One from our Whitewashed Windows and Vacant Stores blog: Although I rarely ate there, Genny's Diner was a Louisville tradition and I w...

Off the top of my noggin, I'm hard-pressed to think of another instance where I've seen a grave with two larger-than-life statues, o...

The Kentucky Foundation for Women operates a fantastic retreat for women called Hopscotch House , located in a remote rural area East of Lou...

A couple summers ago, I lamented here that Bluegrass concerts inside Rockcastle County's Great Saltpetre Cave , once a great Kentucky tr...

The Supreme Court, in an 8 to 1 decision, has given police greater powers to force their way into your homes, thanks to a Kentucky marijuana...

It won't be long before it's time once again for the Pickin' Party Old-Time Music Festival , which will be held on Memorial Day ...

One of the state's best-kept astronomy secrets is the Golden Pond Planetarium and Observatory , located at the Land Between the Lakes Na...

One from my Visual Slushpile photo blog: This mega-close-up shot of tiny buds on a tree branch (they're each smaller than a pea) reveal...

The Armstrong Hotel, which once stood at the corner of 6th and Main in Shelbyville, must have been an interesting place in the good old days...

One from our weird mailboxes department: this fun mailbox of someone named Hatchett, with their namesake represented atop it. Spotted on th...

I've often read accusations of President Lincoln - our nation's only Kentuckian President - having been an occultist, a pagan, or ev...

"Hello, MUFON? I saw this UFO yesterday flying really low over my house. It was sort of sausage-shaped, dark gray, and made an ear-spli...