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WKMS Shines In College Radio Excellence

MURRAY, Ky. — WKMS received some of the Kentucky Broadcasters Association’s top honors in the College Radio division at the KBA’s 2026 Excellence in Broadcasting Awards ceremony on Oct. 25 in Louisville. WKMS won the College Radio Program of the Year award for the second year in...

Murray, KY · 5d

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Stratton enters KY Mic Hall of Fame

Last month, Roth Stratton was named to the Kentucky Broadcasting Association’s Hall of Fame, receiving the KY Mic Award. Stratton’s honor comes five decades into his career across radio in the state. On Oct. 25, WBRT/WOKH’s Managing Partner Roth Stratton was inducted into the KY Mic Hall of...

Louisville, KY · 5d

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Governor Charles Scott: Kentucky Governor and Statesman

Part 2 picks up with Charles Scott’s governorship (1808–1812) and the challenges he faced leading a young and growing state. As Kentucky’s fourth governor, Scott dealt with tensions over land claims, Native American relations, and national issues like trade and war that loomed on the horizon. We...

Kentucky · 7d

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David Dominé discusses Old Louisville hauntings and HBO

David Dominé, author and tour guide, is Old Louisville’s resident ghost expert. Dominé, author of “A Dark Room in Glitterball City” and various ghost story collections, didn’t plan on staying in Louisville. Originally from Wisconsin, he moved in 1993 to attend the University of Louisville’s Brandeis School of Law.

Louisville, KY · 7d

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The Enchanting Arboretum Hidden In This Small Kentucky Town Feels Like A Fairytale Escape

Nobody told you that one of Kentucky’s most magical places was hiding in plain sight in Bowling Green, and honestly, that feels like information someone should have shared a long time ago. The Baker Arboretum and Downing Museum is the kind of place that makes you reconsider every weekend...

Bowling Green, KY · 12d

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This Purr-fect Kentucky Cat Cafe Serves Coffee And Cookies Alongside Adorable Adoptable Kittens

Somewhere in Louisville, Kentucky, there’s a place where your coffee order comes with a side of purring, and honestly, that’s the kind of upgrade nobody warned you about. Purrfect Day Cat Cafe is exactly what it sounds like, and somehow, it’s even better than you’re imagining right now.

Louisville, KY · 8d

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The Kentucky Drive-In That’s Been Packing Cars In Since 1952 Still Fills Up Every Weekend

Fireworks during intermission. That is a real thing that can happen at one old-school outdoor movie spot in Kentucky. The nights run as double features, so one ticket stretches across two films. The snack bar turns out funnel cakes, chili dogs, burgers, and fried pickles. I like how the whole...

Mt Sterling, KY · 16d

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The history behind Waverly Hills Sanatorium

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Long before it was known for ghost stories, Waverly Hills Sanatorium was a place of hope for hundreds of critically ill patients each year. The sanatorium, one of Louisville’s most famous landmarks, was built to care for people with tuberculosis, a disease nicknamed the “white plague.” Tuberculosis killed one in seven people across the United States and Europe, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Louisville, KY · 7d

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Our Rich History: A pivotal election, November 1926

The off-year congressional elections of Tuesday, November 2, 1926, served as a bellwether for Kentucky’s political future. While Republicans still held considerable strength, the results revealed the beginnings of a Democratic resurgence across much of the Commonwealth.

Covington, KY · 6d

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Cinema of Belonging: Elias Feghaly Founds KULLI Atelier Films

Upon meeting Elias Feghaly, one of the first things you might notice about him is his warmth and kindness. He is a man of passion. Passion for people. Passion for expression. For art. Recently, Elias has found the outlet where all of his different passions and experiences can intersect. A creative emulsification and expression of everything that excites him in life.

Louisville, KY · 6d

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Accelerating Arts As An Economic Driver

Kentucky Office of Music will leverage what’s already a multibillion-dollar cultural asset. The sea of music fans gathered in Louisville for September’s Bourbon & Beyond festival in for a surprise. Sandwiched between early Friday evening sets by Father John Misty and Foster the People was a guest not initially on the performance schedule; while not an artist in any traditional sense, music was the reason for his visit.

