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Danville-Boyle County Provides Several Health Care Options
The doctors will see you now at several top medical facilities throughout Danville-Boyle County.
One of the strongest, most highly regarded hospitals in this region and all of Kentucky is Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center, which offers services ranging from outpatient rehabilitation to mobile mammography. The 222-bed, not-for-profit medical center employs more than 100 physicians in 30 specialties and subspecialties, and the hospital serves all of Boyle County as well as surrounding... Read More »
Danville-Boyle County Schools Provide World-Class Opportunities
Danville-Boyle County houses world-class colleges and provides outstanding private and public school offerings.
Public Schools
The Danville School District serves the city of Danville. It includes the Hogsett, Jennie Rogers and Toliver elementary schools, as well as Bate Middle School and Danville High School. Danville schools achieve academic excellence, boasting an 83% acceptance rate for graduates to college. Additionally, the Boyle County School District, which serves the remainder of... Read More »
Danville-Boyle County Provides Residents With Economic and Social Growth as Well as Old-Fashioned Charm
While Danville-Boyle County is known for its historical landmarks, its history is still being written as the community continues to grow. Boyle County was formed in 1842 from sections of Lincoln County and Mercer County. With a total land area of about 183 square miles, it is composed of several cities that offer residents unique exhibits and activities. With so much space, Boyle County features a geographical range that varies from hills in the west to Lake Herrington in the east. This varied... Read More »
Downtown Loft Apartments Spark Downtown Energy
Downtown has become one of Danville’s most vibrant neighborhoods, thanks to the conversion of empty second-story spaces into loft apartments and condominiums – cool spaces that combine small-town charm with urban amenities.
“We’re talking about second-story homes with amenities that would rival anything in San Francisco or New York,” says Charlie Raffay, manager and owner of Redwood Property Management. “Downtown is a really cool place to live.”
The initiative to find new uses for those unused... Read More »
