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🌷TULIPS are BLOOMING 🌷 Details at https://www.lavenderinbloom.farm

Stamping Ground’s future is so bright……..we gotta wear shades!!

We have Buffalo Spirits which offers KY Proud products, beer, wine, spirits, t-shirts, to***co, vapes, gifts, and decor!

We have a world class grooming salon in which the owner is competing in competitions and winning!
(Hunter Moore at The Yuppie Puppy).

We have Cilantro’s Restaurant that serves excellent Mexican food plus traditional brunch and lunch!

We have the new Stamping Ground Food Store that is now open for business!

We have our local gas station and Dollar General Store.

We now have Buffalo City Outfitters that is opening soon!

We have a salon opening soon called “The Mane Room”!

Family Tree HVAC will have an office at 3501 Main Street.

The Scott County Public Library will be in Stamping Ground one day a week to bring their services closer to us!

We have three Airbnbs within the Stamping Ground city limits!

We have Moon Auction Group!

We have Vest Fabrication!

N Hance Cabinetry

Thomason Garage

And a multitude of entrepreneurs, farmers, and talented creators working from their homes and land!

The last-standing structure of the Choctaw Academy — the nation's first federally controlled Native American boarding school — sits on farmland in Georgetown, Scott County, and a new discovery about one of its students could bring fresh attention to the deteriorating site. More below.

GEORGETOWN IS TURNING 250!!! 🥳

🎉 Georgetown turns 250! 🎉
Our latest blog dives into the town’s rich history and highlights must-read books that explore Georgetown’s past.
Take a look and celebrate this milestone with stories that shaped our community!

A branch in Sadieville! How exciting!!

📚✨ Big news, Sadieville! We’re bringing the library closer to you. Celebrate our Grand Opening of the satellite library with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on January 6th at 12 PM at City Hall!

Agree or no? 😜😂

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Have you been to Jerry’s?

The only remaining Jerry’s Restaurant in the world can be found in Paris, Kentucky at this unassuming little buidling, serving up the same classic comfort food since 1961. Once part of a popular nationwide chain, this spot eventually became the lone holdout after the franchise sold in 1989 and most of the rest became Denny's. Inside, you’ll find old-school booths, friendly service, and a menu that hasn’t lost its charm...favorites like burgers, fried chicken, and homemade sides still bring in locals and folks who drive a good ways from all over Kentucky to experience this place that's famous in the state. The atmosphere feels like stepping back in time, complete with great sweet tea and that famous hot fudge cake that’s been a Jerry’s staple for generations!

to downtown Georgetown, Kentucky, circa 1944. Photograph from the Lafayette Studios Collection at the University of Kentucky. https://exploreuk.uky.edu/catalog/xt7z348gg90h_5_5