Catlettsburg, Kentucky - Notable Inhabitants

Notable Inhabitants

  • Nannie Scott Honshell, Ironmaster was born here
  • Billy C. Clark, nationally recognized author of numerous novels including Goodbye Kate, which had its rights sold to The Walt Disney Company
  • Michael Polakovs, the clown who revamped the Ronald McDonald character, lived in this area.
  • Richard Boggs, a celebrity stylist in the television, movie and stage industry. Work has been seen on the hit Lifetime Television series "Drop Dead Diva", Tyler Perry's "Meet the Browns" and "House of Payne", as well as several movies. Celebrity clients have included Brooke Shields, Valerie Harper, Vivica A. Fox, Kris Kristofferson, Natasha Henstridge, LeAnn Rimes, Brooke Elliott and many others. His work has been featured in TV Guide, People, Philly News, Entertainment Tonight, The Beauty LaunchPad, Modern Salon.

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