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PRIDE awards $587,500 for Spring Cleanup Month
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During PRIDE Spring Cleanup Month in April, PRIDE will award up to $587,500 to local governments in southern and eastern Kentucky to dispose of roadside litter, remove dumps or offer free trash drop-off events. |
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ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION GRANTS: APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE SOON
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Applications for the 2010 PRIDE Environmental Education Grant Program will be available soon.
Please check this site regularly to print the application when it is released. No applications will be mailed. |
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PRIDE septic system grants available for limited time
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For a limited time, low-income homeowners in southern and eastern Kentucky can apply for a PRIDE grant to replace a failing septic system or straight pipe. The grants will pay for installation of a septic system or connection to a public sewer system, if one runs by the home.
Applications will be reviewed on a first-come, first-serve basis. Priority will be given to fully complete applications received before March 3, 2010. |
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Spring Cleanup planning workshops: March 2, 3, 5, 9
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 Do you want a clean, healthy environment for the citizens and tourists of southern and eastern Kentucky? Then please consider taking a lead in your local PRIDE Spring Cleanup Month in April. |
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  PRIDE awards $587,500 for Spring Cleanup Month
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION GRANTS: APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE SOON
PRIDE septic system grants available for limited time
Spring Cleanup planning workshops: March 2, 3, 5, 9
PRIDE/Corps of Engineers Sec. 531 Program: Applications due Jan. 31
Hinkle Contracting cleaned dump for McCreary County with PRIDE
2009 PRIDE Campus of the Year Awards
October is Roadside PRIDE Month
PRIDE Envi Youth Conferences
1 million volunteer hours invested in environment
$355,087 in PRIDE Environmental Education Grants
Rogers Scholars pick up litter at Lake Cumberland
PRIDE welcomes Keeney and Osborne to Board
Donate now for E. Ky. flood victims
Toyota field trips by PRIDE Campuses of the Year
PRIDE educator available to schools next fall
Wal-Mart sponsors Spring Cleanup Month in April
Outdoor Venture Corporation sponsors PRIDE Spring Cleanup
METH LAB SAFETY BRIEFING FOR VOLUNTEERS
Spring Cleanup Month starts at Cumberland Falls
PRIDE Clean Sweep of US 27 on April 17
"PRIDE: A Decade of Difference" on TV
PRIDE announces fall cleanup results, prepares for Spring Cleanup
PRIDE Spring Cleanup funds
Spring Cleanup Workshops: March 9, 10, 12
Spring Cleanup workshops scheduled
Pulaski County's gifted students share PRIDE in schools and Wal-Mart
Rockcastle Co. teen launches recycling in schools
Envi Awards: Videos now online
Corbin Bypass Cleanup kicked off Roadside PRIDE
PRIDE education grants to serve 28,921 students
Mt. Vernon’s new sewer line will protect water supply for 23,000 people
Congressman Rogers sees PRIDE at Mt. Vernon Elementary
Learning from a simulated diesel spill in KY River
PRIDE donates wetland book to libraries
Rogers Scholars clean up with PRIDE
Columbia extends sewer to 85 homes
Rogers Explorers serve community with PRIDE
NOAA scientist dedicates Cold Hill Elementary lab
Science Hill celebrates sewer improvements
Green Month awards given at Earth Day Celebration
Volunteers clean up Cumberland Falls with PRIDE
Earth Day Celebration: Somerset Community College, April 20
PRIDE awards $142,000 for Spring Cleanup
Spring Cleanup Kickoff April 5 at Cumberland Falls
PRIDE Education Grants: Applications due May 16
Wetland Restoration Institute: Applications due April 24
Schools invited to join PRIDE Environmental Ed Outreach Program
Corps spearheads cleanup effort while Lake Cumberland is lower
Environmental educator to lead PRIDE in 2008
Roadside PRIDE Awards announced
PRIDE awards environmental education grants
Pulaski Co. & Somerset Schools join PRIDE Environmental Education Outreach Program
PRIDE funds unique water quality exercise
PRIDE awards on KET and WYMT
Lakis Mavinidis is honored by PRIDE
PRIDE celebrates 10 years, begins new chapter
Engle named to oversee PRIDE initiative; will remain at helm of Operation UNITE
2007 PRIDE officers announced
Southern, Eastern Ky. volunteers show their “Roadside PRIDE”
PRIDE announces $1.7 million in sewer grants to five cities
Free Electronics Recycling Days in Liberty, Mt. Vernon, Somerset
PRIDE Club Project: An Expedition into Your Environmental Past
Be a Friend of Lake Cumberland: Volunteer for Annual Cleanup Sept. 16
PRIDE awards $1 million for community cleanup efforts
PRIDE awards $500,000 for environmental education
PRIDE volunteers top 200,000
PRIDE recognizes environmental excellence
PRIDE Spring Cleanup: April 8-22
$2.3 million awarded for dump cleanups, sewer improvements
Burnside: Sewer system under construction
Harlan: Sewer service on its way to Sunshine
2006 PRIDE officers announced
Roadside PRIDE Awards announced
Free assistance for wastewater treatment system operators
Greensburg: Students release fish to celebrate sewer project
Rogers: $3.8 million in PRIDE Wastewater Construction Grants awarded
October is Roadside PRIDE Month
PRIDE awards $2 million for community cleanup efforts
PRIDE awards $439,733 for environmental education
Rogers: Clean water & drug prevention mean better future for students
150,000+ volunteers cleaned Southern, Eastern Ky.
SWHS students learn to conserve at Chesapeake Bay
PRIDE honors region’s exceptional schools, volunteers and leaders
PRIDE announces nominees for 2005 Envi Awards
Somerset: Sewer service coming to Westgate Subdivision
Hyden: Fish released to celebrate end of sewer project
“PRIDE of the Cumberland” christened
2005 PRIDE SuperGrant & Corps of Engineers Section 531 awards announced
2005 Roadside PRIDE Awards presented
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