One from my Visual Slushpile photo blog: In downtown Louisville, under every street, the original cobblestone streets are hidden beneath a ...

On Lakeland Road in Anchorage, there's this deep gulch running alongside the E.P. Sawyer Park. The park, as my regular readers are proba...

Your parents might not have ever heard of Kokopelli, but there's a good chance that you have. In recent years, the ancient Southwestern ...

Nationwide drinkers of Falls City Beer probably thought the stuff was named after Falls City, Nebraska or Falls City, Oregon , if they eve...

In September 1989, the National Register of Historic Places voted to include this large sandstone outcropping that protruded from a cliff ov...

Big Bone Lick, so named because of the Pleistocene megafauna fossils found there, is one of Northern Kentucky's most popular attractio...

In the Weird Kentucky book, you may recall I urge my readers to take a greater interest in the relics of the 20th century buried all around...

If the Brady Bunch had come to Powell County, Kentucky instead of Arizona, they would have saved themselves all the drama and danger on vaca...