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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
Sarah Dills
Inventory
Multigenerational, small town grocery store builds reputation one product at a time more »
Apr 26, 2013 by Sarah Dills in Featured
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Life on the Backside
Against the backdrop of the historic Twin Spires, more than 500 people live, work and create a community more »
Mar 25, 2013 by Jayne Moore Waldrop in People
Wagner's Pharmacy
Old Guys and Their Coffee
A big city diner revives small town memories. more »
Mar 14, 2013 by Dana McMahan in 120 Eats (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 »
Tasting History at Baker-Bird Winery
In the 1870s, tiny Bracken County was the nation’s leading wine producer, squeezing more than 30,000 gallons annually. At the center of the enterprise was Abraham Baker Jr., who, prior to 1853, built what is today the Baker-Bird Winery. more »
Feb 7, 2013 by Stephen M. Vest in Places
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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)
Creative Conservation
Frankfort’s Josephine Sculpture Park blends rural beauty with artistic vision. more »
Sep 17, 2012 by Jackie Hollenkamp Bentley in Places
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
Retreat, Relax, Reboot
Taylorsville's Edgewater Resort gives visitors a do-over with its Reboot Retreat. You can transform your stress-filled, debt-burdened, high-fat eating lives within five days along the shores of the Spencer County lake. more »
Jul 27, 2012 by Jackie Hollenkamp Bentley in Featured
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
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