From working at flea markets with his family to leading his high school football team to victory, Clark Payne learned the value of hard work
Nestled in the hills of Manchester, Kentucky, sits an A-frame house with a gorgeous mountain view from the front window. But the most charming thing
When Jackson County native McKenzie Peters was a student at Tyner Elementary School, she couldn’t have imagined someday being a Partners for Rural Impact legacy.
A PLACE-BASED APPROACH TO FLOOD RELIEF In the early morning hours of July 28, 2022, our people awoke to water rising in their homes. Families
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