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About Logan County, Kentucky
Logan County, KY is located just southeast of Bowling Green on the Tennessee border, and is a great place to live, work, and relax. With a pleasant climate, loads of outdoor activities, and a heavy dose of Kentucky hospitality, Logan County is the type of place where you'll feel like part of the community from the moment you move into your new home. It's also a place with a truly remarkable history, named for influential Revolutionary War veteran Benjamin Logan and is the site of a duel involving Andrew Jackson, who would later go on to serve two terms as President of the United States. Past and present meet in the fascinating, friendly towns of Logan County. Start shopping for Logan County, KY real estate.
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The estimated population of Logan County checks in at 26,867, and the majority live in areas classified as rural. Residents here enjoy a very low cost of living, to go along with competitive median income and home value averages. A strong majority of Logan County residents live in family homes, and the community has a very neighborly atmosphere. Russellville is the county seat of Logan County, and is home to just under 7,000 of the county's residents. The Logan County Chamber of Commerce plays a very active role in civic life. In addition to supporting local businesses, the Chamber offers plenty of useful resources to help you get comfortable in your new hometown. Architecture in the area ranges from classic colonial homes to new construction set on peaceful, wooded lots. Browse Logan County homes for sale by city.
Schools & Education
The county is home to six public schools in total, all of which are part of the Logan County Schools District. These schools have an excellent reputation among parents, students, and school ratings services. Area elementary schools are especially well-regarded, with Auburn, Adairville, Chandlers, and Olmstead elementary schools leading the way. There are a number of strong higher education options nearby, including Western Kentucky University, Austin Peay State University, and Hopkinsville Community College.
Employment Opportunities
One of the unique things about Logan County's Chamber of Commerce is that it's open to everyone, so individuals and retirees are more than welcome to get involved. The Logan County Economic Alliance for Development also plays an important role in supporting small businesses. Logan County's most active industries include production, manufacturing, and agriculture, so this is a great place to live if you enjoy working with your hands.
Recreation & Entertainment
If you enjoy spending time on the water or walking scenic wooded trails, you'll definitely want to make time for the beautiful Lake Malone State Park. The park also includes some great fishing spots, swimming areas, and a large campground for spending evenings under the stars. History comes alive at the Red River Meeting House, which hosted one of the country's first religious camps in 1800, and played an important role in the Second Great Awakening. The South Union Shaker Village is also a fascinating place to visit, preserving the history of the Shaker Society. When you're in the mood for a bite to eat or a bit of shopping, Logan County's vibrant small business community has something to suit every taste.
Logan County, KY Real Estate Services
The best towns in Kentucky are just waiting to welcome you to the community. Contact our team at Crye-Leike Executive Realty to start shopping for homes for sale in Logan County, KY today!
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