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Bloomington has budgeted $125,000 for public art at the Miller-Showers Park gateway. In case the decision makers need another two cents: Don’t put the art next to the road. Put it right in the pavement. If a piece of visual art is spectacular, in all the ways public art...
Carroll County will celebrate the completion of the Carroll County Courthouse Clock Tower Restoration Project on Tuesday. The event will mark the completion of a stabilization and preservation effort focused on protecting one of Carrollton’s most recognizable landmarks and the historic building that continues to serve the county.
Dozens of artists will fill The Commons in Columbus on Saturday for the 21st annual Déjà Vu Art and Fine Craft Show, a juried event built entirely around turning castoff materials into finished art. The show runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 300 Washington St., and admission is free.
It was a stroke of luck—bad luck—that got Muhammad Ali into the ring for the first time. The Louisville, Kentucky, native was 12 years old when his brand-new bicycle was stolen. The police officer to whom Ali reported the theft happened to own a boxing gym—and became his first coach.
Saturday, Dec. 5, 2026, is the day to circle in Nashville, Ind. Breakfast with Santa, the Brown County Christkindl Market, a free light trail and the Salvation Army Light Parade all fall on that one day, about an hour south of Indianapolis. The market runs three days, Dec. 4 to...
Abraham Lincoln’s parents got married in a little cabin that now sits inside a protective brick building. That cabin is just one stop in a town packed with frontier stories. A full-size replica fort stands nearby, built to match the one raised here in 1774. Costumed interpreters work at the fort in season, showing off skills like blacksmithing, weaving, and quilting.
One tee shot in eastern Kentucky drops about 220 feet to the ground below. That’s roughly the height of a 20-story building, and I honestly can’t stop thinking about where that ball lands. Another course on my list sits on the only island in the entire Kentucky State...
Times are tough for many Americans, especially when it comes to housing options. As more and more people can’t afford rent, one TikTok page is showing the reality many homeless people face in the U.S. They recently recorded a Kentucky man showing what happened when he tried to call shelters to get a room for the night. The disappointing reality shows that change must be imminent for many Americans who go without a place to sleep every night.
Ever visited a house where a movie was filmed?
Louisville-area holiday movie fans have until Dec. 6 to apply for the nationwide contest.
Nigel Short, founder and director of Tenebrae, shares how he's been able to guide the group to create a sound that makes rooms feel electric.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB+WAVE) — People filled The Grand Lyric Theater at Louisville Central Community Center on Sunday for a screening of “The Greatest,” a new series about the life of Muhammad Ali. “The Greatest” is an eight-episode limited series that premiered globally Nov. 4 on Amazon Prime...
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 Dot Experience, which opened recently in Louisville, is the newest offering from the American Printing House for the Blind.
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.
Justin Thomas is giving Louisville children new opportunities to learn.
