Job seekers across the region are encouraged to mark their calendars for an upcoming hiring event in Grayson that could lead directly to full-time employment.
Kentucky Power, in partnership with SOAR’s Eastern Kentucky Talent Network and Ashland Community and Technical College Career Services, will host a hiring event on Wednesday, January 14th, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., right here in Grayson.
The event focuses on full-time Remote Customer Service Representative positions, offering an opportunity for individuals to pursue stable employment without the need for daily commuting. Organizers say these roles provide reliable work schedules, opportunities for advancement, and the chance to build a long-term career with a well-established company.
Those attending the event will have the opportunity to meet directly with hiring leaders, ask questions about the positions, and potentially move quickly through the hiring process. Representatives say the goal is to connect qualified candidates with meaningful work as efficiently as possible.
This hiring event is open to individuals interested in customer service, communication, and problem-solving, and no previous utility experience is required. Training and support are provided for new hires.
Anyone interested is encouraged to apply for an interview ahead of time. More information and application details can be found through SOAR’s Kentucky Power hiring page.
For those seeking a fresh start in the new year or looking for a dependable career path close to home, organizers say this event could be an important first step.
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If you’re looking for a unique winter evening out that feels like a step back in time, Greenbo Lake State Resort Park has something special coming up later this month.
Reservations are now being taken for the Frontiersman Dinner, happening Saturday, January 24th, at Greenbo Lake. This popular event brings together hearty food, a rustic atmosphere, and a menu inspired by classic frontier-style cooking.
Guests can enjoy a wide variety of options, including carved bison loin with horseradish cream, breaded catfish and hushpuppies, southern fried chicken, smoked pulled wild boar, elk meatloaf, and even bison chili. The menu also features comfort food favorites like turkey and dressing, Yukon gold mashed potatoes with gravy, hunter’s stuffing, sweet potato casserole, sweet corn, green beans, fresh vegetables, yeast rolls, cornbread, and a full salad bar — all topped off with assorted desserts.
Dinner will be served at multiple seating times throughout the evening, including 3:00, 4:20, 5:50, and 7:20 p.m., and organizers recommend making reservations early, as this event tends to fill up quickly.
Pricing is $35 for adults and $17 for children 12 and under, plus tax, with drinks included. For those wanting to make a night of it, Greenbo Lake State Resort Park is also offering a special package that includes one night of lodging and dinner for two, starting at $134.95 plus tax.
To make reservations or get more information, you can call 606-473-7324, extension 1.
Whether you’re a fan of hearty meals, local events, or just looking for something different to do this winter, the Frontiersman Dinner at Greenbo Lake promises a memorable evening with great food and a relaxed, scenic setting.
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As part of the America 250 Kentucky initiative, a January Statewide Food Drive is being held across the Commonwealth, encouraging Kentuckians to serve their communities through food donations.
Locally, the Business Cultivation Foundation is hosting a food drive in Grayson, with donations benefiting the Daily Bread Food Pantry. Organizers say the goal is to help stock pantry shelves during the winter months, when demand for food assistance is often at its highest.
Community members are encouraged to donate non-perishable food items, including soup, canned vegetables, shelf-stable milk, and beef jerky.
Donations will be accepted from January 12 through January 24, at 200 North Carol Malone Boulevard in Grayson.
Those who would like to participate are invited to drop off donations during the collection period and help make a difference for local families in need.