G&G&Sons apartment complex maintenance technician, Keith Riley, makes a phone call to his mother from a neighbors phone fished over the second story balcony. "It's down to earth," said Riley about the complex. "No one tries to be better than anyone else. We're here all making a living...getting by."Bryan Hill of Madisonville naps under a hair dryer to after getting his hair cut. Bryan, 8, was waiting for his mother and grandmother to finish their hair appointments at the Snooty Fox beauty salon. Ethan Brown, 10, of Belton, Ky., wrestles his shirt sleeve away from 1 -year-old Labrador, Abygus (aka Gus) while hanging out in Gus's Sports Club in Madisonville Friday evening. The 24-hour sports club, owned by his father, David, and the dog's name stem from a dog previously owned by David. "(The dog) is the manager," says Ethan, who hangs out at the business with the two every weekend. "It's kind of my dad's dog but she loves me more than she loves him."
Robin Mohon (right), 44, of Central City, Ky, looks to set up an appointment following a color treatment by Terri Cox (left), 39, of Madisonville, Ky, at Snooty Fox beauty salon in Madisonville.
Snooty Fox beauty salon hair stylist, Terri Cox, 39, of Greenvile, Ky, works on a customers hair at Snooty Fox beauty salon in Madisonville, Ky.Terri Cox, 39, of Greenville, Ky, carries her twin 8 month girls, Emma and Olivia, while dropping them off at Nanny's House day care in Greenville with her other daughter, Elizabeth (left), 4, before heading to work at Snooty Fox beauty salon in Madisonville where she works as a hair stylist. "I wouldn't change any of it though. I wouldn't change anything. Not where I work, not where I live and not having the kids I have," said Terri.
Elizabeth Cox, 4, of Greenville, Ky, clings to her mother, Terri (right), 39, while wanting her to stay longer as she is dropped off at Nanny's House day care in Greenville before heading to work for the day at Snooty Fox beauty salon in Madisonville where she works as a hair stylist. Terri Cox (left), 39, of Greenville, Ky, looks through a bag of baby clothes brought in by co-worker, Jamie Smith, 46, of Nortonville, Ky, to give to her twin 8 month girls, Emma and Olivia, while taking a break between appointments at Snooty Fox beauty salon in Madisonville where she works as a hair stylist. Just past Elliot Memorial Gardens cemetary in Madisonville, Ky, lies G&G&Sons apartment complex, a place where many call home and have come from several backgrounds to form a "family". Georgia Gilbert hoists her grandaughter, Katelyn, 2, of White Plains, Ky, on her shoulder as she surfs the internet in the office of G&G&Sons apartment complex in Madisonville that she owns along with her husband, Gerald (right), while babysitting her for their daughter-in-law. The Gilberts, originally of Exeter, CA, moved to Madisonville after returning a borrowed car for her mother to Kentucky. Gerald quit his job and retired after they found a house in Kentucky and shortly after they purchased the buildings.
