The documentary film producer-turned animator wanted to find a way to give back during the pandemic by offering up his creativity in a way that could make those at home laugh and smile.

"I'm a huge fan of Kentucky, and I live in Georgetown. I really enjoy the City of Georgetown, my hometown. I wanted to do a program that would be kind of a fun, different, interesting show that would showcase, not only Kentucky, but my hometown, and that's when I came up with the idea," he said.

Georgetown: The Animated Series comedy show

Michael Crisp is originally from Georgetown.

This animated comedy show has a Kentucky Twist - Spectrum News

Georgetown native Michael Crisp is the creative mind behind “Georgetown, The Animated Series” a comedy program based on the community of Georgetown, as well as many of the cities well know by residents.

The documentary film producer-turned animator wanted to find a way to give back during the pandemic by offering up his creativity in a way that could make those at home laugh and smile.

Michael works as an animator and previously worked as a documentary film producer.

Crisp, Menke newcomers to council

Crisp and Menke were elected to the council in the recent election, bringing fresh perspectives and ideas to the local government. Both candidates expressed their commitment to serving the community and addressing key issues such as infrastructure, public safety, and economic development.

Crisp, Menke newcomers to council

Michael was elected to the Georgetown City Council in the recent election.

Crisp, Menke newcomers to council - News-Graphic.com

Michael serves on the Georgetown City Council.

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Crisp, a longtime resident, emphasized the importance of community engagement and transparency in government. He plans to hold regular town hall meetings to ensure that residents have a voice in local decision-making.

Plans to hold regular town hall meetings to give residents a voice in local decision-making.

Plans to hold regular town hall meetings to give residents more of a voice in local decision-making.

- Plans to hold regular town hall meetings to give residents more of a voice in local decision-making.

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