The November 2024 Rowan Review is here! Mark your calendars for the City-County Christmas Dinner and other holiday events, learn more about the progress at the Harry T. Clark Community Park, the Morehead Optimist Club 60th Anniversary, Rowan County’s new CASA program and much more!
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The October 2024 Rowan Review is here! Enjoy a new style and format with a complete Voter Guide for this upcoming election, a great historical article about a United States Navy school hosted on Morehead’s campus during the second world war, department updates, news about the MSU Space Science Center and more!
Read More🚨 The September 2024 Rowan Review is live! This issue covers key updates, including new deputy hires funded by ABC funds and opioid settlement money to target alcohol-related and school drug education. You'll also find news on road resurfacing projects for across the county, plus five tornado sirens being installed for enhanced safety. Get ready for our Halloween Decorating Contest starting soon, and catch the latest on the Veterans Museum renovation.
Read More🎉 This October, celebrate the grand opening of Rowan County Park’s new picnic pavilion! More exciting upgrades are on the way—stay tuned!🚨 We’re enhancing safety with First Aid, CPR, and Bloodborne Pathogen training across all departments, ensuring a safer workplace for everyone.🏗️ The Senior Center Project is moving forward, with plans to begin bidding by year-end. A great new space for our seniors is on the horizon!🔒 We’ve secured a $163,700 grant to strengthen cybersecurity and protect our community from modern threats.
Read More🌟 Stay in the know with the July 2024 edition of the Rowan Review! 🌟 This issue celebrates our Little League state champions, recognizes the hard work of our road department, and highlights key economic development appointments. Learn about local talent in our employee spotlight, explore the fascinating history of Morehead City Park, and keep up with the latest road resurfacing projects.
Read MoreIn this month's Rowan Review, read about the new County Park, Emergency Management and Building Code initiatives, developments at Rowan County EMS, and check out the Freedom Fest schedule. All this and more in the June 2024 edition!
Read MoreIn this month's Rowan Review, celebrate first responders, learn more about Kentucky's medical cannabis program, check out the newly remodeled Rowan County Veterans Museum, and more.
Read MoreIn this month's Rowan Review, read about Court Appointed Special Advocates and other groups supporting vulnerable children, learn about county government structure, get caught up on community events, read about the history of the 1939 flood, and more.
Read MoreIn this month’s Rowan Review, celebrate the winners of the “Why I Love Rowan County” Youth Essay Contest, recognize the contributions of Rowan County Women for Women’s History Month, read updates from our departments, check out our expanded community calendar, and more.
Read MoreIn this month's Rowan Review, read about the expansion of Rowan County EMS, the $163k grant the county received for cybersecurity, the PVA's annual measuring, the implementation of the Kentucky Residential Code, the history of buildings in Morehead's historic district, and much more.
Read MoreIn this month’s Rowan Review, celebrate the completion of the John “Pete” B. Hamm Station 2, thank our Rowan County Road Department snowfighters, commemorate the life of former Sheriff Jack Carter, and much more.
Read MoreRead our 2023 Year-End Review, featuring the Fiscal Court's acquisition of property for the first ever Rowan County Park, the completion of the secondary ambulance service building, grants for our first dedicated senior center building, and much more.
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