This is one of seven census tracts in Northern Kentucky, and details of this property and those in Kenton and Campbell are available below
Renovation is Underway at this 25 acre Historic Site. The Bard Distillery, a Destination Craft Distillery, located in Muhlenberg County is perfectly positioned just off the Western Kentucky Parkway and minutes from the I-69 Corridor.
The Bard Distillery was founded by Thomas Bard, the 4th generation grandson of the founder of Bardstown, Kentucky. Bardstown is well known as “The Bourbon Capitol of the World”. This project is currently underway on the historic Graham School site located just off of the Western Kentucky Parkway in Graham. The 25 acre facility will be a tourism destination, wedding/event center, and conference center, with ample room for retail shops, restaurants and further expansion. The facility was constructed in the 1920’s and includes three expansive brick structures which are currently being renovated and re-purposed. The site is nestled on a hillside watching over it’s community. The Bard Distillery will bring much needed economic development to the area which is best known for it’s musical heritage and coal mining.
Restoring the interior and exterior, while maintaining the original 1800’s footprint and it’s character.
Small to mid-size bourbon and moonshine distillery located on the banks of scenic Lake Carnico. Site also includes a golf course and multiple building sites for distilled, museum, restaurant, and hotel.
Jefferson County has assembled a prospectus various investment possibilities, data and community information in each of its 19 Opportunity Zones.
That prospectus and other information is available here:
Development of Camping and cabin rentals plus retail outlets for restaurant and retail gift shops.
In the old Tobacco district of Mayfield we have purchased almost 5 acres of, what used to be, the most prominent part of town. Our goal is to revitalize the entire area but to specifically fix up the last standing, brick Tobacco warehouse in Mayfield. We are wanting to conserve one of the two only brick roads left, fix up the falling down warehouse and turn that area into the “new hub” of the city. The warehouse will hopefully house a large event center that can hold more occupancy/guests than almost any other venue in our area. We also want to create a restaurant, coffee shop, ice cream shop, salon, retail opportunity, etc. in the remainder of the building “in the back”.
The purpose of this project is to construct rental cabins, zip line and a fishing camp. In order to give guided tours for the Daniel Boone national forest.
The Booneville Theater Project is a sub-committee of the (O.C.A.R.E.)Owsley County Alliance for Recreation and Entertainment Incorporated non-profit organization. Our main goal is to redevelop the old Booneville (Seale) Theater in Booneville Kentucky (Owsley County). Our group believes that the redevelopment of this building will bring the arts back to our town in an improved way, as well as giving our children and residents something positive to do. Research shows that arts and recreation also brings visitors and in turn—the potential boost to our local economy. Only one of Owsley’s neighboring counties contains a theater and many people travel outside of the county to seek entertainment options. We are looking for ways to increase revenue in our county so that our economy can grow and thrive. We have conducted a three year sustainability project utilizing a small donated facility and believe with certainty that our project has what it takes to improve the economic conditions of our community and citizens lives.
https://www.owsleycountyallianceforrecreationandentertainment.com/
A museum dedicated to the history of Native Americans from the region and beyond. Also a cultural center to host powwows and classes on Native American crafts, music, and dance.