Etta’s catering service, specials occasion , weddings and party

10/27/2023

10/27/2023

The thanksgiving season is just Around the corner, so let me help you with your dinner .smoked turkey with sides or a smoked ham with sides , message me or call and I ll put you on the list .634-7832

09/12/2023

I have some pulled pork if anyone is interested in sampling it . I smoked it yesterday. If interested I can meet you at the shop 😋

09/12/2023

Yum ! Low country boil 😋

09/12/2023

Making pumpkin rolls if anyone needs any , 15 .00 without nuts and 17 .00 with nuts 🎃

09/12/2023

Smoked cream cheese is the bomb 🤩

09/12/2023

Cranberry pecan chicken salad , wanting something different to eat to wear down these winter blues . 🥐yum with a roll or yes by it’s self 😋

03/21/2023

03/21/2023

I hope this becomes a trend!

03/21/2023

It’s a pulled pork time of year , delicious to have on hand for a quick meal or snack . Place uour order today , Easter is around the corner, place uour order for uour Turkey. Ham. Ribs or a delicious prim rib and sides . Happy Spring y’all 😍

11/24/2022

11/24/2022

It’s Thanksgiving week shine family. A perfect time to stock up on our Apple Pie and Blackberry moonshine to make our Apple Shine Cider for the grownups.

Crockpot
2 Gallons Apple Cider
1 Jar Kentucky Mist Apple Pie Moonshine
Mulling spice pack
1/4 jar of Kentucky Mist Blackberry Moonshine
Heat acquired temp

Thank us later. 🦃🇺🇸

11/02/2022

10/29/2022

RESIDENTS REMINDED TO MOVE ELIGIBLE DEBRIS TO RIGHT OF WAY BY NOV. 1 FOR PICKUP. NOTE THAT PICKUP SCHEDULE CHANGES THROUGH HALLOWEEN

In the interest of public safety, contracted crews collecting eligible flood debris in Letcher County and other eastern Kentucky counties will alter plans during the Halloween weekend when more pedestrian traffic is expected. Right of way debris collections will be paused Saturday, Oct. 29, through Monday, Oct. 31. Waterway debris removal crews will stop hauling debris from streams to Debris Management Sites by 2 p.m. each day, Saturday through Monday.

“Safety is our No. 1 priority,” Kentucky Transportation Secretary Jim Gray said. “So, out of an abundance of caution, the large vehicles being used for debris collection will be kept off roadways throughout the Halloween weekend, when large numbers of children are likely to be roaming from house to house for trick or treat.”

As a reminder, residents are asked to move any remaining eligible, unbagged debris to state or county rights of way by Tuesday, Nov. 1. Starting Nov. 1, crews will resume operations and spend two weeks making final rounds to collect debris in the following counties: Breathitt, Clay, Floyd, Knott, Letcher, Perry and Pike. Likewise, designated community drop-off sites will be closing.

To date, crews have removed a total of 388,000 tons of debris from waterways and right of way.

Eligible Debris Guidance
Under the cabinet’s contract with AshBritt, residents can place most types of flood debris on the right of way in front of their homes for pickup by AshBritt trucks and crews.
Debris eligible for pickup include:
• Flood damaged materials – non-recyclable materials such as drywall, asphalt shingles, sinks, tubs and floor tiles; non-recyclable building contents and personal items, such as carpeting and rugs, furniture and clothing.
• Electronic waste – electrical or electronic devices such as TVs, computers, printers, radios and small appliances.
• Household hazardous waste – paints, cleaners, oils, batteries and pesticides. They must be in a secured container and not leaking in any way. However, nothing can be bagged.
• White goods – large appliances such as stoves, refrigerators, freezers, washing machines and dryers. Residents are cautioned to follow local government guidelines for disposal of refrigerators, which must be free of rotted food if placed outside for pickup.
• Vegetative materials – debris from trees, limbs, brush, leaves.
Debris not eligible for pickup include:
• Demolition materials – If more than one wall of a structure is standing and not in immediate danger of collapsing, it is considered demolition and not debris. This includes destroyed houses, mobile or manufactured homes, sheds, barns, shops, carports, and garages.
• Commercial property debris – Pertains to debris from business and commercial properties such as mobile home parks, industrial parks, cemeteries, apartments and golf courses.
• Private property debris – Debris on private ground that would require crews to get onto private property to collect. This also includes debris that does not pose an immediate threat to the health and safety of the general public.
• Bagged debris of any kind.
• Common household trash and recyclables.
Kentuckians with demolition materials, commercial or private property debris may contact their county fiscal court to learn whether they qualify for and can seek individualized FEMA approval for the collection of those items.

10/29/2022

Let me help you with your holiday meals . I can do anything you want . Smoked meats . sides , salads . Anything that is available anywhere else . I can do it better . Your meal for funerals , baby showers , household showers . Thanksgiving, Christmas,birthdays . Just call me and I’ll do my best to fix you up .@ 634-7832

07/21/2022

This isn’t a sales sight , please stop posting stuff you have for sale and houses for rent . This is an add for my catering services, thanks

06/17/2022

Make your appointment today to get professionally done acrylics , gel polish and acrylic dipping powders . With 30 years of experience, 606-633-8811

05/10/2022

Had a order for some chicken salad last night .

Cranberry pecan chicken salad , wanting something different to eat to wear down these winter blues . 🥐yum with a roll or yes by it’s self 😋

03/07/2022

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