Can ANYONE tell me ANYTHING about LaGrange, KY?
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I live in Southern Indiana, and work in Louisville, I think LaGrange is a nice place. I have never heard anything bad about it.  I have been there a few times, I enjoy it.  It close to Louisville yet you are out and feel like you are not in a city.  Enjoy it here louisville is a great city and dont forget to come across the bridge!!!!
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http://www.city-data.com/city/New-Johnsonville-Tennessee.html\nhttp://www.hometownlocator.com/City/New-Johnsonville-Tennessee.cfm\nhttp://www.epodunk.com/cgi-bin/genInfo.php?locIndex=12588\nhttp://www.tnvacation.com/cities-towns/new_johnsonville
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What part of east Kentucky do you live in?  I know several in that area, just tell me what area.
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I was born in betwen regina and hazard ky. i married a guy from hazard when i was 15 and had 6 kids by 22. luckly he was a hard worker so we had a nice life (but a little on the simple side). now all my kids went through college and i have 5 grandkids. i still have 1 child who lives in sommerset ky and 1 who lives in hazard. three live in tn and 1 in louisanna. but i still love the hills. it's a whole total different way of living
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I've heard good things about Crossville.\nhttp://www.crossville-tennessee.com/
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Louisville and Lexington are the 2 larges cities and have a lot of historical sites to visit.\nLexington is home to some of the grandest horse farms in the world, a castle, and tons of Civil War homes and sites.\nLouisville is more modern, although Louis and Clark began their journey and the underground railroad is rooted here. You can also visit the Slugger Museum, Muhammad Ali's museum and plenty of other sites. Also, within a 35 minute drive, there is the Bourbon industry. And don't forget Churchill Downs.
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Kentucky really doesn't have a lot to brag about.  Take it from me, I lived there.  I didn't like anything about it--the job market, the climate, even the women.\n\nTexas and Alabama, on the other hand, do better in these three categories, and I love both of those states.  I would also suggest looking into Seattle or Portland.  Both cities are park-like, fun-filled, and just so beautiful.  Stay away from California; one useful saying I heard in Kentucky is that California is full of "steers and queers." Seriously, though, it is polluted, very fast-paced, and mean, and I don't recommend it.
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need to expound on this, what city or town and what state?  rikikirk@cox.net
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http://www.kyfairexpo.org/freedomhalltour/index.ihtml
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I searched Yahoo yellow pages for you:\n\nhttp://yp.yahoo.com/py/ypResults.py?stx=preschools&stp=n&city=Lagrange&state=IN&uzip=46761&country=us&msa=0000&cs=4&ed=.CavAa1o2Tw6qgtzUKSqWqsWIUx5Y_gi6N4foLsv1APU
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I have searched many web sites attempting to find Earl.  What I have come up with that may be of help is the phone number for the Huntington Herald Dispatch, 1-800-955-6110 (main number), or you can reach LeeAnn Welch in the Obituary Dept. Monday from 11am to 7pm (Eastern Time) directly at 1-304-526-2793.  I spoke with a nice girl named Cara, yesterday, 3-25, although she did not have the knowledge to answer your question she did reassure me that LeeAnn (the main person in charge of obituaries) may be able to help you more.\n\nIn regards to the possible date of death, I was able to locate the date of death of an Earl Pennington (actually in Paintsville, Ky) as being April 15,1991.  Paintsville, just as Flat Gap, is also in Johnson County.  The obituary for this Earl (as I'm not absolutely certain it's the same one, but I really would guess that it is) came out in the Lexington Herald-Leader (Ky).  If you want to call this newspaper and hopefully speak to someone in their Obits Dept., the number is 1-800-999-8881.  It will give you the option to speak to a Customer Service Agent by pressing "0".  It sure is worth a try.  Just ask, ask, ask, and you will be sure to get the individual that has the resource/s available.  Take care.  I sure would like to know the outcome.  If you would be so kind so as to add "Additional Details" to your question letting us (those of us who are interested), I for one surely would appreciate it.\n\nP.S.  By going to www.naco.org, I was able to get the number for Paintsville County Courthouse.  The County seat of Johnson County is Paintsville.  Try dialing 606-789-2550 (without the "1" first).  I got through that way.\n\nANOTHER possible lead (remember, you've GOT to ask whoever you talk to if they don't know how to retrieve Earl's obituary, perhaps they know who else would be able to, so as to refer you to)...you can also try the Paintsville-Johnson County Chamber of Commerce at 606-789-5688.  Just like the other 606 number, I got through WITHOUT dialing a "1" first.(I'm in North Texas)\n\nMy guess for the best result/s will come from the courthouse and/or one, or both newspapers.  Tomorrow I plan on putting a call in to the Lexington Herald-Leader newspaper,...as I'm very curious if Flat Gap and Paintsville are in close proximity to each other.  It just might be a clue leading to Earl.\n\nvitals.rootsweb.com and also University of Kentucky.com both show date of death as April 13,1991, unlike the first date of death I had come across being April 15,1991.  Did you know he was 56 years old when he died?  If I come across anything else, I'll let you know.
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There is a place called Cave-in Rock Illinois where ILL and Kentucky meet the Ohio river runs in the middle. Very small town lots of privacy! Hint Hint!! Not far from southern Indiana.
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I live in Fort Dodge, Iowa. What do u need to know
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Your local paper online should have all the information.\n\nmy locals are...
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louisville is nice. check the site below.
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Go to http://www.craigslist.com and go to the KY section, and post your request. You might get some volunteers.
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It sits on about five achers on Versailles rd . It actually is in woodford county about 100 feet away from the Lexington (fayette) line. It was built in the 1970's by two sisters but was never finished. It has exchanged hands many times yet never been completed. It is now owned by Tom Post out of Miami. It burned about 1 year ago but he has made great progress and it is almost complete. He is trying to have it rezoned to use it as a bed and breakfast but so far that has not happened.