236-7630

Dexter Real Estate/ Insurance • 236-6686, (800) 865-3577

Digital on Demand • 236-8503, (800) 565-0988

Dixon Design • 238-9498

DocuBit • 792-8311

Dream Mark Properties, LLC • 238-0584

Durham & Demaree Insurance • 236-2770

Durham Beauty School Inc. • 236-6268

EEastern KY University • 236-6866

Edward Jones Investments, Joe Bunch • 238-7420

Edward Jones Investments, Tom Tye 936-9157, (877) 936-9157

Ellis Florist & Gifts • 733-9971

Ellison Ridge Log & Timber Frame Homes • (800) 459-5072

Elmwood Inn Fine Teas • 332-2400

Enlow and Shahzad Associates in Medicine, PSC • 236-4216

Ephraim McDowell Health • 239-2400

Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center • 239-1000

ERA Team Realtors • 236-3064, (800) 242-3816

Exclusively Yours, LLC • 936-5557

Express Title Services • 936-0902

Eye Associates of Danville, PSC/ Eye Associates Optical • 236-6055

FFamily Home Health Care Inc. (606) 365-1252, (800) 946-0369

Family Medicine Clinic of Danville • 236-1250

Family Shoe • 238-2040

Family Tire & Service Center • 236-7078

Farm Bureau Insurance • 236-4081

Farm Credit Services of Mid-America • (800) 880-1114

Farmers National Bank • 236-2926

Fazoli’s • 236-9265

Federal Signal Corporation • 236-4572

Feistritzer Heating and Air Conditioning Inc. • 236-0850

Fifth Third Bank • 734-7796, 236-9160

Finley’s Fun Center • 236-8808

Fort Knox Federal Credit Union • 236-2153

4th Street Deli • 236-7953

W. Irvine Fox

FRA Engineering • 236-5888

The Frame Cellar • 236-7470

GJim Garner, Hair Stylist • 236-6578

Garrard County Chamber of Commerce • 792-2282

Garrard Wookworking Plus • 236-9100

Garstka & Gander, PSC • (606) 365-7855

Gary Lynn Construction • (606) 346-5821

Gash-Fitzpatrick Insurance • 236-5192

Genesis Microsystems • 324-1362

Genesis Salon • 239-0040

Gentle Dental Center, PLLC 236-6181, (800) 286-6181

Joe & Paula Gibson • 236-2463

Gill Heart Institute – Danville • 236-4442

Gilliland Flower Shop • (606) 365-3161

The Golden Lion Bed and Breakfast • 583-1895, (866) 453-5466

Good Neighbor Pharmacy • 936-1222

Goose Creek Inc. • 239-0020

Got It! Graphics & Advertising • 734-5177

The Great American Brass Band Festival • 319-8426

The Great American Dollhouse Museum • 583-8000

Growing Pains Lawn Service • 332-4231

Guardian Support Services Inc. • 236-6002

HH&R Block • 236-3281

H20 Designs Inc. • 548-9893

Hall Pharmacy, PLC • 236-1442

Hampton Inn • 236-6200

Curtis J. Hannah & Meredith Young-Hannah • 583-4458

LeeRoy Hardin • 854-6292

Harrodsburg Herald • 734-2726

Harrodsburg-Mercer County Chamber of Commerce • 734-2365

Hazel’s Old School of Dance • 733-0073

Health First Chiropractic • 236-5129

Heart of Danville Main Street Program • 236-1909

Heart of KY United Way • 238-6986

Heartland Veterinary Hospital – Suds & Scissors Pet Grooming • 238-7500

Helton, Erwin & Associates • 236-4520

Heritage Hospice • 236-2425

Chris Herron, Attorney • 236-3777

Hilliard Lyons • 236-3636, (800) 523-7987

Hilpp Properties & Construction • (270) 692-9492

Hobart Corporation • 236-7023

Holiday Inn Express • 236-8600

Home Inspection Services Inc. • 236-8028

Homeland Equipment, LLC • 936-9661

Homeplace Support Services, LLC • 936-2010

Hometown Tire of Danville Inc. • 236-8810

The Hub Coffee House & Café • 936-0001

Hudson & Hudson • 236-2854

Humana • 232-8533

IThe Idea Farm Inc. • 236-3376

Ignyte Software Inc. • 691-0926

Impressions by BJ • 236-6819

Industrial Park Distributors • 236-0068

Anna Ingram

Inter-County Energy Cooperative • 236-4561

Isaiah House Christian Drug & Alcohol Recovery Center • (606) 346-9868

JJC Penney Co. Inc. • 236-7709

Jeffrey Baird Associates • 236-3048

JFC Museum • 236-7057

Joann’s Corner Cuts • 236-7854

Job Master Rental Inc. • 734-2368

Johnson-Pohlmann Inc. 236-5922, (800) 578-5922

Joshua’s Corner Café • 936-2002

Journal Communications Inc. • (800) 333-8842

Jr.’s General Store • 936-5522

City of Junction City • 854-3900

KK.C. Gymnastics • 236-7175

John M. Kalk • 936-3112

Kelly Services • 236-3432, (800) 659-2823

Jerome Kennedy • 236-1564

Kentucky Blood Center • 276-2534

Kentucky Fidelity Mortgage • 239-9338

Kentucky Homes & Land Realty Inc. • 936-0005

Kentucky School for the Deaf • 239-7017

Kentucky School of Okinawan Martial Arts, LLC • 748-5136

Kentucky Seasons Inc. • 583-2638

Kentucky Trust Company • 239-9000

Kentucky Utilities Company • (800) 981-0600

Kentucky WEBMASTER • (866) 594-6637

Kentucky’s Smokin’ Grill Inc. • 236-3609

Kerbaugh & Rodes • 236-3924

Kid’s Alley • 236-5437

Kidd Glass Inc. • 734-2095

Kirk Schlea Photography/ Schlea Visual Arts • 332-7562

Kiwanis Club of Danville • (888) 448-9424

Kleckner’s Collision Center Inc. • 236-7208

Knight Hawk Security Company, LLC • 236-6989

Barry Kowalik, OD, PSC • 236-8093

Kroger • 236-3987, 936-7436

Kuhn Electric Inc. • 583-0059

Forrest Kuhn, MD • 236-1080, (502) 896-2131

LLakeview Point Bed & Breakfast • 748-8359

Lanham Media Services • (502) 695-4472

Larry Nunes Investigations & Security Services • 332-2657

Tim LeDonne • 238-9387

Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken • 236-8777

Lexington Investment Company • 238-0102

Lexington Investment Company • 224-7073

Lexington Legends Professsional Baseball Club • 422-7853

Liberty Mining Consultants • 936-5588

Liberty Tax Service • 238-0050

Lily Manor Day Spa • 236-1700

Lincliff Guesthouse • 236-0185



Lincoln County Chamber of Commerce • (606) 365-4118

Little Caesar’s Pizza • 236-1122

Little Sign Shoppe • 238-7391

LNB • 238-2602

The Lock Box • 236-2611

Long Run Community Apartments • 236-9530

Lowe’s Home Improvement Warehouse • 238-9925

MM Gallery Photography • 733-9363

M&M Sanitation • 273-8305

Maple Tree Gallery • 236-0909

The Martin Agency Inc. • 236-6782

Mary Kay Cosmetics – Paula Knudsen • (606) 365-4102

Mary Kay Cosmetics – Connie Snider • 236-9237, (888) 702-0313

McAfee Mowing and Landscaping Inc. • 236-6969

McAnly Realty • 236-6363

McClure & McClure, Attorneys • 236-4214

McDowell House Museum • 236-2804

McDowell Place of Danville • 239-4663, (877) 402-HOME

McDowell Wellness Center • 936-9355

Dr. Lynne McMaine • 238-7161

The Medicine Shoppe • 238-0002

Melton’s Deli • 236-9874

Merle Norman Cosmetics by Norma • 239-8981

Midway College, Danville Extension Campus • 239-2461

Kathy Miles, MA, LMFT, CADC • 236-0853

Minuteman Press • 236-4655

Molly’s Flowers and Things Inc. • 236-4438, (800) 928-6213

Timothy R. Montgomery, CPA Inc. • 236-2442

Morley’s Wheel Service • 236-4454

Morning Glory Manor & Cottage Bed & Breakfast • 236-1888

Mr. Miser Food Mart • 332-7603

Paul Mullins • 624-0219

NNancy McMurry Interiors, LLC • 236-9174

Nash, Cleveland and Godfrey • 236-5062

National City Bank • 238-1021

National College • 236-6991

Nesco Resource • 238-0058

New York Life Insurance Company, Paula J. Lanham • 238-7232, (800) 678-1596

Northwestern Mutual Financial Network • 236-7468

NOTS – Norrenberns Truck Service • (618) 478-5354

The Nutrition Center & Massage • 936-2124

OO’Charley’s #413 • 936-8040

Off Broadway Private Home Units • 236-7474, (800) 865-3477

Off Centre Laundry & Tanning • 236-0999

Office Depot • 936-1610

Old Bridge Golf Club Inc. • 236-6051

Olde Towne Kitchens & Baths • 936-5580

PP&H Truck & Trailer Repair • 734-3373

Pack’s Nursery and Landscaping, LLC • 854-3901

Palmer Homes Remodeling & Additions, LLC • 239-9763

The Pampered Chef • 936-1272

Panasonic Home Appliances Company of America • 238-3426

Papa John’s Pizza • 236-9999

Partners Realty Inc. • (606) 510-5184

Party Lite • 936-9110

PBK Bank • 238-2265

Philips Lighting • 236-3100

Phillip D. Hickey Piano Technicians • 238-0580

Phoenix Physical Therapy, PLLC • 236-4686

Pinkston Oil Company • 236-6653

Pioneer Playhouse of Danville • 236-2747

Pioneer Vocational/Industrial • 236-8413

Pizza Management, LLC dba Pizza Hut • 236-8678

Pliant Corporation • 236-6633

Polly’s II Shoes • 936-5511

Pregnancy Resource Center of Central Kentucky • 236-9282, (866) 850-4250

Premier Limousine • 326-LIMO (5466)

The Presbyterian Church of Danville • 236-6692

Preston-Osborne • 231-7711

Preston-Pruitt Funeral Home • 236-4343

Prudential Guerrant Real Estate • 236-6680

RRainbow Cleaners • 236-4274

Red Wing Shoe Co. • 236-3150

Redwood Real Estate, LLC • 236-8173

Regenesis Chiropractic, PLLC • 236-0202

Reno’s Roadhouse • 936-1385

Ricashades Salon Inc. • 238-2100

Rightmyer Insurance Agency Inc. • 236-4860

Roberts Construction • (606) 679-0169

Robinson, Hughes and Christopher, PSC • 236-6628

Rotary International • 236-7027

RR Donnelley • 238-2401

SSalvation Army Thrift Store • 236-0457

Scott Schutchfield, MD • 236-0641

SDK Apparel & Promotional Products • (888) 448-9424

Sears • 236-3011

Sharpe Construction Co. Inc. • 236-1479

Shelter Insurance • 238-2163

The Sherwin Williams Company • 236-7058

Shoney’s Restaurant • 236-6999

Simply Silver by Alycea, LLC • 236-1707

Salli S. Slone, MD • 236-0916

Smart Lube International Inc. • 236-3215

Sodexho • 236-2744

Sourcing Solutions Inc. • 236-1531

Southern Charm Bed & Breakfast • 734-9340

The Speckled Egg Gallery • 236-0780

SPHERION of Central Kentucky • 236-7665

Spirit Chevrolet Buick Inc. • 734-7736, (800) 880-7736

Spirits Liquor n Party Store • 626-9580

Mary Robin Spoonamore, Photographer 236-9774

Star Home Management Inc. 332-7500, (866) 782-7100

State Farm Insurance, Bob Miller, Agent • 236-4201

State Farm Insurance, David Hopewell Insurance Agency Inc. • 734-5338, (800) 530-8469

