Success StoryCommunity processes and collaboration as a result of Extension programming
Community processes and collaboration as a result of Extension programming
Author: Jonathan Barton
Planning Unit: Community & Economic Development (CEDIK)
Major Program: Economic Development
Outcome: Intermediate Outcome
Hyden, KY partners developed a successful $60,000 grant application in response to feedback received from the First Impressions, UK design students and and other programming offered as part of the Promise Zone Downtown Revitalization project. The community contributed $16,475 in in-kind as part of this effort to create two public sculptures, a community garden, outdoor classroom and develop a recently purchased downtown building into a culture house featuring local historic memorabilia and a newly developed artist in residency program to increase local foot traffic, arts engagement downtown while providing a day time and evening population for local businesses and restaurants.
Stories by Jonathan Barton
Wendover Preservation Council Strategic Plan Leads to $50,000 for Regional Collaboration
The Wendover Preservation Council, in partnership with the University of Kentuckys Community and Eco... Read More
Stories by Community & Economic Development (CEDIK)
The Kentucky Cooperative Extension System invests in long-term creative community engagement through UK and KSU
The Kentucky Cooperative Extension System invests in long-term creative community engagement through... Read More
Generations in the Workforce and Communication: Leadership Horizons, Maysville
In December 2022, CEDIK Extension Specialist, Melody Nall, and Senior Extension Associate, Mercedes ... Read More
© 2024 University of Kentucky, Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment