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Great small college town for families.

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Nicer than most - 10/11/2012

If you like friendly non-judgmental people, four seasons, fertile land, beautiful natural scenery, low cost of living, this is a good place.[read more...]

Danville - 11/20/2010

Great small college town for families.[read more...]

To Victoria - 3/6/2006

Crime is Danville, in Kentucky really is driven, in my opinion, by the economy and lack of higher education. There is great opportunity for the area to grow in the next 5 - 10 years; Lexington is growing quickly and the horse industry is a driving part of that growth. Crime is predominately non-violent, though in the last two years I have been here, murder may be on the rise. The state is still...innocent enough that a murder anywhere in the state is headline news, so my perception of the prevelence my be due to the news coverage. Low income and poverty play a large part in the rise of crime, and central Kentucky has been home to many light industry businesses that are relocating out of country, only adding to the problem of employement. Danville is a pleasant commuhity - the downtown is charming, and though it lacks many amenities today, like Lexington, there is growth taking place. I live in southern Danville and commute to Lexington for work. The major highway north/south is 27 and construction is set to begin this summer/fall to change it from 2-lane (truely a little country road today) to a four lane commuter corridor. Danville is an ideal family community, Centre college provides cultural opportunities locally and Lexington is just an hour north, providing further opportunities. Good Luck in your future endeavors!! Eli[read more...]

Possibly Relocating To Danville - 12/1/2005

I would like to know what it would be like to live in Danville, KY It appears that crime rates are somewhat high? Since we are from California is Danville a better place to live rather than being closer to Lexington? How is the economy? Will there be growth in the surrounding areas?[read more...]