Paddle Williamstown is a good way to show off community

Williamstown Mayor Rick Skinner has a good idea and that’s to show the largest lake in Northern Kentucky to folks who enjoy kayaks and canoes.

So from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m this Saturday, Aug. 27, the lake will be closed to motorized traffic for the first and hopefully, not the last, Paddle Williamstown.

The event features races, a poker run, Mayor’s brunch and activities for the kids. It should be a good time, weather permitting.
If you go to the event, here’s a few ideas that might make your participation more enjoyable:

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