About CRR

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The Cynthiana Rod Run was built on passion—passion for classic cars, small-town pride, and the belief that events like this can do more than entertain. Over the years, the Rod Run has become a staple in the community, welcoming car enthusiasts, families, local businesses, and visitors from across the region.

As the event has grown, so has its purpose. Today, the Cynthiana Rod Run is proud to operate as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, using the success of the event to support scholarships, community initiatives, and charitable causes that strengthen our region.

The Cynthiana Rod Run is led by a dedicated volunteer committee committed to preserving the heart of this event while continuing to grow its impact. Each member brings time, talent, and passion to ensure the Rod Run remains organized, welcoming, and meaningful for everyone involved.

We are proud to serve our community and grateful for the support that makes this event possible.

Pictured above in no particular order is: James Frederick, Sandy Frederick, Tommy Watkins, Kevin Florence, Ollie Taylor, Johnny Bell, Jo Ann Snapp, Josh Carter, Chris Taylor, Melissa House, James House, Kevin Bills, Judy Bills, George Rose, Carol Ann Doyle, John Doyle, Roger Schneider, Donna Gayle Northcutt, Frank Arcari 

Not pictured: 

Jessy Taylor, Cathy Hime, Bobby Himes, Katie Keely, Dez Anderson, Karen Taylor, Buddy Taylor, Jeff Grose, Phillip Nickerson, Gary Fryman, Karen Fryman, Jimbo Davis, and Jamie Eubanks.