Community of Tradesmen
Summary
I interviewed Keagan to find out what he best likes about his community. Keagan likes the small town feel but still likes to be close to bigger citys.
Keagen grew up in Flemingsburg, Kentucky, and he loves the town for its mix of industry and farming. Though he’s not a farmer, he appreciates how close the town is to power plants and factories, giving people plenty of work opportunities. It’s common for him to bump into someone from Flemingsburg, whether he’s working in town or out on the road, because so many locals are skilled tradespeople.
What makes Flemingsburg stand out to Keagen is how it’s always growing. There’s always someone starting something new, and the people are friendly and willing to help each other out. Keagen also enjoys the quiet of small-town life, with bigger cities nearby when he needs something.
If Keagen ever left Flemingsburg, he’d pick Wyoming. He’s drawn to its small towns and mountains, which remind him of the peacefulness he enjoys in Flemingsburg.
Keagen is proud of his hometown, where hard work and community always come first.
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