Carter County is coming together to celebrate, remember, and fight back at this year’s Relay for Life. Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 20th, at Gregoryville Christian Church in Grayson. The day will be packed with events for the whole community.
From 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., enjoy a family-friendly carnival with food, games, inflatables, prizes, a silent auction, and even a petting zoo. There will be fun for all ages as neighbors gather to support this important cause.
In the evening, the focus turns to honoring true heroes. A Survivor Dinner and Recognition will take place from 6 to 7:30 p.m., paying tribute to those who have fought cancer with strength and courage. Survivors can RSVP by calling 356-0682 or 255-0573.
And to close the night, don’t miss the “Light Up the Sky” Celebration from 8 to 9:30. The evening will feature the emotional Relay Walk, music, glowing luminaries, and a spectacular fireworks display.
Relay for Life is more than just an event—it’s a chance for Carter County to stand united in the fight against cancer. Come join the celebration, the remembrance, and the hope.
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The Little Sandy Correctional Complex is looking for new team members, and they’ll be hosting a hiring event on Monday, September 8th at the Kentucky Career Center in Morehead.
The event runs from 10 AM until 2 PM, and it’s an opportunity for anyone interested in becoming a correctional officer to learn more, ask questions, and apply on the spot.
Officials encourage anyone seeking a steady career in public safety to mark their calendar and attend.
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The Commercial Bank of Grayson is inviting the community to safely clear out old paperwork with their upcoming Community Shred Day.
The event will take place on Saturday, October 4th, at the Olive Hill Branch, located at 155 East Tom T. Hall Boulevard. Shredding services will run from 9 AM until 11:30 AM.
Residents are encouraged to bring documents and paper files they want securely destroyed—helping keep sensitive information out of the wrong hands.
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Carter County Schools is making it easier than ever for parents to stay connected. The district has just launched a brand-new mobile app, putting everything families need right at their fingertips.
With this single app, parents can keep up with school news, upcoming events, staff directories, messages, e-classes, and even daily dining menus—all in one place.
The district says the goal is convenience and communication, giving families “Carter County Schools in your pocket.”
The new Carter County Schools (KY) app is available now for free in both the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store. Parents are encouraged to download it today and enable notifications to make sure they never miss an important update.
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The City of Grayson Street Department is looking to add a new member to their team, with an opening for a part-time maintenance worker.
The position includes responsibilities like lawn care, assisting with road repairs, and a variety of other duties as needed. City officials say the job is a good fit for someone who enjoys working outdoors and contributing to the upkeep of the community.
Pay will be based on experience, and applications can be picked up at the City Building at 302 East Main Street in Grayson.