The City of Pikeville, “The City that Moves Mountains” is located in Kentucky’s largest county, Pike County. Pikeville was incorporated in 1824 and covers 22 square miles. Pikeville serves as a regional center for health, education, retail and services for Pike County and the surrounding Kentucky, West Virginia and Virginia areas.

The Pikeville Cut-Through Project is the second largest earth removal project in United States history. It has been called “the eighth wonder of the world” by the New York Times. The project is a unique engineering feat that provides a shining example of cooperation among agencies on federal, state and local levels. The cut-through was completed in four phases spanning 14 years and costing approximately $80 million. It is a marvel that visitors cannot miss. Visit the Overlook Events Center at Bob Amos Park to view the entire project. Also located at Bob [...]

Welcome to Paintsville, Kentucky, a hidden gem tucked away in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Whether you’re planning a trip or just exploring the area, our beloved community offers something different for seekers of adventure and lovers of mountain culture.

The City of Paintsville is a local hub for businesses, education, art, history, and music. Located between the scenic landscapes of Paintsville Lake and Dewey Lake, the area is a recreational sanctuary for people of all ages who enjoy the outdoors.

The coal mining town of Butcher Holler (or Butcher Hollow), Kentucky, is the birthplace of country music legend Loretta Lynn. For any country music fan, a visit to Butcher Holler is a must-see, as it is a chance to witness the humble beginnings of one of the greatest voices in the history of country music.