Good News Homes was established in 1998 by what was then known as the Sulpher Fork Baptist Association now known as the North Central Baptist Network.  In 2001, GNH became its own 501 (c)3.   Good News began with a mobile home with one family and expanded in 2002 and 2005 to two transitional apartment buildings which were constructed with the help of approximately 80 members of the Baptist Builders, a group of volunteers from Oldham, Trimble, and surrounding counties.   Now Good News Homes could house eight families.  Further housing expanded in 2009 with the donation of the Wiano House in the Lakewood Valley area and the acquistion of RoseHaven Home for Women and Children which expanded housing to thirteen families in Good News Homes’ owned properties.  In 2021, Good News Homes closed RoseHaven and sold the property, but then acquired a property at the corner of Anchor Avenue and Dawkins Rd.  Funding from the Inasmuch Fund by the Smith-Bottorff family allowed us to purchase and remodel the property.  Daily volunteers clocked many house to rehabilitate the six unit two-bedroom property to completion in 2022.  Good News Homes’ housing then expanded to fourteen transitional housing units and three permanent housing units.