Excerpt from the Anderson News. “The hills of Anderson County are alive with the sound of music. The music of guitars, banjos, voices, and the hum of cicadas on a summer night. The music of the SongFarmers. The SongFarmers of Anderson County meet on the third Monday of every month to play music, sing, and…
more: SongFarmers part of an international musical movement.
The locals call it the Tyrone Bridge in honor of the community that sits underneath it on the Kentucky River’s Edge. One of only two of its kind, it’s an engineering marvel and makes for a beautiful scenic stop on any road trip to the area. Read more about the bridge’s history here.
Anglers planning to fish at the beautiful Beaver Lake in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, take note. New amendments for largemouth bass have been issued. Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife amendments are posted here.
Anderson County tourism has soared back from the COVID slump with determination. With more money being brought into the county from tourism than pre-pandemic, opportunities exist for even more increase. The state agrees, as they have awarded two significant grants to county tourism to capitalize on their momentum. The first grant, awarded on November 14,…
more: Tourism receives grants for “transformational” growth in the County.
Even though the history of bourbon in Lawrenceburg and Anderson County goes back to the mid-1800’s there has never been a bottle of the now world-famous whiskey bearing its name. That is until now. The Lawrenceburg Bourbon Company announced in December of 2022 that they would be producing a limited edition of bourbon and rye…
more: First bourbon named after Lawrenceburg on special release
Legendary news anchor, Sam Dick, talks with Lawrenceburg/Anderson County Tourism Director, Robbie Morgan, about the unique marvel that is Dr. Jerry Phelps passion project, Van Buren Village. Off the Beaten Path story about Anderson County’s Van Buren Village.
Taken from the Anderson News Lawrenceburg native Robbie Morgan has been hired as the new director of the Lawrenceburg/Anderson County Tourism Commission, the agency announced. She replaces Kendall Clinton, who resigned earlier this year. Morgan said she’s excited to join the agency and help bring visitors to Anderson County.“I look forward to working with the…