InTouch with Southern Kentucky April 2020 | Page 9

CALEB LOWNDES I CJ
The Center hosted the International Dinner on Saturday, March 7, 2020.
space that features two spacious
exhibit halls, five modular ball-
rooms, 760-seat theatre, conference
rooms, outdoor patio and lawn, and
full-service kitchen.
Chamber of Commerce luncheons,
theater productions, conventions,
and training programs are just a
sampling of the events and activi-
M arch 2020
ties that take place at the Center.
The Center’s programs large-
ly serve 900,000 residents in a
45-county primary service area in
Southern and Eastern Kentucky, but
Lawson said his team is “committed
to constantly expanding our capa-
bilities” throughout Kentucky and
the nation.
“We have accomplished so much
in twenty-four years,” Lawson said,
“but we still have a lot of work to
do.”
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