Lee Stephens • 236-0237

Stifel Nicolaus • 236-1588

Stith Funeral Home • 236-2113, (800) 750-7416

Storage Rentals of America • (800) 457-5678

Stuart Powell Ford/Mazda • 236-8917

Subway • 236-7964

Subway • 236-7940

Subway • 792-8200

Sunrise Children’s Services – Woodlawn Center • 236-5507

Super 8 Motel • 236-8881

Symbiotix Inc. • 236-7942

TT&E Convenient Store • 236-1224

Tele-Data Communications Inc. • 332-4222

The 10th Planet, LLC • 236-4488

Thoroughbred Threads, LLC • 236-0224

3B Inc. • 936-7725

Tim McCoy Construction Co. Inc. • 236-4804

Time Warner • 626-4840

Title Wave Entertainment • 236-8888

TKT & Associates Inc. • (502) 499-9440

Toy Box Catering • 236-2876

Travel Authority • 236-2505, (800) 489-2593

Trinity Episcopal Church • 236-3374

Triple O Electric • 238-7628

UUBS Financial Services Inc. • 335-8118

The Ultimate Way • 236-1910

United Structural Systems Ltd. Inc. • 548-2684

United Warehousing Co., LLC • 236-0773

USA Signs, LLC • 236-6811, (800) 866-4629

USBANK • 236-5418

VValerie’s Treasures • 236-5300

Vend Fresh Food Service • 236-6765, (800) 287-8363

Victorian Orchids Boutique • 734-3464

Villas at Ridgefield Farm • 236-1223

VIP Auction Co. • 236-1852

Vocational Rehabilitation 239-7885, (800) 795-8481

WW.T. Hill Community Theatre • 236-8607

Wal-Mart • 236-9572

Walnut and Lace Inn • 236-3035, (866) 466-0421

Ward Vision Center • 236-3121

WDFB 1170AM/88.1FM • 236-9333

Robert Webster, DMD, PSC • 236-1912

The Welding Shop • 236-5902

WeldQuip Inc. • 239-9353, (800) 946-9356

Wilcher Interiors & Paint Center • 236-8788, 236-8767

Wilder’s Flower Basket & Magnolia Cottage Gift Shoppe Inc. • 332-9063

Wilderness Road Quilt Co. • 236-1175

Wilderness Trace Family YMCA • 236-0359, 734-9622

Wilderness Trace Services • 236-6359

Wilderness Trace Veterinary Clinic • 854-5055

Woody’s • 238-7747

Worley Perryville Furniture Mart • 332-2122

Wound Healing Center • 239-1460

YYesterday’s Potions, LLC • 236-6663

Yount Properties • 236-8889

Your Handyman Jeff Cooper Inc. • 339-7824




Accountants

Craig A. Butler, CPA • 936-0201, Fax: 936-0203131 N. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Critchfield & CritchfieldBill & Jim Critchfield • 236-6810, Fax: 236-9677336 W. Broadway, P.O. Box 906, Danville, 40423

Garstka & Gander, PSCJulian Gander • (606) 365-7855Fax: (606) 365-9008116 W. Main St., Stanford, 40484

Kerbaugh & RodesGlyn Kerbaugh Jr. • 236-3924, Fax: 236-6435132 S. Second St., P.O. Box 729, Danville, [email protected]

Timothy R. Montgomery, CPA Inc.236-2442, Fax: 236-9463, 252-1780209 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Accounting Services

H&R BlockLenora Ferrell • 236-3281216A Brent Ave., Danville, 40422

Advertising

The Idea Farm Inc.Ron Jackson • 236-3376, Fax: 236-3396116 N. First St., P.O. Box 1457, Danville, [email protected] • www.theideafarm.net

Advertising Specialties

SDK Apparel & Promotional ProductsSteve Amsler • (888) 448-9424, Fax: 792-9424202 Royalty Dr., Lancaster, [email protected]

Advertising/Graphic Design

Got It! Graphics & AdvertisingCrystal Scott • 734-5177, Fax: 734-5436495 Bud James Ln., P.O. Box 254Harrodsburg, [email protected]

Preston-OsbornePhil Osborne • 231-7711, Fax: 254-1526450 Old Vine St., Ste. 100, Lexington, 40507www.preston-osborne.com

Agri-Business

Burkmann FeedsDavid Williams • 236-0400, Fax: 236-73071111 Perryville Rd., Danville, [email protected] • www.burkmann.com

Kentucky Seasons Inc.Amy Mathews • 583-2638, Fax: 236-42614575 Lebanon Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Antiques

antiques in danvilleSteve Becker, Cliff Dunne326-0527, Fax: 236-95534070 S. Danville Bypass, Danville, [email protected]

Apartment Complexes

Cox GroupDennis Cox • 236-0345, Fax: 236-0345P.O. Box 1353, Danville, [email protected] • www.coxgroup.com

Long Run Community ApartmentsDiego Miron • 236-9530, Fax: 236-9807301 Hill-n-Dale St., Danville, [email protected], [email protected]

Appliances/Hardware

Ace Hardware & AppliancesBilly Mills, Butch Taylor, George Cunningham236-5774, Fax: 238-7990975 Hustonville Rd., Ste. 27, Danville, [email protected]

SearsPam & Carl Day • 236-3011804 S. Fourth St., Danville, 40422

Appraisals

Appraisal WorksSean Cook • 324-0999, Fax: 236-7699P.O. Box 681, Danville, [email protected]

Bluegrass Appraisals & Research Inc.Kevin Caudill • 236-3283 (888) 269-8320, Fax: 236-3283215 W. Main St. (rear), P.O. Box 282,Danville, [email protected]

Art Galleries

Community Arts CenterAmy Wise • 236-4054, Fax: 236-7993401 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

The Speckled Egg GalleryWilma Brown • 236-0780235 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Assisted Living Homes

Baptist Homes Inc. Assisted LivingStacy Evans • 236-1557, Fax: 236-15531004 Argyll Woods Dr., Danville, [email protected]

McDowell Place of DanvilleSusan Matherly • 239-4663(877) 402-HOME, Fax: 239-66111181 Ben Ali Dr., Danville, 40422www.mcdowell-place.org

Attorneys

Boyle County AttorneyRichard H. Campbell Jr. • 238-1121, Fax: 238-9954Courthouse, 321 W. Main St., Danville, 40422

Clay & Clay, AttorneysRichard Clay • 236-4867, Fax: 236-4882319 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]/jclaylaw

Helton, Erwin & AssociatesEph Helton • 236-4520, Fax: 236-5650P.O. Box 137, Danville, [email protected]

Chris Herron, Attorney • 236-3777, Fax: 236-3744409 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Hudson & HudsonJosh Hudson • 236-2854, Fax: 236-2856102 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

McClure & McClure, AttorneysGeorge McClure • 236-4214, Fax: 236-6636120 N. Third St., Ste. 202, P.O. Box 214, Danville, [email protected]

Auction/Auctioneers

VIP Auction Co.Johnny Durham • 236-1852, Fax: 236-5453317 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Audio/Video and Home Theaters

Buffalo Springs Audio/Video Design Inc.David Faulkner, John B. Caywood(606) 365-4040, Fax: (606) 365-2020505 Lancaster St., Stanford, 40484

Audiology & Hearing Aid Sales & Services

Caldwell & Cook Hearing Services Inc.Pat Cook • 236-3865(888) 843-9558, Fax: 236-16903940 S. Danville BypassDanville, 40422www.caldwellandcook.com

Automobile Dealers

Bob Allen Motor MallBob Allen • 236-3217(877) 773-3217, Fax: 236-8670725 Maple Ave., Danville, [email protected]

Spirit Chevrolet Buick Inc.Ken Cusic • 734-7736(800) 880-7736, Fax: 734-5158P.O. Box 288, Harrodsburg, 40330www.spirit-chevrolet.com

Stuart Powell Ford/MazdaPatti Powell • 236-8917225 S. Danville Bypass, P.O. Box 1335, Danville, 40423www.stuartpowell.com

Automotive

Brookcove Car Care CenterEdna Prall • 236-12241630 Shakertown Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Caldwell Body Shop Inc.Eddie Caldwell238-7051, Fax: 236-34931215 Lebanon Rd., Danville, [email protected]

CartunesMatthew Sapp • 238-1280456 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Family Tire & Service CenterTerry Magaldi • 236-7078, Fax: 236-4451521 S. Third St., Danville, [email protected]

Kleckner’s Collision Center Inc.Earl Kleckner236-7208, Fax: 236-7208100 Thoroughbred Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Morley’s Wheel ServiceJoe Morley • 236-4454234 E. Walnut St., Danville, 40422

Smart Lube International Inc.236-3215491 S. Fourth St., Danville, 40422

Aviation

Danville AviationTerry Bailey • 854-5994, Fax: 854-5995420 Hwy. 1273, Danville, [email protected]

Bakeries

Burke’s Bakery & DelicatessenJoe & Patty Burke • 236-5661121 W. Main St., Danville, 40422

Kentucky Seasons Inc.Amy Mathews • 583-2638 Fax: 236-42614575 Lebanon Rd., Danville, [email protected]

2008 Business GuideTHE FOLLOWING INFORMATION WAS PROVIDED BY THE DANVILLE-BOYLE COUNTY CHAMBER OF

COMMERCE. THE AREA CODE IS 859 AND THE STATE IS KENTUCKY, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.



Banks/Financial Institutions

Central Kentucky Federal Savings BankWilliam H. Johnson236-4181, Fax: 236-4363340 W. Main St., P.O. Box 400Danville, [email protected]

Chase BankJodi Arnold • 238-4700, Fax: 236-6084237 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Community Trust BankDavid Maynard • 239-9200, Fax: 239-9275462 W. Main St., P.O. Box 1458, Danville, 40423www.ctbi.com

Farmers National BankGreg Caudill • 236-2926, Fax: 238-7432304 W. Main St., P.O. Box 28Danville, 40423www.fnbky.com

Fifth Third BankPatti Chidester • 734-7796236-9160, Fax: 734-3908628 S. College St., Harrodsburg, [email protected]

Fort Knox Federal Credit UnionLinda Hamilton • 236-2153, Fax: 236-76751714 Perryville Rd., Danville 40422, P.O. Box 900, Radcliff, [email protected] • www.fortknoxfcu.org

Kentucky Trust CompanyAlan Turbyfill • 239-9000, Fax: 239-9003218 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected] • www.kentuckytrust.net

LNBBobby Powell • 238-2602, Fax: 238-26121035 Ben Ali Dr., P.O. Box 1315, Danville, [email protected] • www.lnbky.com

National City BankDeNae Boyd • 238-1021, Fax: 238-1037P.O. Box 930, Danville, 40423www.nationalcity.com

PBK BankMae Renner • 238-2265, Fax: 238-76221001 Hustonville Rd., P.O. Box 86, Danville, 40423www.pbkbank.com

USBANKDwayne Maddox • 236-5418, Fax: 236-5432111 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Bed & Breakfasts

Aspen Hall ManorJill Romero • 734-50505589 Aspen Hall Dr., Harrodsburg, [email protected]

The Chambers Bed & BreakfastCarolyn Hogwood • 236-1693238 N. Third St., P.O. Box 2542, Danville, [email protected]

The Cottage Bed & BreakfastChris Kubale • 236-9642, Fax: 236-08542826 Lexington Rd., Danville, [email protected]/~thecottage

The Golden Lion Bed and BreakfastNancy Jones • 583-1895, (866) 453-5466243 N. Third St., Danville, [email protected]

Lakeview Point Bed & BreakfastDorothy Dunn • 748-8359166 Lakeview Point, Harrodsburg, [email protected]

Lincliff GuesthouseCliff Dunne • 236-01854435 Lebanon Rd., Danville, [email protected] • www.lincliff.net

