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The Pine Mountain Trail Conference and ECAHC invites everyone out to hike the Elkhorn City and Breaks loop of the state park on Saturday, February 20. The group will gather at the trailhead shelter on Carson Island in Elkhorn City at 9:30 a.m.This strenuous winter hike will cover approximately 6 miles, from the shelter up the old road/trail and up Buzzard Bait to the Yellow Cliffs that overlook east Elkhorn City and Pool Point. This is over a 1200 foot elevation gain in about 2 miles...
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Update: The Carla Gover and Clack Mountain String Band shows will be rescheduled after the weather turns.Fans of folk and mountain music do not want to miss the 3 concerts featuring Kentucky artists coming soon to ACT.
2009 Telluride Troubadour Mitch Barrett kicks off the series on January 23. Mitch brings a great voice to his blend of folk and country songwriting and his performances always bring welcome surprises. Multiple award winning songwriter--and...
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The answer is in: Duh! Winter settled in full force the week before Christmas leaving over 10 inches of snow over town. The wet, heavy snow downed trees and power lines, leaving thousands in the region without electricity for days. Snow and below freezing temperatures returned for the New Year and haven't let up in the first week of the year. Looks like January is going to take care of the bugs next spring!
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George Anderson was in the Arena. How about You?
“It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy...
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Artists Collaborative Theatre, Inc. is proud to present two fabulous main stage wonderful Christmas productions for your Holiday Joy and Pleasure.
The Hurting Part Opens Friday following Thanksgiving - Bring the whole family to enjoy how important it is be home for Christmas.
On Opening Night for The Hurting Part we welcome Playwright and Author Silas House will be at the theatre opening night to introduce and watch the production. Following the production there will be a... -
Boaters from all over the country are delighting in the friendliest whitewater destination in the world. The 2009 Paddler Appreciation, sponsored by the Heritage Council, was a smash with locals and boaters hanging out over some of the finest spaghetti this side of Rome. Thanks to a team from the Artists Collaborative Theatre for pulling together the main course and serving it up, and Jim & Tava Sue Stapleton, for... -
The Mary Ramey Potter Chapter #2678 of the United Daughters of the Confederacy received their charter in a ceremony on September 26. The chapter was chartered with 15 confirmed members and 5 pending.
Mary Ramey Potter was the daughter of William Ramey, founder of Elkhorn City, and wife of Richard Potter. Five of her sons fought for the Confederacy and survived the Civil War.
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After such a glorious inaugural season in the new black box theatre in Elkhorn City, Artists Collaborative Theatre, Inc. is excited to announce the season schedule for 2009-2010! The lineup looks to be packed with wonder, imagination and the magic of theatre. The season features real life lessons, laughs, and love while we journey from a small town in Indiana to somewhere over the rainbow. We will revisit the Little Women of the Civil War for a limited engagement before we take that...
