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The Way to Kentucky's Heart
Cookbooks provide insight into our Commonwealth's culinary culture more »
Apr 17, 2014 Rachael Guadagni Featured
50 to 1
A long-shot movie tribute to a longer-shot horse more »
Mar 28, 2014 Stephen M. Vest Arts & Entertainment (8 Comments)
photo by Kristin Barlowe
The Best Men Win
When kids grow up with something to prove, they can become stubborn and a bit hardheaded. But when those kids grow up to be adults who want to make a living as musicians … well, they just might become superstars. So goes the story of Sundy Best. more »
Feb 25, 2014 Tricia Despres Music (2 Comments)
Sharp-Dressed Brew
The Pretentious Beer Glass Company’s handcrafted creations give the drink its due more »
Feb 25, 2014 Laura Coleman Pritchard Arts & Entertainment
Jesse Stuart: A Man of the Country, a Man of the World
Forever connected to the classrooms of Greenup County, beloved Kentucky author Jesse Stuart also taught students and audiences in the far corners of the world. more »
Jan 18, 2013 Robbie Clark People (5 Comments)
The Original Hollywood Hunk
Victor Mature was the biggest male star of Hollywood's Golden Age to hail from Kentucky. more »
Jan 28, 2014 Roger Fristoe People (1 Comments)
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Growing Hope, One Hero at a Time
Veterans transition to civilian life and cultivate a sense of purpose by farming more »
Oct 21, 2013 Kristy Robinson Horine People
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A Long Tradition
Contemporary craftsmen uphold the artistry and history of Kentucky’s namesake rifle more »
Feb 20, 2013 Sean Patrick Hill | CULTURE |
Freedom Fight
Kentuckians crusade against human trafficking and slavery in the Commonwealth more »
Jul 22, 2013 Ron Soodalter | CULTURE |
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Candy Men
Three confectioners mix it with love and make Kentucky - and the world - taste good. more »
Jan 21, 2014 Kim Butterweck People
Kentuckians on the Titanic
A presidential military aide and an ophthalmologist were among the unlucky on the RMS Titanic more »
Sep 20, 2013 Stephen M. Vest History
Hell Along the Border
The bloody saga of mass murderer and Confederate guerilla Champ Ferguson more »
Oct 10, 2012 Ron Soodalter People
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Stories in a Click
The Louie B. Nunn Center for Oral History at the University of Kentucky preserves the stories of our Commonwealth and its people. more »
Aug 19, 2013 Kristy Robinson Horine History
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Strike Up the Bands
Musicians find their rhythm and create the sweet harmony of community more »
Jun 26, 2013 Kristy Robinson Horine Music
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Speed of Life
Owensboro artist Aaron Kizer is on a crusade to wring significance from life's trials and triumphs. more »
May 20, 2013 Kim Butterweck People (1 Comments)
“If Moonshine Don’t Kill Me …”
Kentucky White Lightning in Song, Story and Fact more »
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