Morning Glory Manor & Cottage Bed & BreakfastLin Walter Bauer • 236-1888244 E. Lexington Ave., Danville, [email protected]/morningglorym.html

Southern Charm Bed & BreakfastKay Taylor Pender • 734-9340363 N. East St., Harrodsburg, [email protected]

Walnut and Lace InnNorma Schott • 236-3035, (866) 466-0421540 E. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Bicycles

Danville Bike and FootwearErnst Crown-Weber • 238-7669, Fax: 238-7669417 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Blinds

Wilcher Interiors & Paint CenterGerald Wilcher • 236-8788236-8767, Fax: 236-8683820 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Bookkeeping

Bookkeeping SolutionsMarsha N. Camenisch • 589-0798217 Jane Trail, Danville, 40422marsha@bookkeepingsolutionsky.comwww.bookkeepingsolutionsky.com

Bookstores

Danville Christian Bookstore & Music CenterDan & Jennifer McClelland236-5973, Fax: 236-1017200 Hightower Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Bottled Water Sales

Danville Bottled Water Distributors Inc.Don Embree • 238-4134(800) 737-4134, Fax: 238-2150660 David Ave., P.O. Box 755, Danville, [email protected]

Building Contractors

Jeffrey Baird AssociatesJeffrey Baird • 236-3048, Fax: 239-0031471 W. Walnut St., P.O. Box 832, Danville, [email protected] • www.jeffreybaird.com

Building Materials

Boyle Block CompanyMark Hutchens • 236-7142, Fax: 236-4227P.O. Box 388, Danville, 40423www.boyleblock.com

Builders Choice Inc.Dennis & Krista Spinks236-9044, Fax: 236-99681500 Lebanon Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Lowe’s Home Improvement WarehouseHal King • 238-9925, Fax: 239-911451 May Blvd., Danville, 40422www.lowes.com

Cabinets

Olde Towne Kitchens & BathsJustin Southworth • 936-5580, Fax: 936-5581402 W. Broadway, Ste. 1, Danville, [email protected]

Cafés

Bluegrass BeachHouse Ltd.Carolyn Russell • 236-6642, Fax: 236-6643127 N. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Caterers


Atoka, LLCTim Dievert • 236-4591, Fax: 236-26405066 Perryville Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Fazoli’sMark Crawford • 236-9265, Fax: 238-97511560 Hustonville Rd., #397, Danville, [email protected] • www.fazolis.com

Lee’s Famous Recipe ChickenJ. Paul Newton • 236-8777, Fax: 236-8777610 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

SodexhoRoy Platt • 236-2744, Fax: 236-3663600 W. Walnut St., Danville, [email protected]

Toy Box CateringSteve & Mimi Becker • 236-2876312 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Cellular Phone Sales

AT&T MobilityTyler Young • 236-9071, Fax: 236-90721714 Perryville Rd., Ste. 106, Danville, [email protected] • www.wirelessatt.com

Cellular OneKelly Baird • 936-9991, (800) CELLONE, Fax: 936-9902212 Skywatch Dr., Danville, 40422www.celloneusa.com

Cellular OneHolly Neal • 544-4859, Fax: 544-5847124 S. Keeneland, Richmond, [email protected] • www.celloneusa.com

Certified Public Accountants

Robinson, Hughes and Christopher, PSCWalter Goggin, CPA236-6628, Fax: 236-6660459 W. Martin L. King Blvd.P.O. Box 880, Danville, 40423www.rhccpas.com

Chambers of Commerce

Garrard County Chamber of CommerceSusan Ledford • 792-2282, Fax: 792-2282656 Stanford Rd., Lancaster, 40444www.garrardchamber.com

Harrodsburg-Mercer County Chamber of CommerceBrenda Sexton • 734-2365105 W. Poplar St., Harrodsburg, 40330www.mercerchamber.com

Lincoln County Chamber of CommerceAndrea Miller(606) 365-4118, Fax: (606) 365-4118201 E. Main St., Stanford, 40484director@lincolncountychamber.comwww.lincolncountychamber.com

Childcare

Baby Bear Day CareB. Sherry Rodgers • 236-9422808 E. Main St., Danville, 40422

A Children’s PlaceIrma Bennett • 236-7176, Fax: 238-78191541 Lebanon Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Children’s Specialty Clothing

Coffey’s Kids, LLCDee Coffey • 238-6800324 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Kid’s AlleyDoris Cessna • 236-5437, Fax: 236-5437506 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected] • www.kidalley.net

Chiropractic Health Care

Back to Basics Chiropractic, LLCCraig Arnold • 236-5562, Fax: 236-55641420 Hustonville Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Danville Family Chiropractic, PSCCallie Garrison, Dennis Short239-0022, Fax: 239-0044434 W. Walnut St., Danville, 40422

Health First ChiropracticMike Marshall, Carol Webb236-5129, Fax: 236-28673998 S. Danville Bypass, Danville, [email protected]

Regenesis Chiropractic, PLLCDr. Kenneth Ray Price • 236-0202, Fax: 236-0102105 Fox Chase Dr. 401 Adams St., Danville, [email protected]

Churches

Centenary United Methodist ChurchRev. Dr. Quentin Scholtz236-4800, Fax: 236-41501441 Perryville Rd., Danville, [email protected]

The Presbyterian Church of DanvilleJames Stewart • 236-6692, Fax: 236-6360500 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected] • www.presbydan.org




Trinity Episcopal Church236-3374320 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Civic Clubs

Danville Lions ClubSteve Becker • 236-5757, Fax: 236-9553312 W. Main St., Danville, 40422

Kiwanis Club of DanvilleSteve Amsler, President(888) 448-9424P.O. Box 746, Danville, 40423

Rotary InternationalKathy Simpson • 236-7027121 Colonial Way, Danville, 40422

Clothing

Lee StephensKelly Coffey • 236-0237, Fax: 236-5948350 S. Fourth St., Danville, 40422

Coffee Houses

The Hub Coffee House & CaféJim Davis • 936-0001, Fax: 366-0080236 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Community Based Work Transition Programs

Community Based Work Transition ProgramAmy Isham239-7017, Ext. 2302Relay Service (800) 648-6057, Fax: 239-7556South Second Street, P.O. Box 27Danville, [email protected]

Community Welcome

Community Greeting ServiceBrenda D. Mitchell • 236-27372025 Cardinal Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Computer Networking

Genesis MicrosystemsBradley D. Broughman • 324-1362636 Shawnee Ave., Danville, [email protected]

Computers

Ace Printing & ComputersChris Elsea • 236-7497, Fax: 236-5522450 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Ignyte Software Inc.Rob Wells • 691-0926, Fax: 559-01251542 Lannock Dr., Danville, [email protected] • www.ignyte.com

Concrete

Concrete Materials Company, LLCLarry Lannum • 623-4238, Fax: 623-4255106 Industry Rd., Richmond, 40475larry@concretematerialscompany.netwww.concretematerialscompany.net

Condos

Villas at Ridgefield FarmWendy Bogue • 236-1223, Fax: 236-1238254 Saddle Ridge, Danville, [email protected]

Consignment

Exclusively Yours, LLCCarol Geralds • 936-5557420 W. Walnut St., Danville, [email protected]

Valerie’s TreasuresValerie Barnett • 236-53001308 Hustonville Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Construction

The Allen CompanyJim Morris • 236-2310, Fax: 236-2702P.O. Box 1077, Danville, 40423www.theallen.com

Branscum Construction Company Inc.Stephen P. Branscum(270) 866-5107, Fax: (270) 866-302890 Key Village Rd., P.O. Box 559, Russell Springs, 42642sbranscum@branscumconstruction.comwww.branscumconstruction.com

Byerly Design & Construction Co. Inc.Thomas C. Byerly • 236-6068, Fax: 236-9627P.O. Box 1255, Danville, [email protected]

Central Seal CompanyRob Caldwell • 236-2367, Fax: 236-2373521 Ensslin Dr., P.O. Box 490, Danville, [email protected]

Dream Mark Properties, LLCChris Quinn • 238-0584, Fax: 236-0585149 N. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Gary Lynn ConstructionGary Lynn • (606) 346-5821P.O. Box 30, Hustonville, 40437

Hilpp Properties & ConstructionPaul Hilpp(270) 692-9492, Fax: (270) 692-4444678 Metts Dr., Lebanon, [email protected] • www.hilpp.com

Roberts ConstructionAngela Petercheff(606) 679-0169, Fax: (606) 679-174130 Roberts St., Somerset, 42501www.reiconst.com

Sharpe Construction Co. Inc.Joedy Sharpe • 236-1479385 Spears Ln., P.O. Box 1442, Danville, [email protected] • www.sharpeco.net

Tim McCoy Construction Co. Inc.Tim McCoy • 236-4804, Fax: 236-4829101 Thoroughbred Dr., Danville, 40422

Yount PropertiesLee A. Yount • 236-8889, Fax: 236-6230P.O. Box 1843, Danville, [email protected]

Construction Remodels – Additions

Palmer Homes Remodeling & Additions, LLCDennis Palmer • 239-9763, Fax: 238-0040124 Palmer Ct., Danville, [email protected]/phraky

Consultants

Central Kentucky Forest Management Inc.Christopher J. Will • 238-2212, Fax: 238-2212301 Stanford Ave., Danville, [email protected]

Danville Nephrology ConsultantMisty Humphrey • 236-9203, Fax: 236-6754439 W. Walnut St., Ste. 201, Danville, [email protected]

Liberty Mining ConsultantsThomas McClain • 936-5588, Fax: 936-5599P.O. Box 662, Danville, [email protected]

TKT & Associates Inc.Sheila Kavanaugh(502) 499-9440 Fax: (502) 499-94042304 Hurstborne Village Dr., Ste. 800, Louisville, [email protected]

Convenience Stores

Mr. Miser Food MartJason & Bryan Carrico • 332-7603202 Second St., P.O. Box 217, Perryville, 40468

T&E Convenient StoreEdna Prall • 236-12241630 Shakertown Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Convenience/Food Marts

Champion’s MarathonMike Rigsby109 Quisenberry, Danville, [email protected]

Convention/Conference Centers

Cliffview Retreat and Conference CenterDavid & Sharla Wells • 792-3333(877) 792-3330, Fax: 792-1223789 Bryants Camp Rd., Lancaster, [email protected] • http://cliffview.cdlex.org

Cosmetics & Skin Care

Mary Kay CosmeticsPaula Knudsen • (606) 365-41024740 KY Hwy. 590, Lancaster, 40444www.marykay.com/pknudsen

Mary Kay Cosmetics – Connie SniderConnie Snider • 236-9237, (888) 702-0313310 Brookside, Danville, 40422www.marykay.com/csnider

Merle Norman Cosmetics by NormaNorma Daugherty • 239-8981274 Jane Trail, P.O. Box 1515, Danville, [email protected]

Cosmetology – Nail Technology

Durham Beauty School Inc.Charlene D. Benge • 236-6268100 Fox Harbor, Danville, 40422www.durhambeautyschool.com

Counselors

Kathy Miles, MA, LMFT, CADC236-0853, Fax: 236-0854416 S. Fourth St., P.O. Box 5, Danville, [email protected]

Credit Unions

Fort Knox Federal Credit UnionLinda Hamilton • 236-2153, Fax: 236-76751714 Perryville Rd., Danville, 40422P.O. Box 900, Radcliff, [email protected] • www.fortknoxfcu.org

Cruises

Carlson Wagonlit/Thomas Travel Inc.Debbie Sebastian • 236-0000(800) 633-8003, Fax: 236-08271322 Lebanon Rd., Danville, [email protected]/thomastravel

Cruise PlannersWilliam H. Rayens • 236-5010, Fax: 236-9001380 Whirl-A-Way Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Custom Cabinetry

Garrard Wookworking PlusDennis E. Parsley • 236-9100390 Whirlaway Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Dance Instruction

Hazel’s Old School of DanceJennifer Ledford • 733-0073106 S. Main St., Harrodsburg, [email protected]

