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Homecoming Services will be held at Good Springs United Baptist Church on Sunday, May 26, 2024. Services will begin at 10:00 am.
The Church is located near Maple Springs in Mammoth Cave National Park. Traffic must enter at the Maple Springs Road entrance. Services conducted by Bro. Keith Sanders. A potluck lunch will follow services. Voting Ends May 31st Kentucky Living Magazine is now tallying votes for their annual contest "Best In Kentucky," and a local landmark has once again made the ballot. The Historic Reed-Dossey House in Brownsville has been nominated in the top three of Kentucky's best bed and breakfasts/specialty lodging for the second year in a row. Owners Tony and Sharon Zagaros purchased the home in 2018 after retiring early as they sold their Victorian home in Minnesota and living what they thought was their best life on the road in an RV, touring the U.S. for three years. "After three years of living in a tin can, Sharon wanted a proper garden, a proper kitchen for baking and canning, and her own room for crafting, sewing, etc.," Tony said. "We were in Tucson Arizona for November & December of 2017, and started looking for a permanent place. We loved Kentucky right away when we started our RV adventure, traveling the Bourbon Trail for six weeks. We figured that we were done with the north, too hot in the deep south, hurricanes and storms on the east coast, and dry and pokey on the west coast. Looking on the internet in Kentucky, we found the Reed-Dossey House for sale and proceeded to drive directly from Tucson to Brownsville to look at it and subsequently buy it." The couple opened the property as a bed and breakfast in April 2019 with a single room with attached private bathroom suite. Afterwards, Tony said he began the process of trying to convince his lovely wife to expand their services which included stocking the bathroom with towels and supplies, remodeling the bathroom, and having multiple discussions about what would make the home the most comfortable and elegant stay for travels. We have been invited into their home for gourmet coffee and a sampling of Sharon's canned goodies, all of which were superb. Guests enjoy these goodies along with the historic and warm atmosphere of the property, along with the beautiful hospitality of the Tony and Sharon. The Edmonson Voice live weather forecast each morning from wxORnotBG's Landon Hampton has a live view from the Reed-Dossey house that overlooks Brownsville. The camera view is available 24/7 on the Weather Page of Edmonsonvoice.com. The Zagaros' are facing a challenge with the other two nominees, who each have huge social media followings. They are encouraging their Edmonson County friends to vote, and vote often for their property. It's super easy and you can vote once per day, per email address, but you better hurry as voting ends on May 31, 2024. CLICK HERE TO VOTE You can follow their FB page here.
The house is also part of the National Registry of Historic Places and has been awarded as a Kentucky Landmark designation by the Kentucky Heritage Council. Edmonson Voice Report:
Maintenance work on the Green River Ferry at Mammoth Cave National Park originally scheduled for May 7th and May 8th has been postponed due to the possibility of inclement weather. The Green River Ferry will operate on a normal schedule. A temporary closure to allow replacement of the guide cables for the ferry will be rescheduled at a later date. For the most up to date information about the status of park roads visit us on our website, www.nps.gov/maca, or follow us on X @MCNPRoadsFerry. The Edmonson County Homemakers are scheduled to host a fundraising bake sale this Saturday, May 11th, according to President Tammy Sanders.
"We will use funds from this sale to conduct activities in our county," she said. "We go into Edmonson Health Care Center and provide fun activities for the residents. We also provide items such as clothing to the Youth Service Center at ECHS for students who need some assistance." The event is set to take place at the Family Dollar parking lot in Brownsville from 9AM to noon. Edmonson Voice Report:
Miss Abigail Vincent of Chalybeate, was a winner of a $1000 scholarship on Saturday, May 4th at the King Kat kids' fishing tournament in Owensboro. King Kat is a national tournament circuit that also offers special tournament events just for kids. Saturday's event was held at Yellow Creek Park in Owensboro. After her parents, Cody and Emily Vincent saw a flyer promoting the event, the family decided to take the trip up the road for a little fun. Despite the fact that Abigail wasn't able to land the big one, the event drew three names out of 215 participants for the scholarship, where Abigail was named as one of the winners. The scholarship is good at any college or trade program of her choice, when the time comes, and she also received her own rod and reel. She is a second grade student at South Edmonson Elementary in Mrs. Emily Cassady's class. Edmonson Voice Report:
The Edmonson County Water District has announced they will host a public town hall meeting along with Local, State, and National government officials, at the Community Center in Brownsville, KY on Thursday, May 9th at 5:30 p.m. "This meeting will be utilized to provide and share information about the upcoming complete removal of Lock/Dam #5 on Green River, and to discuss short-term and long-term plans for the Water District to maintain water service to Edmonson, Grayson, Hart, and other counties that are supplied by the Edmonson County Water District," the Water District said in a statement. MAMMOTH CAVE, Ky.– The Green River Ferry at Mammoth Cave National Park will be closed from 9 a.m., Tuesday, May 7 through 6 p.m., Wednesday, May 8 so park maintenance crews can replace frayed guide cables. The cables are needed to help stabilize the vessel as it shuttles vehicles across the river. The ferry will resume operations at 6 a.m. on Thursday, May 9.
The public will continue to have access to the Echo River Springs Accessible Trail and the canoe and kayak launch that is located in the Green River Ferry parking lot. For the most up to date information about the status of park roads visit us on our website, www.nps.gov/maca, or follow us on X @MCNPRoadsFerry. Edmonson Voice Report:
Belle Key Church and Cemetery is in need of some repairs and its trustees are seeking help from the community. Brandon Cowles, a trustee and treasurer for the church says about $1300 is needed for repair of vinyl siding that was installed 30 years ago. The doors and porch are also in need of repair and/or maintenance. Rick Carroll and Janet Dennison also serve as trustees. Donations are being accepted and you can send to: Brandon A. Cowles, 333 Roseberry Circle Bowling Green, KY 42104 You can visit their Facebook Page Here. |
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