Where should we move to in central Kentucky?
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I currently live in Lexington and I must say, its an amazing place. We have great DSL and prices range here. Kentucky electricity isnt too expensive. You can store your furnature in a storage tube or case or something.. i know the have 'em here. You would absolutly love it here, its beautiful and kid-friendly, seeing that i have kids!
371666
My daughter is going to Kentucky this weekend to check it out\n\nShe has found a 1 1/2 acre, 5 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath just remodeled for $89,900.00!!!!!!!!!!!!
521489
I am currently living in LaGrange, KY.\n\nI also have a small ranch in Guadalajara, Mexico\nMy grandfather moved there in the early 60's.  He was on the run.... When he died, he left it to me. (I didn't even know him) I get to spend about 2.5 months a year there.
683279
your best bet will be nashville its only little bit away from chattanooga. go on the internet and google them
269392
I grew up in rural KY....  You shouldn't  be worried about an observation area as much as you should be worried about if they have indoor plumbing.  GO WEST 30-40 MINUTES AND HAVE THAT KID IN LEXINGTON!
1172888
probably not. move down south.
95033
It depends upon what you want as far as weather, community, and other amenities you are looking for.\nA house next to a stream in a wooded mountain region sounds very enjoyable and peaceful, but it needs to be close enough to a city/town for shopping and the like.  Could be UT, CO, NM, AZ, NC, TN, KY, GA, CA, NV.
1086731
dude dont  even go to ky . come to chicago. plenty of good schools here
677487
Have you ever thought about the Midwest?  I'd go western Illinois in some of the smallish university town.  That way there will still be jobs and plenty of housing available.  Good luck!
227754
If you like bigger cities Charlotte is a good place. There is much growth in the triangle (Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Chapel Hill). In the coast there are more things too do. North Carolina actually has the most growth in United States right now. But if you want to live in a calmer area i suggest in the mountains someplace like Asheville. In the triangle there are malls, downtown clubs, movies, shopping centers etc. I think youd like it.
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Its probably going to be moved to Las Vegas or Portland, much like the Florida Marlins if they move. \n\nEven tho I live in NC and would love to see a MLB team here. SC NC VA and TN are minor league baseball country, and thats never going to change. \n\nI think however that the Royals will stay in KC. Too much heritage there with Brett and Co.
191021
Dang. And I was gonna go to Idaho... Well, if you don't want California in Idaho, move all the good paying jobs that came from California back out of Idaho. But you gotta understand something here. Most of those from Cali going to Ida, and from NY anyway. What're we sposed to do about it anyway?\n\nWell hey, go to Office Depot. They have bumper stickers for your printer. Buy a pack and make all sorts of bizarre bumper stickers.
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Move from Cumberland.  It will do him wonders, trust me.
1030393
Most of eastern Kentucky is really really bad.  Economy's all messed up there - you're either rich (doctor or lawyer) or dirt poor.  Blech!\n\nFunny think about eastern Kentucky - drug abuse is rampant there, but it isn't illegal drugs, it's prescription drugs like Oxycontin and Xanax.  Maybe that's why the doctors are so rich!\n\nMy sister's about to move from Lawrenceburg (ya it sucks) to Danville, and she's excited about it - seems like a nice little town.
58859
if your area is the same as mine you can go or call any local C.A.P. office in kentucky is where you can especially get the help you need
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I prefer a mid-sized town that is close to a big city.  Right now I live in a suburb of Pittsburgh, and I love being able to have some quietness and be able to reflect in nature at a local wooded park.  It's also nice to go on the flip side and go downtown for some cultural experiences - concerts, plays, restaurants, etc.  Best of both worlds, I say!
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It's horse country!!!! I just got back from a charming weekend in Danville, loaded with horses, music, shopping, fine dining, true hospitality, and gorgeous scenery. If I ever move, it will be to KY. I go to L'ville every year and it has everything a big city has to offer with a little bit more of a personal feel. Lexington has to be the best, tho. Worth a trip!!!