Dental Manufacturers

Anodia SystemsDr. Thad Overmyer • (866) 246-2548Fax: (866) 926-8246109 Larrimore Ln., Danville, [email protected]

Dental Surgeons

Drs. Beto and Bogardus, PLLCSherry Peavler • 236-1130(800) 609-7899, Fax: 239-9384400 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Dentists

Dr. Stephen BuchananFamily Dental Care • 236-0905105 Citation Dr., Ste. E, Danville, 40422

Danville Family Dentistry, PLLCNeal, Iqbal & Popplewell236-2488, Fax: 236-1647132 N. Second St., Danville, 40422

Dental AssociatesJohn Robertson • 236-9277 Fax: 236-92951000 E. Lexington Ave, Ste. 28Danville, 40422

Gentle Dental Center, PLLCBridgette E. Coulter, DMD • 236-6181(800) 286-6181, Fax: 236-5435416 W. Walnut St., Ste. C, Danville, [email protected]

Robert Webster, DMD, PSC236-1912, Fax: 236-4589359-B S. Fourth St., Danville, 40422

Department Stores

DawaharesRhonda Totman • 236-3933, Fax: 236-15601560 Hustonville Rd., Danville, [email protected]



JC Penney Co. Inc.Debbi Dahlgren • 236-7709, Fax: 236-77091560 Hustonville Rd., Ste. 301, Danville, [email protected] • www.jcpenney.com

Diesel Mechanics & Trailer Repair

P&H Truck & Trailer RepairMike & Tammy Hale, Brian & Tammy Pyle 734-3373, Fax: 734-7164715 Cornishville Rd., Harrodsburg, 40330

Discount Stores

Wal-MartSean Cain • 236-9572, Fax: 236-9178100 Walton Ave., Danville, 40422www.walmart.com

Distribution

United Warehousing Co., LLCRichard Kerbaugh • 236-0773, Fax: 238-77761800 Kate Ave., P.O. Box 65, Danville, [email protected]

Document Destruction and Storage

DocuBitJason Gaffney • 792-8311, Fax: 792-8194P.O. Box 651, Lancaster, [email protected] • www.docubit.com

Drug & Alcohol Recovery Centers

Isaiah House Christian Drug & Alcohol Recovery CenterMark LaPalme • (606) 346-9868Fax: (606) 346-97692415 Mount Salem Rd., Kentucky Hwy. 518, Hustonville, [email protected]

Dry Cleaners

Brookcove Dry CleanersEdna Prall • 236-12241630 Shakertown Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Rainbow CleanersJim Carrico • 236-4274, Fax: 236-5882504 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Economic Development

Danville-Boyle County Economic Development PartnershipJody A. Lassiter, JD236-0636, Fax: 236-3197304 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Education

Bate Middle SchoolMike Godbey • 238-1305, Fax: 238-1343460 Stanford Rd., Danville, [email protected]/bate

Bluegrass Community & Technical CollegeGail Vaughn • 239-7030, Fax: 239-771059 Corporate Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Boyle County Extension ServiceJerry Little • 236-4484, Fax: 236-8976446 N. Danville Bypass, Danville, [email protected] • [email protected]

Boyle County 4-H CouncilKim Ragland • 236-4484, Fax: 236-8976446 N. Danville Bypass, Danville, [email protected]

Boyle County Public SchoolsSteve Burkich • 236-6634, Fax: 236-8624352 N. Danville Bypass, Danville, [email protected]

Centre CollegeJohn Roush • 238-5220, Fax: 238-5219600 W. Walnut St., Danville, [email protected] • www.centre.edu

Centre College Career ServicesDeborah Jones • 238-5286, Fax: 238-5757600 W. Walnut St., Danville, [email protected]/careers

Danville SchoolsRobert Rowland • 238-1300, Fax: 238-1330152 E. Martin Luther King Blvd.Danville, 40422www.danville.k12.ky.us

Danville/Boyle County/KSD Community EducationSueticia Sutton • 239-8986, Fax: 239-8986P.O. Box 655, Danville, [email protected]

Eastern KY UniversityCindy Peck • 236-6866, Fax: 236-06781560 Hustonville Rd., Ste. 241, Danville, 40422

Kentucky School for the Deaf239-7017, Fax: 239-7007303 S. Second St., Danville, 40422www.ksd.kyschools.us

Midway College, Danville Extension CampusBetty J. Webb • 239-2461, Fax: 239-6730326 W. Walnut St., Ste. 100, Danville, [email protected] • www.midway.edu

National CollegeLee Bowling • 236-6991, Fax: 236-1063115 E. Lexington Ave., Danville, 40422www.national-college.edu

Electrical Contractors

Kuhn Electric Inc.Debbie Kuhn • 583-0059991 Tuggle Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Triple O ElectricRoger O’Hair • 238-7628, Fax: 236-20473430 Lancaster Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Embroidery

SDK Apparel & Promotional ProductsSteve Amsler • (888) 448-9424, Fax: 792-9424202 Royalty Dr., Lancaster, [email protected]

The 10th Planet, LLCCliff Hellyer • 236-4488, Fax: 236-2355204 George Martin Dr., Danville, 40422www.go10thplanet.com

Thoroughbred Threads, LLCMarty Sullivan • 236-0224, Fax: 236-0224219 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected] • www.tthreads.com

Employee Benefits

AflacGary Dowell • 879-9031, Fax: 201-1101P.O. Box 1035, Versailles, [email protected] • www.aflac.com

Employment Services

CBS CompaniesKris Bryant • 236-5232, Fax: 236-5236319 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Kelly ServicesM. Kelly Pulliam • 236-3432(800) 659-2823, Fax: 236-52961714 Perryville Rd., Ste. 108, Danville, [email protected]

Nesco ResourceLori Buchanan • 238-0058, Fax: 238-7708975 Hustonville Rd., Ste. 3, Danville, [email protected]

Employment Services/Drug Testing

Guardian Support Services Inc.Bill Rayens • 236-6002, Fax: 236-9001380 Whirlaway Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Engineering

FRA EngineeringJohn L.Flint • 236-5888, Fax: 236-5008359 S. Fourth St., Ste. E1, Danville, [email protected]

Entertainment

Finley’s Fun Center236-8808, Fax: 864-77643856 Hwy. 150 E. Bypass, Danville, 40422www.finleysfuncenter.com

Equipment Dealerships

Homeland Equipment, LLCTom Ross, Mark Nolan • 936-9661, Fax: 936-9662198 Westridge Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Festivals

The Great American Brass Band FestivalElaine Hammonds • 319-8426, Fax: 236-9134105 E. Walnut St., P.O. Box 429, Danville, [email protected] • www.gabbf.com

Financial Loans

Farm Credit Services of Mid-AmericaTerry Waldridge(800) 880-1114, Fax: 236-0308101 Citation Dr., P.O. Box 460, Danville, [email protected]


Financial Planning

New York Life Insurance CompanyPaula J. Lanham • 238-7232, (800) 678-1596120 E. Main St., P.O. Box 2150, Danville, [email protected] • www.newyorklife.comRegistered Representative for NYLIFE Securities, LLC (Member NASD/SIPC)

Financial Planning/Services

UBS Financial Services Inc.Mohua “Mou” Das • 335-8118, Fax: 335-8100307 S. Ashland Ave., Lexington, [email protected] • www.ubs.com

Financial Services

American General Financial ServicesWalter Maybrier • 236-5956, Fax: 236-2178975 Hustonville Rd., Danville, 40422

Lexington Investment CompanyDavid Rankin • 238-0102127 W. Main St., Danville, 40422www.lexinvest.com

Lexington Investment CompanyStan Kerrick • 224-7073, Fax: 224-70742365 Harrodsburg Rd., Ste. B375, Lexington, [email protected] • www.lexinvest.com

Lexington Investment CompanyRoger “Erv” Yankey • 238-0102127 W. Main St., Danville, 40422www.lexinvest.com

Stifel NicolausMike Perros • 236-1588, Fax: 236-1945301 W. Main St., P.O. Box 342, Danville, [email protected] • www.stifel.com

Fitness

CurvesDoreen Tinsley • 236-25971560 Hustonville Rd., Ste. 101, Danville, [email protected] • www.curves.com

McDowell Wellness CenterRobert Jameson • 936-9355, Fax: 238-01711107 Ben Ali Dr., Danville, 40422www.mcdowellwellness.org

Florists

A Lasting Impression FloristSandra Turner • 236-7118, Fax: 236-7118220 S. Third St., Danville, 40422www.kyflorist.com

Bo-Kays and More, LLCMima Tully • 236-7571, Fax: 236-75261075 E. Lexington Ave., Danville, [email protected]

Candy BouquetEva Pollard • 236-56051265 Clifton Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Ellis Florist & GiftsChad Ellis • 733-9971, Fax: 733-99731006 Danville Rd., Harrodsburg, 40330

Gilliland Flower ShopRodman Bradshaw • (606) 365-3161Fax: (606) 365-3162503 E. Main St., Stanford, [email protected]

Jr.’s General StoreTim Robbins, Kelly Miller936-5522, Fax: 236-7108219 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]




Molly’s Flowers and Things Inc.Molly K. Jacobus • 236-4438(800) 928-6213, Fax: 235-5203465 S. Fourth St., Danville, 40422www.mollysflowers.com

Wilder’s Flower Basket & Magnolia Cottage Gift Shoppe Inc.Mary Ann Wilder • 332-9063102 S. Bragg, P.O. Box 8, Perryville, [email protected]

Food Producers

Kentucky’s Smokin’ Grill Inc.David Kleckner236-3609, Fax: 936-7336170 Marie St., Danville, [email protected]

Food Specialties

Elmwood Inn Fine TeasBruce & Shelley Richardson332-2400, Fax: 332-7940205 E. Fourth St., Perryville, [email protected]

Foundation Repair/Waterproofing

United Structural Systems Ltd. Inc.Brian Lockhart • 548-2684 723 Chenault Bridge Rd., Lancaster, [email protected]

Framing

The Frame CellarJohn Cocanougher • 236-7470133 N. Fourth St., Danville, 40422

Maple Tree GalleryJulie & Ben Nelson • 236-0909225 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Fuels – Wholesale/Retail

Bright’s Bottle Gas Co.John Bright • 748-5382, Fax: 748-5345P.O. Box 321, Burgin, 40310

Pinkston Oil CompanyAllen Carrico • 236-66531120 Old Stanford Rd. P.O. Box 687, Danville, 40423

Funeral Homes

Preston-Pruitt Funeral HomeCurt Demrow • 236-4343, Fax: 236-4435331 S. Fourth St., P.O. Box 370, Danville, [email protected]

Stith Funeral HomeRobert C. & Mary Hamlin • 236-2113(800) 750-7416, Fax: 236-1462318 W. Broadway, Danville, [email protected]

Furniture

B&E Furniture LLCJohn Begley • 236-6904, Fax: 236-17621204 Hustonville Rd., Danville, 40422www.bandefurn.com

Worley Perryville Furniture MartMary Worley Morgan • 332-2122, Fax: 332-2401222 Second & Bragg St., P.O. Box 72Perryville, [email protected]

Gift Shops

Bluegrass Beach House Ltd.Carolyn Russell • 236-6642, Fax: 236-6643127 N. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Goose Creek Inc.Jerry Houck • 239-0020216 Skywatch Dr., Liberty, [email protected]

Jr.’s General StoreTim Robbins, Kelly Miller936-5522, Fax: 236-7108219 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected] www.juniorsgeneralstore.com

Maple Tree GalleryJulie & Ben Nelson • 236-0909225 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected] www.mymapletreegallery.com

Party LiteMisty Conatser • 936-9110444 Chestnut, Danville, [email protected]/sites/mysticallighting/home?reload_true

Glazing Contractors/Construction

Kidd Glass Inc.Tim Kidd • 734-2095, Fax: 734-20972138 Danville Rd., Harrodsburg, [email protected] • www.kiddglass.com