Kentucky · 6d

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No More Deserving Award Winner Than Bruce Brown

No one I know has done more to promote golf, especially junior golf, in Kentucky than Bruce Brown, a Louisville native who grew up caddying after church on Sunday mornings and doing whatever work he could at Seneca Golf Course to pay for his green fees. Brown started his professional...

Louisville, KY · 9d

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Longtime KET leader Shae Hopkins dies

Kentucky Educational Television (KET) announced on Friday the passing of its long-time Executive Director and CEO, Shae Hopkins, on Thursday. A 40-year employee of KET, she led the network for more than 17 years and during this past August announced her retirement planned for the end of the year. Dring...

Kentucky · 7d

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Shaker Village shares a darker side of history

With Halloween just days away, Shaker Village in Harrodsburg is sharing a darker side of its history.

Harrodsburg, KY · 10d

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Kentucky Band The Creekers ‘Follow the Sound’ as Their Career Rises Alongside a Roots Music Revival: ‘It Gives Us Hope We Can Make a Living at This’

Just a couple of years ago, the members of six-member Kentucky band The Creekers were balancing gigs in tiny Kentucky clubs with day jobs, as the group’s Tanner Horton (vocals and lead guitar), Anna Blanton (fiddle), Scott Sutton (vocals and banjo), Allen Hacker (vocals and rhythm guitar), and brothers Ashton and Jagger Bowling (bass/vocals/cajon) held down jobs ranging from work at a distribution center and furniture factory, to forestry, music and shoeing horses. Valentín Elizalde's Legacy Gets a New HBO Max Docuseries & More Uplifting Moments in Latin Music But over the past year, thanks to their viral bluegrass-drenched hit “Tennessee,” they’ve checked off several bucket list performances, including performing at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium and Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre, and making their Grand Ole Opry debut. “If you would’ve told us that when we were in Pat’s Snack Bar in Manchester, Kentucky, that we would play the Grand Ole Opry in two years, I’d probably say, ‘Give me what you’re drinking,’” quips Hacker. “That was a special moment for us to be able to share that with people we love and play the holy grail of country stages,” adds Horton. Blanton says, “I don’t know if any of us ever

Kentucky · 9d

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Louisville Men’s Basketball Post-Game Pressers: Mercyhurst

Pat Kelsey spoke to the media after the Cards 71-39 victory over Mercyhurst last noght at the KFC Yum! Center. We also included highlights & a few interviews with the players by our own Gabi Vence!. Pat Kelsey. Highlights. Flory Bidunga. Seth Trimble. Photo Gallery. Photo Gallery: MBB vs Mercyhurst...

Louisville, KY · 10d

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Kentucky artist celebrates Keeneland, Breeders’ Cup with colorful new collection

Lexington artist Kayla Weber Nord celebrated the Breeders' Cup by releasing a new fall-inspired collection and painting the October cover of TOPS Magazine.

Lexington, KY · 10d

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Longtime KET Executive Director Shae Hopkins has died at age 69; led network for more than 17 years

Kentucky Educational Television (KET) long-time Executive Director and CEO, Shae Hopkins, died this week after “a brief but courageous battle with cancer,” according to associates.

Kentucky · 8d

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Ohio County Marching Band Preparing to Head to State Semi-Finals

Ohio County Marching Band Preparing to Head to State Semi-Finals.

Ohio County, KY · 9d

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ArtsWave brings Kentucky art teachers to BLINK for inaugural summit

Fifteen high school art teachers from across Kentucky spent two days exploring the Cincinnati region’s arts community during BLINK, taking part in a new program designed to introduce them to resources and opportunities they can bring back to their classrooms. ArtsWave partnered with MeetNKY and Northern Kentucky University’s School...

Cincinnati, OH · 8d