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Category Archives: Middle Fork
The Cut-Through’s First Test
The Flood of 1957 was long remembered as one of Breathitt County’s worst. Experts said that the new Jackson Cut-Through helped save much of the town. Hazard did not fare so well. Continue reading
Posted in Breathitt County, Disasters, Flood, Kentucky River, Middle Fork
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