Golf

Danville Country ClubMark Cassady & Beverly Johnson236-7197, Fax: 236-51481486 Lexington Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Golf Courses & Subdivisions

Old Bridge Golf Club Inc.Bruce A. Brown • 236-6051One Old Bridge Rd., Danville, 40422www.oldbridgeinc.com

Government

Boyle County PVA OfficeEddie Tamme • 238-1104, Fax: 238-1131321 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected] • www.boylepva.com

Commonwealth’s AttorneyRichie Bottoms • 239-0015, Fax: 734-5003119 S. Main St., Harrodsburg, [email protected]

County Judge ExecutiveTony Wilder • 238-1100, Fax: 238-1108321 Main St., Room 111, Boyle County Courthouse, Danville, [email protected]

City of DanvilleCity Manager • 238-1200, Fax: 238-1236445 W. Main St., P.O. Box 670, Danville, [email protected]

City of Junction CityMayor • 854-3900, Fax: 854-3900794 W. Shelby St., P.O. Box 326, Junction City, [email protected]

Vocational RehabilitationRuth Dyer • 239-7885(800) 795-8481, Fax: 239-72543998 S. Danville Bypass, Ste. 103, Danville, [email protected] • www.ovr.ky.gov

Graphic Design

Custom Graphics and Services, LLCBobbie Douglas • 326-0071, Fax: 238-7377975 Hustonville Rd., Ste. 5, Danville, [email protected]

Dixon DesignJohn A. Dixon • 238-9498, Fax: 236-1059324 W. Broadway, Danville, [email protected] • www.dixondesign.com

Ignyte Software Inc.Rob Wells • 691-0926, Fax: 559-01251542 Lannock Dr., Danville, [email protected] • www.ignyte.com

Lanham Media ServicesBob Lanham • (502) 695-4472Fax: (502) 695-76858 Justice Ln., Frankfort, [email protected]

Grocers

Danville Save-a-LotGarry Richards • 238-7677, Fax: (270) 465-81871085 E. Lexington Rd., Danville, [email protected]

KrogerDanny Smith • 236-3987, 936-7436200 Skywatch Dr., Danville, 40422

Gymnastics

K.C. GymnasticsKathy & Mike Case • 236-7175124 Letton Ave., Danville, [email protected]

Hair Salons

Jim Garner, Hair Stylist • 236-6578314 W. Main St., Danville, 40422

Genesis SalonDawn Hastings • 239-0040106 Ponder Ct., Danville, [email protected]

Impressions by BJBJ Pemberton • 236-6819100A Baughman Ave., Danville, [email protected]

Joann’s Corner CutsJoann Edwards • 236-7854341 S. Fourth St., Ste. 102, Danville, [email protected]

Health Care – Blood Centers

Kentucky Blood CenterBruce Maples • 276-2534, Fax: 233-41663121 Beaumont Centre Cir., Lexington, 40513

Health Food Stores

The Nutrition Center & MassageTimothy & Jennette Hollon936-2124, Fax: 936-2126802 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Healthcare

Danville Centre For Health and RehabilitationDebbie Gibson • 236-3972, Fax: 236-0703642 N. Third St., Danville, [email protected]

Danville DiagnosticRobin Winkler • 936-9974, Fax: 936-0973124 Daniel Dr., Danville, [email protected] • www.ckr.net

Ephraim McDowell HealthClark Taylor • 239-2400, Fax: 239-6960217 S. Third St., Danville, 40422www.emhealth.org

Heritage HospiceJanelle Lane Wheeler • 236-2425 Fax: 236-6152120 Enterprise Dr., P.O. Box 1213, Danville, [email protected]

Wound Healing CenterConnie Edwards • 239-1460, Fax: 239-6905217 S. Third St., Danville, 40422www.emrmc.org

Heating/Cooling

Custom Air Inc.James Cress • 236-5417(800) 248-2498, Fax: 238-7782202 Ford St., Danville, 40422

Feistritzer Heating and Air Conditioning Inc.Eddie Feistritzer • 236-0850, Fax: 236-0851105 Man O War, Danville, 40422www.trane.com

Historical Sites

Constitution Square State Historic SiteBrenda Willoughby • 239-7089, Fax: 239-7894134 S. Second St., Danville, [email protected] • www.parks.ky.gov

McDowell House MuseumCarol Senn • 236-2804, Fax: 236-2804125 S. Second St., Danville, [email protected] • www.mcdowellhouse.com

Home Health Care/Sitters

Caregivers by Linda, LLCLinda Dye, RN • 238-7611, (877) 556-2273215 S. Fourth St., Ste. 1, Danville, [email protected]

Caretenders of the BluegrassKris Milam, RN • 236-8956, Fax: 276-1783116 E. Main St., Danville, [email protected] • www.caretenders.com

Caring Touch In-Home ServicesRenee Staed • 238-0089, Fax: 236-5024117 Letton Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Family Home Health Care Inc.Chandra Godbey • (606) 365-1252(800) 946-0369, Fax: (606) 365-9946102 Agricultural Way, P.O. Box 492, Stanford, [email protected] • www.familyhhc.com



Home Improvement

Your Handyman Jeff Cooper Inc.Jeff Cooper • 339-7824 227 Wilderness Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Home Inspections

Home Inspection Services Inc.Jim Chandler, Ron Pike • 236-8028118 Brookcove Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Hospitals

Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center239-1000217 S. Third St., Danville, 40422www.emrmc.org

Hotels

Best Western Danville InnKristie Finley • 236-6825, Fax: 236-6825210 Brenda Ave., Danville, 40422

Comfort SuitesGopalji B. Patel • 936-9300 Fax: 238-9987864 Ben Ali Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Hampton InnShai Marshall • 236-6200Fax: 936-0271100 Montgomery Way, Danville, [email protected]/hi/danville-ky

Individual Supporters

Bob Browne • 936-1535163 Old Bridge Rd., Danville, [email protected]

William M. Dishman Jr. • 236-3757P.O. Box 850, Danville, 40423

W. Irvine Fox One Charleston Greene, Danville, 40422

Joe & Paula Gibson • 236-24633500 Harrodsburg Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Curtis J. Hannah & Meredith Young-Hannah583-4458, Fax: (606) 379-2013P.O. Box 100, Waynesburg, [email protected]

LeeRoy Hardin • 854-6292527 Kentucky Hwy. 1273, Danville, 40422

Anna Ingram843 W. Lexington Ave., Danville, 40422

John M. Kalk • 936-3112120 Ridge View Rd., Danville, 40422

Jerome Kennedy • 236-1564162 Old Bridge, Danville, [email protected]

Tim LeDonne • 238-9387117 Ridge View Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Paul Mullins • 624-02191489 Union City Rd., Richmond, 40475

Scott Scutchfield, MD • 236-06411591 Lexington Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Industrial Development

Boyle County Industrial FoundationJody A. Lassiter, JD 236-0636, Fax: 236-3197304 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected] • www.dbcedp.com

Industries

3B Inc.Erik Verhoeff • 936-7725, Fax: 936-9584120 Corporate Dr., Danville, 40422www.3bspa.com

ABSKY CorporationSteven Henry • 936-4606, Fax: 936-4632190 Corporate Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Caterpillar Track ComponentsAngela LaMere • 936-2220, Fax: 936-2303200 Corporate Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Dana CorporationVince Babich • 236-3960, Fax: 236-1464500 Techwood Dr., Danville, 40422www.dana.com

Denyo ManufacturingJoey Harris • 236-3405, Fax: 236-34231450 Minor Rd., Danville, 40422www.denyo.co.jp

Hobart CorporationJeff Hogue • 236-702358 Corporate Dr., Danville, 40422

Panasonic Home Appliances Company of AmericaZora Schultz • 238-3426, Fax: 238-34561355 Lebanon Rd., P.O. Box 7, Danville, 40423

Philips LightingJohn Winkler • 236-3100, Fax: 238-9297320 Vaksdahl Ave., Danville, 40422

Pioneer Vocational/IndustrialRon Zimmerman • 236-8413, Fax: 238-7115150 Corporate Dr., P.O. Box 1396, Danville, [email protected]

Pliant CorporationPat Cusick • 236-6633, Fax: 936-33991330 Lebanon Rd., P.O. Box 1366, Danville, [email protected]

Red Wing Shoe Co.John Gajdosik • 236-31501020 Hustonville Rd., Danville, 40422

RR DonnelleyKeith Lile • 238-2401, Fax: 238-24633201 Lebanon Rd., Danville, [email protected] • www.rrd.com

Information Technology

Advanced Technologies GroupJoseph Deaton, Jeff Leftwich721-2800, Fax: 263-11532480 Fortune Dr., Lexington, [email protected] • www.atgky.com

Insurance

AflacGary Dowell • 879-9031, Fax: 201-1101P.O. Box 1035, Versailles, [email protected] • www.aflac.com

AllState Insurance CompanyStephen Crawford • 236-6677, Fax: 236-47631402 Hustonville Rd., Danville, [email protected]

BetterSource Benefit Company Inc.John Clay • (606) 678-0583 (877) 251-8741, Fax: (606) 451-8461340 Clifty St., Ste. 4, Somerset, [email protected]

C.M. Space and Associates Insurance AgencyMichael E. Samaan • 236-8000 1114 Hustonville Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Cooperative CareChris Wood • 239-2443(800) 843-2597, Fax: 239-6738217 S. Third St., P.O. Box 184, Danville, [email protected] • www.kynetworks.com

Durham & Demaree InsuranceDave Demaree • 236-2770, Fax: 236-2775135 N. Third St., P.O. Box 546, Danville, 40423

Farm Bureau InsuranceJim Stevens • 236-4081, Fax: 236-3001446 N. Danville Bypass, P.O. Box 216,Danville, 40423

Farm Bureau InsuranceTodd Tiller • 236-4081, Fax: 236-3001446 N. Danville Bypass, P.O. Box 216, Danville, [email protected]

Gash-Fitzpatrick InsuranceEzra Gash, Jo Ann Fitzpatrick236-5192811 S. Fourth St.P.O. Box 366, Danville, [email protected]

HumanaBob Skaggs • 232-8533, Fax: 232-8557300 W. Vine, 16th Floor, Lexington, [email protected]

Johnson-Pohlmann Inc.Scott A. Burks • 236-5922(800) 578-5922, Fax: 236-2033129 S. Fourth St., P.O. Box 1428, Danville, [email protected]

Joseph Crawford Insurance AgencyJoseph Crawford • 936-9970(866) 936-9970, Fax: 936-9910120 E. Main St., Danville, [email protected]://agent.allstate.com/jcrawford3/welcome

The Martin Agency Inc.Roy, Angela & Jacob Martin236-6782, Fax: 236-2259430 W. Walnut St., Danville, [email protected]

New York Life Insurance CompanyPaula J. Lanham • 238-7232, (800) 678-1596120 E. Main St., Ste. 4, Danville, [email protected]

Northwestern Mutual Financial NetworkHugh Hines Jr., Hugh Hines III, Gordon Montgomery • 236-7468, Fax: 236-8283121 E. Main St., P.O. Box 1336, Danville, [email protected] • www.nmfn.com

Rightmyer Insurance Agency Inc.Chris Rightmyer • 236-4860, Fax: 236-4906129 N. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Shelter InsuranceKeith Cooper • 238-2163, Fax: 238-2163905 Hustonville Rd., Ste. 3, Danville, [email protected]/keithcooper

State Farm Insurance, Bob Miller, Agent236-4201, Fax: 238-75191000 E. Lexington Rd., P.O. Box 1929, Greenleaf Centre, Danville, [email protected]

State Farm Insurance, David Hopewell Insurance Agency Inc.David Hopewell • 734-5338(800) 530-8469, Fax: 734-0645559 S. College St., Harrodsburg, [email protected]

Wilderness Trace ServicesDon Porter • 236-6359, Fax: 236-63591498 Lannock Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Interior Design

