Just the facts: All about Warren County
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The trick is determining what’s happening and where. Where’s a peaceful place to go for a walk? How about a nice spot to camp? What about buying locally grown fruit and vegetables?
That’s where the Standard’s annual Fact Book comes in handy. All this, and much more, is available right here in Warren County and you can find out where in the pages of this special section.
A good place to go for a walk would be the newly opened Barren Fork Greenway. There is plenty of camping available at Rock Island State Park. And there’s no place like the Farmer’s Market to get the best fruits, vegetables and flowers around.
If you want to do your part volunteering for the community, there’s a wide selection of civic organizations in Warren County. A list begins on page 28.
If that’s not the type of community information you’re after, the Fact Book also serves as a basic information handbook. If you’re new to town, or just trying to acquaint yourself with where to go for particular city or county services, look no further.
The Fact Book tells you where to go to renew your driver’s license. It tells you where to find the register of deeds office and the property assessor. And if you’re trying to reach your local county commissioner, a complete list has been published on page 16. There are even phone numbers for our state representatives in Nashville and our federal legislators in Washington, D.C.
If you’re curious about the school system, the Fact Book contains listings for every school in this county from elementary on up to community college.
The Fact Book places a wealth of information right at your finger tips. It’s a handy resource to keep near your telephone throughout the year.
So flip through our special publication and get a glimpse of what this great county has to offer. It’s worth reading now and keeping close by for later.