Welcome to McKee, Kentucky, where the spirit of the Appalachian Mountains runs deep and the charm of small-town America is alive and well. Founded in 1810, this historic town is nestled in the heart of Jackson County and is known for its rich history dating back to the Civil War era. With a population of around 5,048, McKee offers a glimpse into the past with its array of well-preserved 19th-century buildings and a strong sense of community. Sister cities include Berea, Kentucky, and Pont-Aven, France, adding an international flair to this quaint Southern gem.