Cottage Interiors Inc.Janet Hamner • 236-0990, Fax: 236-9394475 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Nancy McMurry Interiors, LLCNancy W. McMurry • 236-9174, Fax: 236-2607526 N. Maple Ave., Danville, [email protected]

International/Domestic Sourcing Companies

Sourcing Solutions Inc.Danny Rigney • 236-1531, Fax: 236-1532100 Factory Ln., Danville, [email protected]

Interpreters – Deaf & Spanish Speaking

Central Kentucky Interpreter Referral Inc.Jennifer Paycheck • 236-9888, Fax: 936-8705201 W. Broadway, P.O. Box 104, Danville, 40423www.kyinterpreters.com

Investigations & Security

Larry Nunes Investigations & Security ServicesLarry Nunes • 332-2657448 Poor House Rd., Gravel Switch, [email protected] • www.lnunespi.com

Investments

Chase BankJodi Arnold • 238-4700, Fax: 236-6084237 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected] • www.chase.com

Edward Jones InvestmentsJoe Bunch • 238-7420, Fax: 238-7421439 W. Walnut, P.O. Box 319, Danville, 40423




Edward Jones InvestmentsTom Tye • 936-9157(877) 936-9157, Fax: (866) 462-5541103 E. Main St., Danville, 40422www.edwardjones.com

Hilliard LyonsSteve Grossman • 236-3636(800) 523-7987, Fax: 238-7195328 W. Main St., P.O. Box 8, Danville, 40423www.hilliard.com

New York Life Insurance CompanyPaula J. Lanham, Agent238-7232, (800) 678-1596120 E. Main St., Ste. 4, Danville, [email protected] Representative for NYLIFE Securities, LLC (Member NASD/SIPC)

Star Home Management Inc.C. Bradley Simmons • 332-7500(866) 782-7100, Fax: 332-4433P.O. Box 97, Perryville, [email protected]

Stifel NicolausMike Perros • 236-1588, Fax: 236-1945301 W. Main St., P.O. Box 342Danville, [email protected] • www.stifel.com

UBS Financial Services Inc.Mohua “Mou” Das 335-8118, Fax: 335-8100307 S. Ashland Ave., Lexington, [email protected] • www.ubs.com

Janitorial Supplies & Equipment

Industrial Park DistributorsMark Bauder • 236-0068, Fax: 236-58811236 Lebanon Rd., Danville, 40422

Jewelers

Chinn JewelersKevel Chinn • 236-6612117 N. Third St., Danville, 40422

Jewelry

Simply Silver by Alycea, LLCAlycea Pittman236-1707, Fax: 236-17076252 Perryville Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Ladies Clothing

The Derby Shoppe & RaggsMartha & John Caywood • (877) 236-1211236-1211, 236-7630, Fax: 236-8292124 & 126 N. Third St., Danville, 40422

Victorian Orchids BoutiqueMargaret B. Anness • 734-3464116 S. Main St., Harrodsburg, 40330

Landscaping

H20 Designs Inc.Rachel Duggins • 548-989347 George Wilson Dr., Lancaster, [email protected]

McAfee Mowing and Landscaping Inc.Michael McAfee236-6969, Fax: 238-1097114 N. Second St., Danville, [email protected]

Pack’s Nursery and Landscaping LLCChris Davis • 854-3901Old Hustonville Road, P.O. Box 840, Junction City, 40440

Laundromats & Tanning Salons

Off Centre Laundry & TanningPatty Ward • 236-0999818 Perryville St., Danville, 40422

Lawn Care, Tree Service, Jet Washing

Growing Pains Lawn ServiceEd Osborn • 332-4231, Fax: 516-35892635 Battlefield Rd., Perryville, 40468

Libraries

Boyle County Public LibraryKarl Benson • 236-8466, Fax: 236-7692307 W. Broadway, Danville, 40422www.boylepublib.org

Limousine Services

Premier LimousineMike Curtis • 326-LIMO (5466)P.O. Box 626, Junction City, 40440www.premierlimousineonline.com

Liquor/Party Supplies

Spirits Liquor n Party StoreAngela Petercheff • 626-9580101 Lancer Dr., Nicholasville, 40356

Log & Timber Frame Homes

Ellison Ridge Log & Timber Frame HomesSteve & Elaine Hall (800) 459-5072, Fax: 332-8534180 Milly Lance, P.O. Box 365, Eubank, [email protected]

Manufacturing

Federal Signal CorporationRon Featherly, Jane High236-4572, Fax: 236-4713470 Stanford Ave., Danville, [email protected] • www.fedsig.com

Marketing Consultants

The Idea Farm Inc.Ron Jackson 236-3376, Fax: 236-3396116 N. First St., P.O. Box 1457, Danville, [email protected] • www.theideafarm.net

Martial Arts

Kentucky School of Okinawan Martial Arts, LLCRobert Brown • 748-5136400 Norman’s Camp Rd., Harrodsburg, 40330Danville Parks & Recreational Center

Massage Therapy

Absolute Massage TherapyKristine Harless • 326-1641 101 Ponder Ct., P.O. Box 267, Danville, [email protected]

Media

Advocate MessengerScott C. Schurz Jr. • 236-2551, Fax: 236-9566330 S. Fourth St., P.O. Box 149, Danville, 40423www.amnews.com



Harrodsburg HeraldChris Freeman • 734-2726, Fax: 734-0737P.O. Box 68, Harrodsburg, [email protected]

Time WarnerCarla Deaton • 626-4840, Fax: 624-00601617 Foxhaven Dr., Richmond, [email protected]

WDFB 1170AM/88.1FMDon & Mildred Drake • 236-9333, Fax: 236-33483596 Alum Springs Rd., P.O. Box 106, Danville, [email protected] • www.wdfb.com

Medical

Be Medispa – DanvilleChasity Hester, Laura Cox • 236-1700412 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Medical Symposium

Symbiotix Inc.Jo Ann Rice • 236-7942, Fax: 236-6008213 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Meeting Space

Southern Charm Bed & BreakfastKay Taylor Pender • 734-9340363 N. East St., Harrodsburg, [email protected]

Mortgage Companies


Kentucky Fidelity MortgageJeffrey W. Scott • 239-9338, Fax: 733-9330215 W. Office, P.O. Box 630, Harrodsburg, [email protected]

Motels

Comfort SuitesGopalji B. Patel • 936-9300, Fax: 238-9987864 Ben Ali Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Country Hearth InnWendell Spigle • 236-8601(888) 443-2784, Fax: 236-03141641 Hustonville Rd., Danville, 40422www.countryhearthinn.com

Hampton InnShai Marshall • 236-6200, Fax: 936-0271100 Montgomery Way, Danville, [email protected]/hi/danville-ky

Holiday Inn ExpressDebbie McDonald236-8600, Fax: 236-429996 Daniel Dr., Danville, [email protected]/danvilleky

Super 8 MotelVilas Patel • 236-8881, Fax: 236-88813663 S. Danville Bypass, Danville, [email protected] • www.super8.com

Museums

The Great American Dollhouse MuseumLori Kagan-Moore • 583-8000861 Shadeland Dr., Danville, [email protected]

JFC MuseumKay McClure • 236-7057626 Shawnee, 1069 Old Stanford Rd. Danville, 40422

Nonprofit Organizations

Adoption Assistance Inc.Julie Erwin • 236-2761, Fax: 936-9945510 Maple Ave., Danville, [email protected]

The Arts Commission of Danville/Boyle CountyAnn M. Nichols • 238-0063445 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Better Business Bureau of Central and Eastern Kentucky Inc.Neil Kingery(800) 866-6668, Fax: 259-16391460 Newtown Pike, Lexington, 40511www.ky.bbb.org

Big Brothers/Big SistersTrina McFarland • 236-2999, Fax: 238-1338554 S. Second St., Danville, [email protected]

Bluegrass Area Development DistrictErica Lupson • 239-7411, Fax: 239-7541121 E. Broadway, Danville, [email protected] • www.bgadd.org

Camp Horsin’ AroundDr. Richard A. Tatum • 381-9998 900 Contract St., Ste. 100, Lexington, [email protected]

CASA at WoodlawnJamie Etherton • 936-3510, Fax: 236-70441151 Perryville Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Central Kentucky Chapter of the American Red CrossRuth Ann Phillips • 236-6538, Fax: 236-7978P.O. Box 66, Danville, 40423

Danville Boyle County Senior CitizensJackie Sims • 236-2070, Fax: 238-7111569 Jean Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Danville-Boyle County Humane SocietySallie Bright • 238-1117, Fax: 936-1571778 N. Danville Bypass, P.O. Box 487Danville, [email protected] • www.home4pets.org

Heart of Danville Main Street ProgramJulie Wagner • 236-1909, Fax: 236-1950304 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Heart of KY United WayLibby Suttles • 238-6986, Fax: 238-6988118 N. Third St., P.O. Box 748, Danville, [email protected] • www.hkuw.org

Pregnancy Resource Center of Central KentuckyVicki Ferrell • 236-9282(866) 850-4250, Fax: 236-3097475 W. Main St., Ste. 106, Danville, [email protected]

Sunrise Children’s Services – Woodlawn CenterLee Martin • 236-5507, Fax: 236-70441151 Perryville Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Wilderness Trace Family YMCACari Perkins • 236-0359734-9622, Fax: 733-9610130 N. College St., P.O. Box 326, Harrodsburg, [email protected]

Nurseries

Pack’s Nursery and Landscaping, LLCChris Davis • 854-3901Old Hustonville Road, P.O. Box 840, Junction City, 40440

Office Supplies & Equipment

Danville Office Equipment Inc.Scott Bottoms • 236-6618, Fax: 236-0304233 W. Main St., P.O. Box 1316, Danville, [email protected] • www.doe.bz

Office DepotKeith Peterson • 936-1610, Fax: 936-160860 Cassady Ave., Danville, 40422www.officedepot.com

Optical Services

Danville Eye CenterKimberly Z. & Michael K. Smith, OD236-8644, Fax: 236-05231560 Hustonville Rd., Danville, 40422www.danvilleyecenter.com

Barry Kowalik, OD, PSC236-8093, Fax: 236-8893100 Walton Ave., Danville, 40422

Ward Vision CenterDr. Mark Ward • 236-3121, Fax: 236-0225359 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Paint Retailers/Wholesalers

The Sherwin Williams CompanyBrian Osterman236-7058, Fax: 236-9035111 N. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Paint/Wallpaper

Wilcher Interiors & Paint CenterGerald Wilcher • 236-8788236-8767, Fax: 236-8683820 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Pampered Chef

The Pampered ChefJennifer Newby • 936-1272409 Valleybrook Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Paper Products

American Greetings CorporationMike Neal • 236-7200, Ext. 5352, Fax: 236-22682601 Lebanon Rd., P.O. Box 209, Danville, [email protected]

Pawn Shops

Cook’s CollectablesWilmer & Patsy Cook • 236-0036290 Hughes Ln., 1129 Lebanon Rd. Danville, [email protected]

Pet Grooming

Heartland Veterinary Hospital – Suds & Scissors Pet GroomingDr. Chuck Keiser • 238-75001324 Lebanon Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Pharmacies/Home Health Care

Good Neighbor PharmacyRaymond Float • 936-1222, Fax: 936-200360 Cassady Ave., #3, Danville, [email protected] • www.mygnp.com

Hall Pharmacy, PLCMichael E. Hall • 236-1442, Fax: 236-9806131 S. Second St., Danville, 40422

The Medicine ShoppeElizabeth Coyle • 238-0002900 Hustonville Rd., P.O. Box 191, Danville, 40423www.medicineshoppe.com

Photography

Aperture StudiosTerry Alan Hadley • 481-3225128 Wilderness Rd., Danville, [email protected] • www.aperturestudios.com

M Gallery PhotographyMark Hicks • 733-9363, Fax: 613-2661912 Oatfield Rd., Harrodsburg, [email protected]

