Shelbyville – Gallrein Farms
Gallrein Farms outside of Shelbyville looks like any other family farm from the main road. A small white board that reads Pumpkins hangs under the farm logo sign off the roadside. Three hay bales...
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Stanton – Red River Gorge
Something wild is happening at Red River Gorge. Tiny wildflowers are poking out of the ground all of a sudden. Green is making its way back into the trees. And the hikers! Hikers by the...
Louisville – Roots 101 African American Museum
“If I do forget, if I do not faithfully remember those bleeding children of sorrow this day, “may my right hand forget her cunning, and may my tongue cleave to the roof of my...
Lexington – Waveland State Historic Site
“Arsenic and Old Lace” is a black comedy about two murdering aunts and their arsenic-laced wine that’s been performed and shown the world over. It might be the one tale that made arsenic poisoning,...
Frankfort – Cove Spring Park
Black cherry, boxelder, and sycamore call Cove Spring Park home. So do Ohio buckeye, sugar maple, cottonwood, and a forest of other beauties rooted in this central Kentucky public park and nature preserve. Hikers...
Mt. Sterling – The Ghost Walk
It’s a dark and cold October night in Mt. Sterling as the flash of cell phone cameras follow the green dot of a laser pointer along a downtown sidewalk. Those of us snapping photos...
Frankfort – Josephine Sculpture Park
It looks like any other family farm at first glance: a narrow gravel lane, fields of tall grass, a weathered barn, a farmhouse. But look closely. Soon you’ll see the sculpture. It’s all around...
