The Center For Rural Development — Attraction in Somerset

This place has so much potential. It has many activities, however I believe it could reach out to the Arts & Crafts Community more. They could have woodworking, quilting, and classes or demonstrations in the Arts. I'm retired and would love classes in the arts, or training on the computer for all ages. No one on the area teaches Graphic Design, Photo Shop, or a lot of the skills that many individuals don't have. Most of the time it's a large building not living up to its potential. The community has many artists that could offer classes for all ages; classes on quilting, basket weaving, oil painting, Watercolor classes, Acrylic Classes. They could even invite Decorative Painters to visit Somerset, similar to the Heart of Ohio Convention held by Decorative Painters. Imagine inviting A representative to come and teach Scrapbook classes, from Cricut, Sizzix, Tim Holyz, and all the company's that...

This was another of Harold Rogers pork spending that he has always brought to Pulaski County.I don't know which is more humorous,this moment to a greedy narcisist politician or taking an old jalopy and jumping over a pool of water in downtown Somerset.Wgen the gullible tourists come to visit they can check out our half empty mall that unlike a real city like Radcliff which has less than half the population of Pulaski County but still has a Macy's,Target,and a Nordstrom Rack and doesn't have to use cheap theatrics and gimmicks to draw in the tourists and rob them of their money.Of course they have real civic leaders with more than one brain cell to operate their economy with though.This is just another building that really serves no real purpose other than for an insecure politician and his local gullible population to say hey look at how we waste money on the...

When i bought my tickets for Love Letters, I expressed my concern about being able to hear the play to the lady at the front desk. I told her I had a real problem with my hearing and was afraid my seats were too far from the stage. She assured me every seat in the auditorium afforded excellent sound and I would not have any problem. Well, she was either so eager to sell those two tickets she was not honest with me, she didn't know what she was talking about or she just didn't care. My friend and I left at the intermission because i could not hear one word of the dialogue!! I tried turning up my hearing aids but even that didn't help. I wasted $60!! I will definitely think twice before attending another event there. What a...