Keep on Shinin'
Owensboro educators, advocates and students carry the torch of bluegrass music’s legacy
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The Food Renaissance in New Louisville
Restaurants invigorate commerce and culture in the city's NuLu District more »
Apr 26, 2013 by Sean Patrick Hill in Featured
When Cabela’s Comes to Town
A mecca for the outdoors-minded, Cabela's opened its first Kentucky store in April. more »
May 15, 2013 by Gary Garth in Field Notes
Shore Lunches
Although the fare may not always be happily recalled, the fishing trip memories are. more »
Apr 26, 2013 by Gary Garth in Field Notes
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Springtime Aglow
Blooms shine along the Paducah Dogwood Trail more »
Mar 25, 2013 by Jackie Hollenkamp Bentley in Places (2 Comments)
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Preserving Jesse Stuart's Legacy
Housed in a stately former post office in downtown Ashland, the Jesse Stuart Foundation fulfills many literary services to regional writers and their fans. more »
Jan 18, 2013 in Places (1 Comments)
All-Terrain Escapism
Ready to rev your way across the hundreds of miles of Kentucky ATV trails? Here are a few places where you can begin your escapist adventures. more »
Feb 20, 2013 by Kim Butterweck in Places
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Bluegrass Brewskis
Bourbon isn't the only libation worthy of its own tourism trail and celebratory events. The craft beer movement is burgeoning in Kentucky. more »
Feb 20, 2013 by Kim Butterweck in Places
Art Thrives in the Hills
Housed in a courthouse building that was constructed in 1899, the Rowan County Arts Center serves the community as a base of artistic activity. more »
Creative Conservation
Frankfort’s Josephine Sculpture Park blends rural beauty with artistic vision. more »
Sep 17, 2012 by Jackie Hollenkamp Bentley in Places
Star Struck
Nighttime skies stir wonder across the Commonwealth. more »
Feb 22, 2012 by Jackie Hollenkamp Bentley in | EXPLORE |
Trail Mix
6 hikes—from scenic stroll to arduous trek—provide a taste of the magnificence and history of Red River Gorge. more »
Oct 10, 2012 by Sean Patrick Hill in Places
Tasty Tours
Louisville's City Taste Tours and Lexington's Bleu Plate Tours serve up culinary and culture. more »
Jul 27, 2012 by Jackie Hollenkamp Bentley in Places
The Big End
Gary's must-see-before-the-reckoning spots: Cumberland Gap and Swan Lake. more »
Dec 20, 2012 by Gary Garth in Field Notes
Bourbon Bent and Trail Bound
Writer Brent Owen makes a spirited trek along Louisville’s Urban Bourbon Trail. more »
Sep 17, 2012 by Brent Owen in Places
Courting Brookies
“When it’s all said and done, I think brook trout are my favorite fish.” — from Even Brook Trout Get the Blues by John Gierach more »
Oct 10, 2012 by Gary Garth in Field Notes
Field Notes
Kentributor Gary Garth shares his love of and enthusiasm for the great Kentucky outdoors with insights on hiking, camping, fishing and hunting, along with occasional glimpses into his role of devoted husband and father of twin daughters.
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Kentucky A-Z
Kentucky A-Z: A Bluegrass Travel Memoir by Amanda Hervey. From Amandaville to Zachariah, Kentucky Monthly sent her in search of stories, only to find her own. Purchase here.
