Henderson’s moving Memorial Day service is the work of a small army of volunteers from all walks of life

Midway University’s Equine Studies program marks 50 years of hands-on learning to prepare students for horse industry careers

The following story was written by Jesse Stuart. It is the story behind the construction of Ky. 784, which runs along Dummitt Ridge in Greenup County. The road was envisioned by William “Bill” Adkins, who was the county judge in the 1950s. Thanks to Bill’s son, Gary Adkins of Richmond, for sharing this with Kentucky […]

Bowling Green will host a weeklong festival to honor the native son who modernized American dining

For a Louisville mother and daughter, a traditional family treat evolved into a popular pickle product

The Filson Historical Society remains true to its mission of preserving and sharing Kentucky history while expanding its reach

Louisville entrepreneurs produce ready-to-sip mixed drinks

From sweet to dry, Henderson County’s Boucherie Vineyards & Winery produces wine to appeal to a variety of tastes

Entrepreneur Matti Anttila resurrects a popular 19th-century Kentucky bourbon

The conversation turned to trout fishing and where we might soon rendezvous for an upcoming trip. My first thought was the Cumberland River tailwater, but the recent generation schedule had been unfriendly to wading anglers and shore-bound fishermen, which we would be.