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Most people that know us realize that we don’t plan, we plot. We’re always up to something and there is no better proof than our Paddlepalooza announcement  (more)

If you missed the
 Downtown Living Tour sponsored by Downtown Frankfort Incorporated on August 1, don’t despair. With over 80 people participating, it was so successful (more)

Plans are well underway for this year’s Grand Autumn Bicycle Ride Across Kentucky (GABRAKY), a 225 mile bicycle trek across the commonwealth to raise fund for both the Grand (more).

The News: Use It Or Refuse It?  Think about your exposure to the news of the day—TV, newspapers, websites, radio, gossip and hearsay. What is it doing for you, or perhaps, TO you? (more)

Access to the visual arts is

 growing by leaps and bounds in Frankfort with new venues opening all over town for exhibitions of all kinds.
When Capital Gallery opened on Lewis Street some 28 years ago (more)

 

You

 can’t help but notice it really.
Within two minutes of talking to Frankfort violinist Joanna Hay, you have the realization that she thrives on exploring artistic expression and creative growth. (more)

Paddlepalooza Capital Living

 is proud to announce that Frankfort’s first “Paddlepalooza” will be held on September 21, 2008. And what is Paddle Palooza you ask? An afternoon of fun, paddling on the Kentucky River, live local music  (more)

As I look at the present and

 look back into 2007, I can’t help but ask, “What has happened to common sense in America?” No doubt we are having a problem with “common sense” in America because,  (more)

As the

 second year of my first term on the Frankfort City Commission draws to a close, I wanted to take this opportunity to discuss how an ordinance is introduced, voted (more)

The Frankfort Junior Chamber

 of Commerce (Jaycees) gives young people between the ages of 21 and 40 the tools (more)

 









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