Inductees Come to the Carnegie
Six gifted wordsmiths who have entered The Great Scriptorium--the library in the sky--were inducted Thursday night into the Kentucky Writers Hall of Fame.
View ArticleTasting History at Baker-Bird Winery
In the 1870s, tiny Bracken County was the nation’s leading wine producer, squeezing more than 30,000 gallons annually. At the center of the enterprise was Abraham Baker Jr., who, prior to 1853, built...
View ArticleSome days go to pot for a good cause
Paducah's Empty Bowls project benefits the Community Kitchen.
View ArticleTasting History at Baker-Bird Winery
In the 1870s, tiny Bracken County was the nation’s leading wine producer, squeezing more than 30,000 gallons annually. At the center of the enterprise was Abraham Baker Jr., who, prior to 1853, built...
View ArticleAt Fifteen
In celebration of Kentucky Monthly's 15th Anniversary, we glance at a few other Kentucky icons and where they stood at 15.
View ArticleKentuckians on the Titanic
A presidential military aide and an ophthalmologist were among the unlucky on the RMS Titanic
View ArticleThe Sailor’s Log
We shouldn’t forget that we’re surrounded by those who have risked their lives—lost their limbs—for the freedoms we often take for granted.
View ArticleThe Year of the Cardinal Begins at the Top
Our 2013 Kentuckian of the Year: UofL Director of Athletics Tom Jurich
View ArticleThe Frontier Spirit
Tom Bulleit plunges into his ancestry to resurrect a bourbon legacy
View ArticleA Life Devoted to Duty, Honor and Country
Paying tribute to 95 year-old veteran Ivan L. Russell of Webster County
View ArticleCreative Connections
Girlhood pals Angela Correll and Heather Henson collaborate to bring Correll’s novel to the stage.
View ArticleThe Voice of the Mountains
Harlan’s Jordan Smith is Kentucky Monthly’s 2015 Kentuckian of the Year
View ArticleBeyond the Fenceline
Bardstown’s American Legion Post 42 visits Guantanamo Bay to assist veterans and high school students
View ArticleLooking Down on Lincoln
Did you know Kentucky’s Capitol Rotunda is a dome within a dome? If not, you’re not alone. Few people—more than a dozen and less than 100—each year make the twisted trek to the top of the Capitol dome.
View ArticleBeyond the Fenceline
Bardstown’s American Legion Post 42 visits Guantanamo Bay to assist veterans and high school students
View ArticleDouble Nickel
I must be looking weathered. Maybe not so much as leathery George Hamilton in the latest batch of Colonel Sanders commercials, but apparently I’m no longer a spring chicken.
View ArticleTwo for Ten
In celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Kentucky Voices series, Danville’s Pioneer Playhouse is bringing back Elizabeth Orndorff’s Death by Darkness and debuting Angela Correll’s Guarded, the...
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