Mary Robin Spoonamore, Photographer236-9774130 S. Fourth, Danville, 40422

Photography/Visual Arts

Kirk Schlea Photography/Schlea Visual ArtsKirk Schlea • 332-7562, Fax: 332-756221 Wards Branch Rd., Gravel Switch, [email protected]

Physical Therapy

Danville Physical Therapy, PLLCGlenn Decker • 238-7650, Fax: 238-4160474 Whirlaway Dr., Danville, 40422

Phoenix Physical Therapy, PLLCErik Drake, M. John Schelling236-4686, Fax: 236-4624122 Daniel Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Physicians & Surgeons

Bluegrass ClinicNaren James, MD(606) 365-8338, Fax: (606) 365-8142P.O. Box 388, Stanford, [email protected] • www.bluegrassclinic.com




Central Kentucky Plastic SurgeryChristopher Marek • 936-8200, Fax: 936-8219101 Daniel Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Central Kentucky Surgeons, PSCJohn Lacy, MD, Paul P. Deluca, MD236-2222, Fax: 236-2227P.O. Box 129, Danville, [email protected]

Commonwealth CancerDr. Thomas Baeker 236-2203, Fax: 236-9446216 Southtown Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Commonwealth UrologyDrs. Montgomery, Nallinger, Serey and Rankin236-9670, Fax: 236-7656222 S. Third St., Danville, 40422

Danville Cardiovascular ConsultantsDrs. John Aumiller & Aslam Ahmad236-6551, Fax: 236-66201250 Ben Ali Dr., P.O. Box 88, Danville, 40423

Danville Interventional Pain Treatment, PLLCKhursheed A. Siddiqui, MD236-0606, Fax: 236-0066300 W. Broadway, Danville, [email protected]

Danville Orthopedic SurgeonsShelby White, Jay Lukins, Jeremy Tarter236-8730, (800) 221-8674, Fax: 236-4468333 S. Third St., Ste. B, Danville, 40422

Danville Pediatrics, PSCLarry Scott • 236-1080, Fax: 236-1862303 S. Fourth St., Danville, 40422

Danville Surgical AssociatesBarry Spoonamore, MD, David O. Montgomery, MD236-0712, Fax: 236-7858210 W. Main St., Danville, 40422

Enlow and Shahzad Associates in Medicine, PSCDr. Mohammad Shahzad, Dr. Craig Enlow236-4216, Fax: 238-9760105 Ponder Ct., Ste. 104, Danville, 40422

Eye Associates of Danville, PSC/Eye Associates OpticalBarton L. Ramsey, III, MD236-6055, Fax: 236-6117440 W. Martin L. King Blvd., Danville, 40422

Family Medicine Clinic of DanvilleRichard J. Hempel, MD • 236-1250, Fax: 236-9776640 E. Lexington St., Danville, [email protected]

Gill Heart Institute – DanvilleJustin Campbell • 236-4442, Fax: 236-4446504 Tenikat St., Danville, 40422

Forrest Kuhn, MD • 236-1080, (502) 896-2131Fax: (502) 896-03451005 Dupont Sq. N., Louisville, 40207

Salli S. Slone, MD • 236-0916, Fax: 236-0917111 Daniel Dr., P.O. Box 6, Danville, 40423

Piano Restoration & Service

Phillip D. Hickey Piano TechniciansPhillip D. Hickey • 238-0580P.O. Box 1802, Danville, [email protected] • www.phillipdhickey.com

Plumbing

Central Kentucky PlumbingRichie Lyons • 236-0781, Fax: same632 David Ave., Danville, [email protected]

Printing

Ace Printing & ComputersChris Elsea • 236-7497, Fax: 236-5522450 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Harrodsburg HeraldChris Freeman • 734-2726, Fax: 734-0737P.O. Box 68, Harrodsburg, [email protected]

Minuteman PressGreg Thomas Steve Martin236-4655, Fax: 236-5061410 W. Walnut St., Danville, [email protected]

Private Country Club

Danville Country ClubMark Cassady & Beverly Johnson236-7197, Fax: 236-51481486 Lexington Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Professional Baseball

Lexington Legends Professsional Baseball ClubJustin Ball • 422-7853, Fax: 252-0747207 Legends Ln., Lexington, 40505www.lexingtonlegends.com

Promotional Items


Property Management

Redwood Real Estate, LLC236-8173, Fax: 236-4776141 N. Third St., Danville, 40422www.redwoodcompanies.com

Public Relations

The Idea Farm Inc.Ron Jackson • 236-3376, Fax: 236-3396116 N. First St., P.O. Box 1457, Danville, [email protected] • www.theideafarm.net

Publishing

Journal Communications Inc.Ray Langen • (800) 333-8842725 Cool Springs Blvd., Ste. 400, Franklin, TN 37067

Purses, Jewelry & Accessories

A&L AccessoriesAnn Clay A. Harris • 236-7411, Fax: 238-0837540 Goggin Ln., Danville, [email protected]

Real Estate

Affinity RealtyDenise Palmer • 583-4986, Fax: 238-0040124 Palmer Ct., Danville, [email protected]



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Bill Miracle & AssociatesBill Miracle(606) 365-7008, Fax: (606) 365-7012119 W. Main St., Stanford, [email protected]

Central Kentucky Assoc. of RealtorsSissy Fowler • 236-3497, Fax: 236-3497209 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected] • www.ckar.net

Century 21 Wilson Realty & AuctionMatt Grimes • 583-2153443 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Century 21 Wilson Realty & Auction CompanyBetsy Wilson236-0021, Fax: 236-0025443 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Coldwell Banker VIP RealtyAmanda England236-5450, Fax: 236-5453317 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Coldwell Banker VIP RealtyMary Jo Joseph • 236-5450583-5964, Fax: 236-5453317 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Coldwell Banker VIP RealtyNina Kirkland236-5450, Fax: 236-5453317 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected] www.viprealtyinc.com

Coldwell Banker VIP RealtyLinda Sparrow • 236-5450, Fax: 236-5453317 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Dexter Real Estate/InsuranceMark Dexter • 236-6686(800) 865-3577, Fax: 236-1979461 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

ERA Team RealtorsSandy Statom • 236-3064(800) 242-3816, Fax: 236-0210425 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Express Title ServicesCharles Turner • 936-0902, Fax: 236-5141460 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Kentucky Homes & Land Realty Inc.Shirley Culton • 936-0005, Fax: 936-00061079 E. Lexington Ave., P.O. Box 186, Danville, [email protected]

McAnly RealtyBill McAnly236-6363, Fax: 236-05191000 Lexington Rd., Ste. 2, Danville, [email protected]

Partners Realty Inc.Charlie Brown (606) 510-5184, Fax: 936-9839326 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected] www.lcbrown.com

Prudential Guerrant Real EstateMelissa Bibb • 236-6680, Fax: 236-6660448 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected] • www.prugre.com

Prudential Guerrant Real EstateBeth Dunn • 236-6680, Fax: 236-6606448 W. Main St., Danville, 40422

Prudential Guerrant Real EstateDaniel W. Campbell236-6680, Fax: 236-6606448 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected] • www.prugre.com

Prudential Guerrant Real EstateBenjamin W. Guerrant236-6680, Fax: 236-6606448 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected] • www.prugre.com

Prudential Guerrant Real EstateEvelyn G. Page • 236-6680448 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected] • www.prugre.com

Star Home Management Inc.C. Bradley Simmons • 332-7500(866) 782-7100, Fax: 332-4433P.O. Box 97, Perryville, [email protected]


Yount PropertiesLee A. Yount • 236-8889, Fax: 236-6230P.O. Box 1843, Danville, [email protected]

Reception/Banquet Facilities

The Great American Dollhouse MuseumLori Kagan-Moore • 583-8000861 Shadeland Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Recreation

Danville BowlaramaTerri Cooley • 236-64521050 E. Lexington Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Rental Property

Off Broadway Private Home UnitsElla Mae Dexter • 236-7474(800) 865-3477, Fax: 236-9686461 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Rentals

Burgin Boat & Mini StorageDon Carney • 748-5884832 Paradise Rd., Harrodsburg, [email protected]

Job Master Rental Inc.Pete & Lisa Bottom • 734-23681024 Danville Rd., Harrodsburg, [email protected]

WeldQuip Inc.Alan Wilson, Robbie Wilson239-9353, (800) 946-9356, Fax: 236-8429531 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected] www.weldquip.net

Restaurants


Baskin-RobbinsBennie Thompson • 236-4175464 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Captain D’sJason Chess • 238-2250, Fax: 238-2250304 Skywatch Dr., Danville, 40422www.captainds.com

Chinatown Restaurant • 236-88991560 Hustonville Rd., Ste. 201, Danville, 40422

CiCi’s PizzaCurtis Heap • 936-1616, Fax: 936-16151560 Hustonville Rd., Ste. 227, Danville, [email protected], [email protected]

Cracker Barrel Old Country StoreJim Sublett • 936-7792, Fax: 936-779440 Cassady Ave., Danville, [email protected] • www.crackerbarrel.com

Fazoli’sMark Crawford • 236-9265, Fax: 238-97511560 Hustonville Rd., #397, Danville, [email protected] • www.fazolis.com

4th Street DeliJoe Davis Culbertson236-7953, Fax: 236-1398464 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Joshua’s Corner CaféDeborah Richter • 936-2002132 Church St., Danville, 40422

Lee’s Famous Recipe ChickenJ. Paul Newton • 236-8777, Fax: 236-8777610 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Little Caesar’s PizzaTom & Mary Ann Hollon • 236-1122475 W. Main St., Danville, 40422

Melton’s DeliGina & Ronnie Melton • 236-9874247 E. Main, Danville, 40422

O’Charley’s #413Reed Dievert936-8040, Fax: 936-80481560 Hustonville Rd., Ste. 420, Danville, 40422www.ocharleys.com

Papa John’s PizzaVaughn Frey • 236-9999464 1/2 W. Main St., Danville, 40422www.papajohns.com

Pizza Management, LLC AKA Pizza HutPam Wilson236-8678, Fax: 236-76581565 Hustonville Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Reno’s RoadhouseLona Spigle • 936-13851641 Hustonville Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Shoney’s RestaurantJohn Hukle • 236-69993678 S. Danville By-Pass, Danville, 40422

SubwayBobbie Murphy • 236-7964125 1/2 N. Fourth St., Danville, 40422

SubwayBobbie Murphy • 236-7940500 Finn Hill, Danville, 40422

SubwayBobbie Murphy • 792-8200One Public Sq., Lancaster, 40444

Woody’s • 238-77473596 S. Danville Bypass, Danville, 40422

Retail

Hometown Tire of Danville Inc.Dennis McWilliams236-8810, Fax: 236-8859105 Thoroughbred Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Retirement Communities


Salons

Ricashades Salon Inc.Brian Coleman • 238-21002900 US 150 Bypass, Ste. 108, Danville, [email protected]

Satellite Dishes

Digital on DemandGreg Ballard • 236-8503(800) 565-0988, Fax: 236-8183812 Hustonville Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Screen Printing

SDK Apparel & Promotional ProductsSteve Amsler(888) 448-9424, Fax: 792-9424202 Royalty Dr., Lancaster, [email protected]


Thoroughbred Threads, LLCMarty Sullivan • 236-0224, Fax: 236-0224219 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Security Systems

Knight Hawk Security Company, LLCThomas Bustle • 236-6989117 N. Third St., Danville, [email protected]



Serving Our Community Since 1976

BOARD-CERTIFIED PEDIATRICIANS

Larry Scott, M.D., F.A.A.P.

Jonathan E. Ricker, M.D., F.A.A.P.

Robert M. Rettie, M.D., F.A.A.P.

Kelli G. Whitt, M.D., F.A.A.P.

Jeremy T. Dickinson, M.D., F.A.A.P.

Matthew A. Graves, M.D., F.A.A.P.

