RV park underway; new services available soon
Nov. 4—An RV park on Mitchell Creek Road, just a half-mile from Camping World, is set to open in late spring 2024.
Structure framing and infrastructure is underway at The Farm RV Resort and the amenities of this new facility will offer the conveniences of camping with a high-end touch. According to Paula Thompson, executive director of the London Laurel County Economic Development Authority, The Farm RV Resort will offer a fully-stocked convenience store, two swimming pools for campers, outdoor firepits, cornhole areas, a playground, multiple bath houses, two pickleball courts and high speed fiber optic throughout the property. There will be over 150 camp sites available for rent — all furnished with water, electric and sewer.
Sweet and treat lovers will have their heyday soon, with the opening of three new businesses.
—Cakes for Causes is a local non-profit organization located in Dog Patch Trading Center and combines the sweet tooth with local support. This business makes a difference by baking a difference with treats that fuel positive change throughout Southeastern and Central Kentucky. To learn more, visit their Facebook page and get involved in their worthwhile events.
—Local resident Wally Kusiac's popular gourmet caramel apples are sold at The White Lily in London, and he is expanding his line in London as well as with a storefront shop in Fayette Mall in Lexington. The expansion is creating jobs in London, and interested persons can apply by calling 864-0693.
—Paradise Teas is set up by Buff City Soaps off KY 192, but also offers catering services and services for special events. This business is a hand crafted bubble fruit teas and flavored lemonades. Contact them at paradiseteasky@gmail.com.
—Owens Cookie Co. has rebranded and is now operating as This Cookie Co., a home-based business offering homemade cookies for special events — or just to satisfy your sweet tooth. Visit their Facebook page to order.
—As the holidays approach, Jordan Tolliver Events can help plan your get-togethers. The love for planning and bringing people together is the motivation that offers planning for weddings, corporate parties, or special events that can handle the details. Call 606-425-3401 for more information.
—Think outside the box for gifts this year with Mossloaf Studio, a new business partnership that creates artsy items like painting, keychains, jewelry and gifts for any occasion. Visit their Facebook page for samples and pop-up vendor locations.
—Another option for gifts for any occasion is Engraved KY, operated by artisans Charles Slaven and Camden Harris. This duo creates one-of-a-kind wood turned items such as bowls, boards and urns. Their items for sale can be located on Facebook, Instagram or their new Etsy store.
—Gatherings can also be enhanced with Wavy Gravy Dye Co., a new supplier of handmade tie dye. Whether it's T-shirts, hoodies, leggings, or bucket hats for children and adults, this new feature to the local community can accentuate your needs. Follow their social media page for examples and contact information.
—The opening of The Palace on North Main Street has generated bowling leagues as well as individual competition. Strike Force Pro Shop is now open in that location to help with all your bowling equipment needs. Stop by to see their large selection or email strikeforceproshop@yahoo.com.
The winter months are approaching and preparing your home and property is often a necessity overlooked until emergencies occur. London and Laurel County have several new services to assist in those efforts.
—DLP Climate Storage Units are now available at 212 Armory Street and offer a well-lit location with durable fencing, security cameras, heavy duty locks and steel doors. Store your special decorations or home and business items with a company you can trust. Visit their website at www.dlpstorageky.com or call 877-5019.
—Shingle Savers in London is ready to revive your shingles and remove black algae stains without the cost of replacing shingles. Their soft washing presents a curb appeal by removing dirt, growth and moss from your roof. Call David at 606-401-1236 for information.
—Daylight to Dark LLC is an auto, commercial and residential tinting company that will locate at 1844 North Laurel Road near Pittsburg Marine in early December. Call 606-712-4199 for more information.
—For your lawn care needs, Lawn Masters can provide services year-round. Commercial or residential leaf removal, mowing, trimming, pruning, weed eating and more can keep your property eye perfect 12 months a year. Call Clyde Pennington at 606 224-4492 or Travis Harris at 606 231-7637 for a free estimate.
—JLC Plumbing, with Master Plumber Jeff Colwell, can help with all your plumbing needs, whether it involves rough in or remodeling to residential plumbing repair. Contact him at 606-231-2517.
—T & T Heating and Air Condition can help with heating, ventilation and air conditioning services in the London area. Call Lloyd Tolbert at 606-682-2930 for more information.
—If decluttering is a concern, Junkyard Dog Junk Removal may be the answer. Whether it's to haul off junk, clean out a garage or other issues, contact them at 606-401-1236.
