Livelihoods Knowledge Exchange Network

Come out and see us in Kimball today from 1:30 to 3:30 to get your free last will and testament!

Rooted in Tradition program will occur rain or shine this Friday. If it is raining, folks will meet at Warfield Park Community Center at 2 p.m. to assemble garden boxes, with Pick and Bow to follow at 3:30 p.m. inside.

Planting will happen at the Warfield City Park across from City Hall on the river walk Saturday afternoon during the Liberty Celebration, and all attendees are invited to participate!

Regardless of weather we will meet Friday at the Warfield Community Center and take it from there.

See y'all soon.

Martin County Strategic Planning - Thursday, June 11, from 6pm-8pm at the Old Courthouse.

This is the last opportunity to provide feedback on a new resident-led strategic plan for Martin County. We will learn what came up in the last sessions, hear what Martin County youth envision for the future, and create the steps to get to our bigger goals.
Food and beverages will be served. All ages welcome. No registration necessary.

For questions contact Tyler McDaniel at [email protected] or (859) 257-7272

A quick look back at Jacob Johnson, LiKEN’s Assistant Communications Director, and Kevin Slovinsky, Director of Land and Revenues, tabling at the Fly Away Home Festival: A Tribute to Hazel Dickens!
Check out likenknowledge.org to learn more about our Community Wealth, Woodland Arts of Central Appalachia, and Appalachian Heirs Property Center programming!

Do you have hemlocks in your forest property? If so, do you know how to identify or treat against the deadly hemlock woolly adelgid? Read Community Engagement Coordinator Tina Johnson's latest blog post to learn more:

https://www.likenknowledge.org/post/hemlock-woolly-adelgid