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The literary landscape in Northern Kentucky these days appears both lush and diverse, and this week we’ll look at a few of its authors who make it so with their recent books.
The University Press of Kentucky announces the launch of Fox Hill Books, a new literary imprint edited by award-winning and bestselling author Silas House. Dedicated to publishing exceptional literature rooted in working-class experiences, Fox Hill Books will elevate emerging voices and spotlight established writers from both urban and rural Appalachia while remaining open to works from beyond the region that align with its mission. The imprint will publish short story collections, poetry, essays, and novels that offer nuanced, authentic depictions of working-class and Appalachian communities, to expand public understanding and complexify the lives of those who are often reduced to stereotypes in mass media.
A national tour combining rodeo competition and live country music is coming to Huntington in January 2027, with a Hawesville-based group on the bill.
Ever visited a house where a movie was filmed?
Justin Thomas is giving Louisville children new opportunities to learn.
The glass here glows at roughly 2,000 degrees, and an artist will shape it into a Christmas ornament in your chosen colors. You get to stand close enough to feel the heat. That’s a holiday craft with some serious attitude. I admire that kids as young as six can...
PokeKon will bring Pokémon fans and collectors to Bowling Green on Nov. 14. The convention offers fans a chance to shop for collectibles, enjoy activities and meet industry professionals and fandom-related celebrities. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the National Corvette Museum Convention Center, and...
A stretch of East Main Street that commuters once rushed through without a second glance is now stopping foot traffic in downtown Louisville. Local artists Damon Thompson, Chris Chappell and Wilfred Sieg III have transformed the underpass between Jackson and Hancock streets into a sprawling mural celebrating the city's history, and officials unveiled the finished work this week.
Bowling Green honored those who served during its annual Veterans Day parade, followed by recognition of three America 250 essay contest winners.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Book lovers gathered at Joseph’s Booksellers at Lexington Green on Saturday, Nov. 7 for the 45th Kentucky Book Festival. The event featured performances, story time for children, an illustration barn, and book signings by a variety of authors. “Whether you’re, you know, an eight-year-old or...
The Muhammad Ali Center held its 13th annual Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards in Louisville on Saturday, November 7. Colin Kaepernick received the Humanitarian of the Year award, according to the Center’s news release. WLKY reported that cast members from “THE GREATEST” also attended the ceremony ahead of Sunday’s screening.
OWENSBORO, Ky. — A new streaming service, MoviVault, will debut Dec. 1 aiming to take Kentucky-made entertainment around the globe, featuring originals like "Rear Ended," and "Bachelor Santa," alongside a growing library of movies, television, and sports. MoviVault is a new subscription streaming service featuring films, series, documentaries, sports,...
Krystal Goodner recently joined as LPM’s All Things Considered host. Get to know the newest voice of local news in Louisville.
Louisville's StageOne Family Theatre has canceled its upcoming production of “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever,” a holiday tradition that has run in the city since 1986, after the organization said financial challenges made it impossible to move forward. The nine planned performances, scheduled for Dec. 5-20, were set to take place at the Bomhard Theater at the Kentucky Center. Young actors from across the Louisville area had already auditioned, earned their roles, and committed to the show before the plug was pulled.
Glasgow will mark Veterans Day with a dinner Nov. 10 and a parade and bench dedication Nov. 11, according to Matt Mutter. He outlined the activities during an interview on WCLU with Todd Steenbergen. The annual Veterans Day dinner will take place Tuesday, Nov. 10, at the National Guard Armory...
On Friday night, Nov. 6, Kurt Vile brought out local legend Ethan Buckler of Slint and King Kong for a performance of the latter band’s “Old Man On The Bridge” during his show at Louisville’s Headliners. Buckler also appeared on Vile’s latest album, Philadelphia's been good to me, contributing backing vocals to lead single “Chance To Bleed.”