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Kentucky Road-Trippers Still Pull Off For Pie At These 6 Old Small-Town Spots

Some of the best pie in Kentucky is not found in a big city. It sits on quiet main streets, along two-lane roads, and inside old buildings that have been feeding travelers for years. These six small-town stops are the kind of places people plan a drive around, or swerve...

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Follow These 7 Kentucky Trails To Abandoned Ghost Towns And Ruins Nature Took Back

Somewhere in the Kentucky woods, an old coal camp still has its store, school, and homes. The catch?. They’re built from open metal frames, so you can look straight through the walls. I love that idea so much. The real town emptied out decades ago, and those see-through outlines...

Kentucky · 3d
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The Champions Didn’t Settle the Debate. It Proved Something More Useful.

Bass fans have argued for years about which tour has the best anglers. On October 31, a new event finally put them on the same water at the same time. So who won the argument? Bassmaster fans can claim a round, but nobody gets the last word. World Bass Enterprises’...

Kentucky · 1d

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Anagnorisis ‘Caregriever’ LP Out Now Plus Announced Midwest Tour

Louisville, Kentucky-based black metal crew ANAGNORISIS announces a Midwest tour of the US in December, supporting their acclaimed fourth LP, Caregriever, which is out now. Beginning December 8th, the Seasonal Depression Tour will see ANAGNORISIS delivering the material from Caregriever to audiences in Memphis, Nashville, St. Louis, Davenport, and Indianapolis, ending with the band’s first hometown show in a decade on December 13th. ANAGNORISIS will be joined by Plaguewielder on all dates.

Louisville, KY · 2d
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What woolly worms, persimmon seeds predict for winter in Kentucky | Exclusive

Forget the weather app for a minute. Louisville's woolly worms have something to say. So do the squirrels, persimmon seeds and those lumpy, yellow-green hedge apples littering the parks. And considering The Courier Journal’s annual Folklore Forecast has called six of the past 10 winters correctly, we’re inclined to hear them out. Their message this fall? You may get a break on shoveling. Before you put the snow boots in storage, however, remember: A mild winter can still deliver a nasty surprise. We’re reading caterpillar stripes here, not negotiating with Mother Nature. For more than a decade, we’ve headed outdoors each fall to see what weather lore has to say about the winter weather season ahead. Instead of computer models and satellite images, we consult the signs that generations of backyard forecasters have used to decide whether to stack more firewood. Sometimes, those signs have been pretty persuasive. In 2023, the mostly rust-colored woolly worms we found suggested a mild winter. The winter of 2023-24 largely obliged. The following fall, an abundance of unusually large hedge apples warned of rougher weather ahead. Cold and ice followed. You may like: Why do apples change color as they ripen on trees? That's

Louisville, KY · 5d

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This Small-Town Kentucky Mennonite Bakery Is Famous For Hand-Made Fried Pies With Homemade Dough

Hand-made fried pies with homemade dough are the claim to fame here, and the cherry creme filled version alone deserves a road trip. Apple is on the lineup too, in case you like your pastry classic. A Mennonite family runs this country shop. They bake everything from scratch every single...

Greensburg, KY · 4d

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Kentucky brewery could close after 10 years unless a buyer steps in

The original owners of Mile Wide Beer Company plan to end their run at the Louisville brewery on December 31, 2026, after 10 years in business. The decision adds another…

Louisville, KY · 4d

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Kentucky Man Shows Grim Reality of How Homeless Are Struggling to Find a Place to Sleep at Night: ‘How Come Churches Aren’t Opening Their Doors to Help?’

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.

Kentucky · 4d

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This Overnight Horseback Ride Might Be Kentucky’s Most Unexpected Mountain Adventure

You can sleep outside with the horses after a full day of riding mountain trails. That’s the actual plan on one overnight trip in eastern Kentucky, and it’s built for riders 18 and older. The trails wind across more than 1,000 acres of private land. There are over...

Beattyville, KY · 4d

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For Over 70 Years, Ollie’s Trolley Fans In Louisville Have Chased Down That Seasoned Burger

Some lunch spots hide behind big signs and bigger menus. The one in this story hides inside a small red trolley car near a busy Louisville corner, and people still line up outside it on cold weekday afternoons. Locals have been bringing friends here for decades, and travelers sometimes plan...

Louisville, KY · 5d

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Kentucky group sends service dogs to veterans across the country

LOUISVILLE, Ky.— Shepherds of Mount Eden is continuing a mission that began with a boy’s idea to help veterans by training and delivering service dogs across the country. The Kentucky-based group said it has sent 376 dogs to veterans, averaging more than 50 a year. One of its newest dogs, Kaiser, is nearing the end of training and is set to go to Florida to Master Sgt. Byron Allen, who served 24 years and will receive help with mobility issues.

Kentucky · 3d

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Locals Know It For Art And Dining, But This Kentucky Neighborhood Was Once Called Little Germany

You probably know this Kentucky neighborhood for its galleries, boutiques and buzzing restaurants. Maybe you have strolled its sidewalks with a coffee in hand and a shopping bag on your arm. But this stylish stretch has a surprising past that many visitors never hear about. Long before the murals and...

Louisville, KY · 3d

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Kentucky Ranks 7th Among America's Most Overweight States

Kentucky ranks 7th among America's most overweight states, with the nation's second-highest rate of Type 2 diabetes, according to WalletHub.

Kentucky · 3d

FOX 56

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Modern gun deer hunting season to open in Kentucky

Kentucky · 3d

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13 Fast-Food Restaurants That Disappeared but Deserve a Comeback (#8 Was Iconic)

Check out these fast food joints that you probably would love to eat at one more time if you could (and those 60s and 70s prices would surely be great, too!).

Campbellsville, KY · 4d

KISS 106

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Kentucky Ranks 7th Among America's Most Overweight States

Kentucky ranks 7th among America's most overweight states, with the nation's second-highest rate of Type 2 diabetes, according to WalletHub.

Kentucky · 3d

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Deer season hits peak this Saturday

Modern gun deer hunting season opens Saturday and runs through Nov. 29. These 16 days comprise Kentucky’s biggest hunting season annually. With strong deer populations across the state, Kentucky offers many hunting opportunities. Hunters reported harvesting more than 145,000 deer last year, down slightly from nearly 150,000 in 2024-2025. Deer hunters have been afield since September with the opening of archery and crossbow seasons but modern gun season accounts for the most deer harvested annually.

Kentucky · 3d

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7 Old-Fashioned Cleaning Secrets Southern Pros Learned From Their Grandmothers

When it comes to maintaining a clean home, grandmothers really do know best, which is why their tips are often passed down for generations. What are some grandma-approved tidbits that Southern cleaning pros rely on to this day? We spoke with two experts who share seven helpful hints below. Don’t...

Louisville, KY · 4d