Follow Us and Stay Connected to Kentucky’s I-71 Corridor!

17 Jun 2021

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Follow the Kentucky I-71 Corridor’s social media pages and stay connected with what is happening in this great region! The Kentucky I-71 Corridor is home to five counties (Carroll, Gallatin, Henry, Oldham, and Owen) and in this region, we love to stay connected! Whether it is about local events or business initiatives, we want our residents to feel a strong connection to the communities around them and their own!

The Kentucky I-71 Economic Development Alliance (KIEDA) was created and why we are inviting everyone to follow us on social media! Here anyone can join in discussions, connect with others in the community, and post about exciting new things happening here in the I-71 Corridor! Click here to follow us on social media and stay connected with the I-71 Corridor community!

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