Scott County United

05/14/2026

Industry and education working together for Scott County’s future!

A new article on the Scott County United blog highlights how investments from Toyota USA and the Toyota USA Foundation are helping create hands-on STEM learning opportunities for students in Scott County Schools.

From elementary science labs to long-term workforce development, these partnerships are helping students build confidence, curiosity, and awareness of future career opportunities right here in their own community.

It’s a powerful example of how industry, education, and community collaboration can help shape the next generation of innovators and leaders.

Thank you to Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky and Scott County Schools for their continued investment in students and the future of Scott County.

Read the full article here: https://www.scottcountyunited.com/post/industry-is-shaping-scott-county-s-future

05/13/2026

A great night in downtown Georgetown is almost here!

Georgetown/Scott County Tourism's annual FREE concert series returns to Historic Downtown Georgetown on May 23rd with live music, food and drink vendors, and activities for families to enjoy.

Events like this help bring the community together while supporting the energy, vibrancy, and quality of life that make Scott County such a special place to live.

Check out the event details below and make plans to attend!

05/12/2026

SCU Team Spotlight: Rachel Winkle, Board Member

As the Public Health Director for the WEDCO District Health Department, SCU Board member Rachel Winkle is deeply committed to building a stronger, healthier Scott County community – a dedication Scott County United shares.

Rachel works to achieve this goal by addressing local needs, supporting prevention efforts and working collaboratively with partners to improve quality of life for Scott County residents. "I’m deeply invested in the people, partnerships, and initiatives that help our community grow stronger and healthier," she explains.

Thank you, Rachel, for being such a valuable asset to our Scott County United team!

05/08/2026

Small Business Spotlight: Dunn in the Kitchen - 799 E. Jackson St, Georgetown KY

Dunn in the Kitchen is more than meal prep—it’s a local kitchen with a mission to bring family and friends back to the dinner table. Offering healthy, delicious meals ready to reheat, along with allergy-friendly options and catering, they provide a convenient way for families to enjoy quality meals together.

When asked what she loves most about doing business in Scott County, Michele Dunn shared, “The people! Our customers are kind, loyal and invested in seeing our business succeed.”

Businesses like Dunn in the Kitchen play an important role in supporting busy families while contributing to the sense of connection and quality of life that makes Scott County special.

Learn more: https://www.dunninthekitchen.com/


Georgetown Scott County Chamber of Commerce

05/07/2026

Supporting entrepreneurs across Kentucky!

The Women's Business Center of Kentucky has been helping women entrepreneurs turn ideas into thriving businesses since 2011—providing guidance, resources, and support every step of the way.

Through expert assistance, educational programs, and a strong network, they are dedicated to empowering women business owners and strengthening communities across the Bluegrass.

Organizations like this play an important role in expanding opportunity and supporting the success of businesses throughout our region.

Learn more about their work and how to get involved: https://www.wbckentucky.org/

05/07/2026

What people love about doing business in Scott County!

For Megan Sharpe of HomeGrown Direct LLC it all comes back to the people and the relationships built along the way.

From customers becoming friends to a community that actively supports and shares local businesses, it’s a reminder of how connection and collaboration help small businesses grow and thrive.


Georgetown Scott County Chamber of Commerce

05/06/2026

Small Business Spotlight: Bluegrass Roofing & Consulting

For Bluegrass Roofing & Consulting, doing business in Scott County is deeply personal. With roots in the community that span generations, their work is grounded in relationships, trust, and a commitment to serving neighbors—not just customers.

As Scott County continues to grow, businesses like this help preserve the small-town feel that makes the community special, while still being part of that progress.

Their approach is simple: treat people well, build lasting connections, and contribute to a community they’re proud to call home.


Georgetown Scott County Chamber of Commerce

05/06/2026

Small Business Spotlight: CK Tactical Security

CK Tactical Security is a locally owned business helping protect people, property, and peace of mind across Scott County and the surrounding region.

With a focus on reliability, professionalism, and strong relationships, they provide security services that support businesses, events, and community spaces.

“What I love most about doing business in Scott County is the strong sense of community and collaboration. It’s a place where relationships matter, people genuinely support one another, and local businesses work together to help each other grow and succeed.”
— Eric Del Valle, VP of Sales

Businesses like CK Tactical Security play an important role in creating safe environments and strengthening the overall confidence and quality of life in our community. Learn More at https://cktacticalsecurity.com/



Georgetown Scott County Chamber of Commerce

05/06/2026

Regional momentum continues!

Kentucky’s economic growth is gaining national attention—and the Greater Lexington region is right at the center of it.

Strong workforce, strategic location, and a collaborative regional approach continue to position our area for investment and opportunity. Scott County United is proud to be part of that effort, working alongside regional partners to support long-term growth.

This recognition reinforces the value of working together to build a strong, competitive region.

Read more in the article below!

The Bluegrass State's strategic location, ready sites, and workforce development position Kentucky to support business growth.

05/05/2026

Looking to start or grow your business? Kentucky Small Business Development Center has been supporting entrepreneurs across the Commonwealth for over 40 years.

With 15 centers statewide, they offer one-on-one coaching, training workshops, market research, financial guidance, and loan support to help businesses succeed at every stage.

Backed by the U.S. Small Business Administration and administered through the University of Kentucky’s Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food, and Environment, this is a trusted resource for small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs alike.

Learn more and take the next step in your business journey! Visit https://kentuckysbdc.com/


Georgetown Scott County Chamber of Commerce

05/05/2026

Get out and explore Scott County!

As part of National Travel & Tourism Week, Georgetown/Scott County Tourism is hosting a Photo Scavenger Hunt—a fun way to experience the community while highlighting the places, details, and moments that make it unique.

From historic buildings and murals to horse country and local charm, it’s a great way to see Scott County from a new perspective.

Participants can submit photos for a chance to win local experiences and more.

See the full details and how to enter in the original post below!

Today we’re doing a Photo-Scavenger Hunt! Participants who can grab a photo of one of the things listed below will win an entry into our National Travel & Tourism Week Giveaway for a chance to win FREE Georgetown experiences, VIP tours and more!

⭐ Find & snap a colorful door in Georgetown
⭐ Take a photo of something that represents Kentucky
⭐ Spot something BLUE around town
⭐ Find a hidden mural or artwork
⭐ Capture a horse-themed moment
⭐ Take a photo of a historic building
⭐ Find the best American flag shot

Upload your photos here: https://upload.crowdriff.com/NTTW-Scavenger-Hunt

(Limit 1 entry per person, must be 18 or older to enter)