Black Mountain
Walk for a Sustainable Future
A 14-day walk from Prestonsburg to Frankfort organized by Footprints for Peace.
Not 'frivolous' for state to save Benham, Lynch
In 1999, the then-Gov. Paul Patton administration was part of a negotiated settlement in which the state paid $4.2 million for the timber and coal rights to preserve the state's highest peak. Extending the protection farther down Black Mountain would protect the state's earlier investment. Instead, the Beshear administration found local efforts to do just that "frivolous."
Benham and Lynch Speak Out About Another Proposed Mine
Twenty-five residents and supporters of Benham and Lynch spoke out at a permit conference with the Division of Mine Permits (including Director Allen Luttrell) regarding another proposed mine that could threaten their community.
Black Mountain, Benham and Lynch make endangered list
Today the National Trust for Historic Preservation named Black Mountain and the surrounding communities of Benham and Lynch one of the Page
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