SB-102. Robertson County. See Entry No. 777 for an explanation.

Sherman A. Brown

October 17 at 8:11am · 

#102 is ROBERTSON COUNTY (named for George Robertson; county seat is Mount Olivet). Where do you eat & who do you visit? ‪#‎KY120Game‬

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• Charlotte Flanary and 3 others like this.
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  Charlotte Flanary I got nothing.

  October 17 at 8:16am · Like · 1
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  Steve Brown I thought I knew most of our county names but did not know this one.

  October 17 at 8:23am · Like · 1
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  Travis M. Scott I have driven through Robertson County, but I have yet to stop in Mount Olivet.

  October 17 at 8:27am · Like · 1
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  Matt Osborne No offense to anyone from there, but shouldn't Robertson be the poster child for consolidation? The county is tiny and has only 2,000 residents yet they just completed a $3.3 million judicial center...
  
  Sorry. I'm a little snarky this morning.

  October 17 at 8:34am · Unlike · 4
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  Steve Brown I just looked up and found following. Smallest county in Ky by both population and area. Which means it's probably a very nice place to live and chill. No really all that far from Northern Ky area.

  October 17 at 8:35am · Like · 1
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  Wes Wright Blue Licks Battlefield State Park is in Robertson County, not in Mt. Olivet per se, but it counts. So I'll go with the state park restaurant. As for people, it's been more than 10 years since my work took me there, so I ain't got nobody, nobody.

  October 17 at 8:46am · Unlike · 3
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  Sherman A. Brown I was there in 2002 with Wes for Congressman Lucas. We ate at a local pizza place with our staff, but I don't remember the name. And I stopped back there in 2011 while on the road for Gov. Beshear's campaign. I can't remember the name of the restaurant.

  October 17 at 8:50am · Like
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  Travis M. Scott Robertson/Bracken Consolidation would make room for Katie Mueller's RRG County: just saying.

  October 17 at 8:51am · Edited · Like · 3
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  Marisa FitzGerald Aull Definitely stop by the state park to eat - best buffet at a state park hands down!

  October 17 at 9:46am · Like · 3
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  Lauren Elizabeth Ingram The Blue Licks Battlefield is worth a visit, for the buffet if nothing else. Also an interesting chapter in KY history--it is the site of a Revolutionary War battlefield. The war was over, but word hasn't gotten as far West as Ky yet.

  October 17 at 10:07am · Like · 2
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  Katie Mueller Aside from it becoming part of my extended Mueller-Stumbo for Mayor/vice mayor of RRG County campaign, I went to Robertson County once with my dad while he was doing some story. That's...all I've got.

  October 17 at 10:28am · Like · 1