Floral Arrangements Sent to Residents of Grayson, KY

Grayson is a home-rule class city located in Carter County in Kentucky on interstate 64 and US Route 69. The town is situated approximately 21 miles west of Ashland. The city has over five thousand residents and is closely associated with the nearby city of Huntington-Ashland. After the opening of Interstate 64, the city has grown in size. The city's commercial sector has grown over the years to serve Interstate 64, and the city's residential sector has also witnessed significant growth. In addition, the presence of the Interstate has made the trip to and from Ashland faster and easier.

Education in Grayson

George Washington's Aide de Camp Col. William Grayson was given more than seven thousand acres of land for his service during the Revolutionary War. A small portion of the land was later set aside to develop a town to be named after him. In its initial years, the city had eighty lots and five streets. The city was established by the State General Assembly in 1844 and was later incorporated in 1860. Grayson served as a stop for the Eastern Kentucky Railway. The Carter County School District serves the city. The schools located in the town include Prichard Elementary School, Heritage Elementary School, East Carter Middle School, and a campus of Kentucky Christian University. The city has a library, a branch of the County Public Library. Avas Flowers offers delivery of flowers to all schools in the town at a very affordable price, we provide various packages and a range of floral collections, and our customer service representatives are available to assist in choosing your preferred floral arrangement. You can visit our website for more information.

The following are some of the notable personalities that are from the town, namely Jill York, a member of the Kentucky House of Representatives, Charlie Borders a former Kentucky State Senator, Montana Fouts an All American softball pitcher for the University of Alabama, and Jason Smith chef and TV personality, Robin L. Webb, who is a Kentucky State Senator and former Kentucky State Representative.