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Tradition, Progressive Ideas Enhance Danville’s Quality of Life
Jeannette Davis rolled into Danville 15 years ago‚ eager to relocate her New York-based company to the Central Kentucky city.
Visitors Travel Back in Time at Danville’s Historic Sites
The word used most often to describe the charm of historic sites in Danville is “authentic.”
Danville’s Millennium Park Breaks Ground
Danville’s new city-county park has been in the planning stages for so long‚ some residents may think the name has a double meaning.
Millennium Park Will Meet Danville’s Needs for Years to Come
Danville is a community surrounded by farms and open spaces. That made it hard through the years to convince citizens that a park was necessary.
Historic Danville Building Now Houses Community Arts Center
An old building in downtown Danville is home to a new arts center.
Diverse Danville Colleges Offer Smart Educational Choices
For most college freshmen‚ one of the most difficult decisions is choosing a major.
Skateboarders Find a Home at Danville’s Millennium Park
Danvilles team sport athletes have plenty of fields‚ courts and diamonds on which to play and practice. But Danvilles other athletes‚ the nontraditional type‚ weren’t always so fortunate.
Danville Community Arts Center Gets New Home
A dollar will not get you very much these days‚ but for the new Community Arts Center in Danville‚ one George Washington a year gets a beautiful historic building in the heart of Danville.
Renovations, Construction Broaden McDowell Medical Center’s Offerings
As it approaches its 120th anniversary‚ a $35 million expansion and renovation shows that the Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center will continue to be a major player in downtown Danville.
CEO of Danville Economic Development Group Sees City as Regional Hub
When Jim Crider first heard about an opening with the Danville-Boyle County Economic Development Partnership‚ he was not all that interested. After all‚ it was such a small town.
Danville Playwright Wins Top Prize at International Mystery Festival
Kentucky’s Mammoth Cave has been a source of intrigue and mystery since visitors began touring it nearly 200 years ago.
Volunteers Unite for Countrywide Cleanup
Folks in Danville know their way around paint-brushes, hammers and rakes, and they put these skills and many more to good use throughout the year for a variety of volunteer projects.
Eddie Montgomery Tips His Hat to His Hometown
When country singer Eddie Montgomery (half of the popular duo Montgomery Gentry) celebrated his hit single “Lucky Man” topping the charts in August 2007, it didn’t surprise him that several folks from Boyle County showed up to congratulate him at the No. 1 party in Nashville.
State’s Youngest Winemaker Cultivates Her Career
You might say that the art of winemaking runs in Dominique Brousseau’s family.
Christian Music Festival Rocks Danville
Nearly 5,000 people converge on downtown Danville each August for Rock Da’Ville, a free music event sponsored by churches and businesses in central Kentucky.
Ephraim McDowell’s Historic Home Gets a Face-Lift
When Dr. Ephraim McDowell examined patient Jane Todd Crawford in 1809, she thought she was pregnant with twins. On the contrary, McDowell found she was carrying a large ovarian tumor.
Gallery Hop Stop Showcases Work of Local Artists
Peek into the lobbies of Main Street businesses after hours and you may see crowds surrounding some of Danville’s most exciting artwork.