BOARD-CERTIFIEDNURSE PRACTITIONER

Michelle Sisk, ARNP

Danville Pediatrics and Primary Care, PLLC will treat all patients without regard to disability,

race, color, religion, national origin, sex or age.

OFFICE HOURS:

Mon.-Fri. 7:30 a.m.-9 p.m.

Sat.: 9 a.m.-11 a.m.

Danville Pediatrics

and Primary Care, PLLC

303 S. Fourth St.Danville, KY 40422

(859) 236-1080

Danville Kentucky Plant

Celebrating 29 years in the Community

Pliant is a dynamic, full-service film and flexible packaging products provider for medical, personal care, food and industrial, and agricultural markets.

Custom products for the Films and Flexible Packaging IndustryPallet Wrap Film – Shrink Bundling Film

Lamination Films for ConvertersWINWRAP Pre-stretched Hand Wrap

At Pliant, we maintain the highest standard of customer service with on-time delivery, technical support and competitive pricing. We add

to this a best practices attitude towards cost leadership to help our customers improve their businesses – and further ours.

“Our simple goal is to be the leader at what we do with customers, with our employees, in our community and with investors.”

1330 Lebanon Rd. – Danville, KY 40422(859) 236-6633 – Fax: (859) 936-3399

www.pliantcorp.com




Senior Housing

Danville Senior Housing, LLCEd Quinn • 492-8730470 Stanford Ave., P.O. Box 1170, Danville, [email protected]

Sewing Machines/Quilt Shops

Wilderness Road Quilt Co.Leslie Featherly • 236-1175, Fax: 236-1171104 Man O’ War, Danville, [email protected]

Shoes

Family ShoeSteve Bramel • 238-2040, Fax: 238-4001465 Denmark Dr., Ste. 200, Danville, [email protected]

Polly’s II ShoesLinda Avery • 936-5511788 Chelf Ridge Rd., Hustonville, 40437, 975 Hustonville Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Signs

City Art Signs Inc.Eben Henson236-8219, Fax: 236-0031210 Stanford Ave., Danville, [email protected]

Little Sign ShoppeRay Boone • 238-7391, Fax: 936-1662818 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

USA Signs, LLCHeather Nolan • 236-6811(800) 866-4629, Fax: 236-6996196 Westridge Dr., Danville, [email protected]@bellsouth.netwww.usasignsllc.com

Spa

Lily Manor Day SpaBrenda Hendren, Denise Lister, Ann-Michelle Lykins 236-1700, Fax: 236-1710412 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Specialty Stores

Carol’s Bridal & Gifts Inc.Carol & David Senn236-3825, Fax: 236-3817309 W. Main St., Danville, [email protected]

Salvation Army Thrift StoreCapt. Zachary Bell • 236-0457519 S. Fourth St., P.O. Box 417Danville, 40423

Yesterday’s Potions, LLCDebbie Revell • 236-6663341 S. Fourth St., Ste. 101Danville, [email protected]

Stone

Caldwell Stone CompanyJohn Albright • 236-6829, Fax: 236-6836P.O. Box 727, Danville, 40423

Storage

The Lock BoxHugh Mahon • 236-2611, Fax: 236-0521387 Whirlaway Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Storage Rentals of AmericaBilly Inmon II • (800) 457-5678, Fax: 236-4243185 Westridge Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Support Services

Homeplace Support Services, LLCLinda Dye, RN • 936-2010, Fax: 936-2099215 S. Fourth St., Danville, 40422

Tax Services

Liberty Tax ServiceMichael Camenisch • 238-0050217 Jane Trail, Danville, [email protected]

Telecommunications

AT&TDavid Weller(502) 875-3508, Fax: (502) 875-67181535 Twilight Trail, Frankfort, 40601www.thenewatt.com

Tele-Data Communications Inc.Thomas E. Drew • 332-4222, Fax: 332-2015612 Scrubgrass Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Temporary Employment

SPHERION of Central KentuckySandi Carter • 236-7665, Fax: 236-9359363 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Theatres

Pioneer Playhouse of DanvilleCharlotte Henson • 236-2747, Fax: 236-2341840 Stanford Rd., Danville, [email protected]

W.T. Hill Community TheatreKaren Logue • 236-8607117 Larrimore Ln., P.O. Box 841, Danville, [email protected]

Tourism

Danville-Boyle Convention & Visitors BureauAdam Johnson • 236-7794(800) 755-0076, Fax: 236-9134105 E. Walnut St.,Danville, [email protected]

Tours


Transportation

NOTS – Norrenberns Truck ServiceDavid Kirchner(618) 478-5354, Fax: (618) 478-55561220 Lebanon Rd., Danville, 40422www.gonots.com

Travel

The Ultimate WayJeannette Davis, Ben Ehmen • 236-1910458 Boone Trail, Danville, [email protected]

Travel Agencies


Travel AuthorityLee Ann McCulley • 236-2505(800) 489-2593, Fax: 236-0255236 Skywatch Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Trophies

Danville Trophy & EngravingDanny Cheek • 236-5343, Fax: 236-5321380 Whirlaway Dr., Ste. 4, Danville, 40422

USA Signs, LLCHeather Nolan • 236-6811(800) 866-4629, Fax: 236-6996196 Westridge Dr., Danville, [email protected]@bellsouth.net www.usasignsllc.com

Uniform Rental

Rainbow CleanersJim Carrico • 236-4274, Fax: 236-5882504 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected]

Utilities

ATMOS EnergyTim Owen • 236-2300, Fax: 238-7106449 Whirlaway Dr., Danville, 40422www.atmosenergy.com

Inter-County Energy CooperativeJim Jacobus • 236-4561, Fax: 236-36271009 Hustonville Rd., P.O. Box 87, Danville, [email protected]

Kentucky Utilities CompanySheila Newcomb • (800) 981-0600198 W. Broadway, Danville, 40422www.eon-us.com

Stephen Crawford

CRAWFORDINSURANCE AGENCY

(859) 236-66771402 Hustonville Rd. • Danville

Auto • Home • LifeBusiness • Farm

Workers Compensation



Business Insurance • Automobile InsuranceHome Insurance • Health Insurance

Life Insurance • Employee Benefits • Bonds

129 S. 4th St. • Danville, KY 40422(859) 236-5922 • Toll-free: (800) 578-5922

Insuring Your Future

Sandy StatomPrincipal Broker

ERA Team REALTORS®

Real Estate & Auction Company

425 S. Fourth St.Danville, KY 40422

Office: (859) 236-3064Toll: (800) 242-3816Fax: (859) 236-0210Mobile: (859) 583-8424E-mail: [email protected]

Each ERA® Office is Independently Owned and Operated

(859) 332-2000 • (859) 319-5000460 S. 4th St. • Danville, KY

www.StarHomeUSA.com

820 S. 4th St. • Danville, KY 40422

(859) 236-8767Paint # (859) 236-8788

Fax # (859) 236-8683

Danville, KentuckyProud to be in




Vending

Vend Fresh Food ServiceMatt & Mark Barsotti • 236-6765(800) 287-8363, Fax: 236-6789100 Ensslin Ave., P.O. Box 1026, Danville, [email protected]

Veterinarians

Animal Medical CenterKeith Grubbs, DVM • 238-2201, Fax: 238-74363880 S. Danville Bypass, Danville, [email protected] • www.amcdanville.com

Heartland Veterinary Hospital – Suds & Scissors Pet GroomingDr. Chuck Keiser • 238-75001324 Lebanon Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Dr. Lynne McMaine • 238-7161304 Springhill Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Nash, Cleveland and Godfrey236-5062, Fax: 236-14473260 Harrodsburg Rd., Danville, 40422

Wilderness Trace Veterinary ClinicDr. Stephanie Raispis854-5055, Fax: 854-5988276-A Henry St., Junction City, 40440

Video

Title Wave EntertainmentPaul Finn • 236-88881585 Hustonville Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Warehousing

Hilpp Properties & ConstructionPaul Hilpp (270) 692-9492, Fax: (270) 692-4444678 Metts Dr., Lebanon, [email protected] • www.hilpp.com

United Warehousing Co., LLCRichard Kerbaugh • 236-0773, Fax: 238-77761800 Kate Ave., P.O. Box 65, Danville, [email protected]

Waste Management

M&M SanitationDave Hatfield Darrell Bryant273-8305, Fax: 885-5980446 Fackler St., Danville, 40422www.republicservices.com

Web Site Design

Ignyte Software Inc.Rob Wells • 691-0926, Fax: 559-01251542 Lannock Dr., Danville, [email protected]

Kentucky WEBMASTERCherie Carroll • (866) 594-6637109 Eastwood Dr., Stanford, [email protected]

Wedding Locations


Welding

The Welding ShopDon Martin • 236-59022292 S. Danville Bypass, Danville, 40422

WeldQuip Inc.Alan Wilson, Robbie Wilson239-9353, (800) 946-9356, Fax: 236-8429531 S. Fourth St., Danville, [email protected] • www.weldquip.net

Wineries

Chateau du Vieux Corbeau dba Old Crow Inn WineryAndre Brousseau • 236-1808, Fax: 236-7467471 Stanford Rd., Danville, [email protected]

Afl ac – Gary Dowell & Associates www.afl ac.com

Antiques in Danville www.antiquesindanville.com

Bluegrass Community & Technical College www.bluegrass.kctcs.edu/campuses/danville

Boyle County Judge Executive www.boyleky.com

Boyle County Schools www.boyle.kyschools.us

Branscum Construction Company www.branscumconstruction.com

Bright’s Bottle Gas Company

Caldwell & Cook Hearing Services, Inc.www.caldwellandcook.com

Central Kentucky Association of Realtors www.ckar.net

Central Kentucky Federal Savings Bankwww.centralkyfsb.com

Chase Bank www.chase.com

Coldwell Banker – VIP Realty www.viprealtyinc.com

Comfort Suites www.choicehotels.com

Commonwealth Cancer Center www.commonwealthcancercenter.com

Community Trust Bank www.ctbi.com

Crawford Insurance Agency

Danville Cardiovascular

Danville Pediatrics PSCwww.danvillepediatrics.com

Danville Schools

Danville-Boyle Countywww.boyleky.com

Danville-Boyle County CVB www.danvillekentucky.com

Danville-Boyle County Economic Development Partnership www.dbcedp.com

Edward Jones www.edwardjones.com

Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Centerwww.emrmc.org

ERA Team Realtors www.erateamrealtorsandauction.com

Farmers National Bank www.fnbky.com

Fort Knox Federal Credit Union www.fkfcu.org

Hall Pharmacy

Hampton Inn www.hamptoninn.com/hi/danville-ky

Heart of Danville www.downtowndanville.com

Hilliard Lyons www.hilliard.com

Hobart Corporation www.hobartcorp.com

Inter County Energy Cooperative www.intercountyenergy.net

Johnson & Pohlmann www.johnsonpohlmann.com

Kentucky Utilities Company www.kuenergy.com

Lawrenceburg Bank & Trust www.lnbky.com

Maple Tree Gallery www.mymapletreegallery.com

Martin Funding Group www.martinfundinggroup.com

New York Life

Norton Center for the Arts www.nortoncenter.com

Panasonicwww.panasonic.com

PBK Bankwww.pbkbank.com

Philips Lighting Glass www.philips.com/about/careers/index.page

Pioneer Vocational Industrial Serviceswww.pioneerservices.org

Pliant Corporation www.pliantcorp.com

Preston-Osborne Marketing www.preston-osborne.com

Preston-Pruitt Funeral Home www.preston-pruitt.com

Prudential – Guerrant Real Estate www.prugre.com

RR Donnelley www.rrdonnelley.com

State Farm Insurance – Bob Millerwww.bobmillerins.net

Stith Funeral Home www.stithfuneralhome.net

Stuart Powell www.stuartpowell.com

Villas at Ridgefi eld Farm www.epconcommunities.com

Wilcher Interiors

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