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Monday January 8th Lexington Herald Leader stated a group which got a lot of attention was six women from Estill County asking for money to build a park. Those Ladies were Teresa, Kim, Jan, Barbara, Renee, and Debbie. They designed a T-Shirt with NBC logo and calling it Fortune Fields which impressed the staff doing the casting. This picture is from the Citizens Voice and Times article of January 11th Rhonda Smith wrote the article and in her comments for that week she wrote about the need for this park in Estill County. Thank you Rhonda and CV&T for your continuing support. The Ladies have had one phone call from the casting crew and they are hoping for more. This web site will keep you up to date for any future developments.

Governor's Office for Local Development
First Lady Brings Funding for Waterlines and Veteran’s Park to Estill County

Press Release Date:	Thursday, January 26, 2006
Contact Information:	Samantha Cook Public Information Officer 1-800-346-5606

First Lady Glenna Fletcher visited Estill County today and presented two checks. Estill County received an Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) grant in the amount of $350,000 for water improvements. Additionally, a $75,000 Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) grant will be used for the Estill County Veterans Memorial Park to purchase the property for the park.

For Complete Story go to:

http://www.kentucky.gov/Newsroom/gold/estillcounty.htm

Estill County Ladies go to casting call for "NBC Fortune" seeking help for the Park.