The latest issue of The Center Insider is ready for review! This issue includes: Rogers Scholars 5. 2022 Recap 7. Ambassadors 8. 2022 Students 9. Scholarships 12. Sponsorships Rogers Explorers 13. 2022…
The Center for Rural Development is joining the Giving Tuesday movement on Nov. 29, 2022, to support the Rogers Scholars program. All online donations will go directly to support the…
The 2022 SEED Symposium was held on 10/27 at The Center for Rural Development in Somerset, Kentucky hosted by the Southeast Kentucky Economic Development Corporation. This event gives local businesses…
The Center for Rural Development has been awarded $300,000 by the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) to implement the Succeed, Thrive and Recover (STAR) program to benefit businesses and individuals in…
The Center for Rural Development has been selected as the host site for the Stand Up Rural America Summit 2022, a national economic development conference coming to Somerset and Pulaski…
The Center for Rural Development announces its 2022 summer youth leadership programs. Rogers Scholars June 5-10: Morehead State University July 24-29: Lindsey Wilson College Rogers Explorers June 1-3: Morehead State…
Are you thinking about writing and submitting a grant application, but don't know how to get started? The Center for Rural Development is hosting two grant writing workshops to help…
A single mother of three, Tara Hensley of Harlan County was struggling to make ends meet. Working at a fast-food restaurant was not paying the bills. She knew she had…
The Center for Rural Development has been awarded $300,000 in Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) funding for the Coal Impacted Skills Training (CIST) Program to provide training opportunities for displaced, unemployed,…
Jana Stanifer As a mother of three, Jana Stanifer of Harlan County knew she needed more training and education if she wanted to financially support and create a better way…