MSU to Celebrate Patriot Day and National Day of Service and Remembrance
Morehead State University honors the strength and resilience of our Nation on Patriot Day and National Day of Service and Remembrance , Wednesday, Sept. 11
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Paramount Arts Center Childrens Programming
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The first observance of Kentucky Archaeology Month enters high gear this week. Activities include programs on Native Americans, and an archaeological
‘Constructed Environments’ Opens Sept. 11th
"Constructed Environments: Recent Work by Stephen Heywood, Mihyang Kim, Annie Albagli, Ellie Honl, Sarah Nicole Phillips and Emily Smith” will open in the
Historic Lexington Landmark Sees Growth
The Mary Todd Lincoln House in Lexington is reporting a significant attendance boost. About 7,434 people have visited this year, 35% higher than the same
Bourbon Barrel Art Project
Bourbon barrels are on the auction block, not for their contents but as art. The barrels are decorated and then sold during the Barbecue Festival in
Nothin’ But The Blues Top 20 (August 2013)
James Cotton – Cotton Mouth Man (Alligator)Cash Box Kings – Black Toppin’ (Blind Pig)Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup – Sunny Road (Delmark)John Primer Bob
Champion Ham Sold For $350,000
A first-time buyer has stepped forward with the winning bid for this year’s Kentucky State Fair grand champion country ham. The ham is auctioned at the
Battle Of Richmond Re-Enactment This Weekend
The states that sent soldiers into combat at the Battle of Richmond will be honored this weekend (August 24-25). Re-enactors will commemorate the battle’s
‘Battle of Blue Licks’ Commemoration This Weekend
Thousands of people are again expected to relive some Kentucky history this weekend at Blue Licks State Resort Park near Mount Olivet. Program Services
Paramount Arts Center Childrens Programming
Ashland’s Paramount Arts Center will not cut back on its services to children, even though the facility continues to confront financial challenges…That’s
Kentucky Archaeology Month Observed
The first observance of Kentucky Archaeology Month enters high gear this week. Activities include programs on Native Americans, and an archaeological
‘Constructed Environments’ Opens Sept. 11th
"Constructed Environments: Recent Work by Stephen Heywood, Mihyang Kim, Annie Albagli, Ellie Honl, Sarah Nicole Phillips and Emily Smith” will open in the
Historic Lexington Landmark Sees Growth
The Mary Todd Lincoln House in Lexington is reporting a significant attendance boost. About 7,434 people have visited this year, 35% higher than the same
Bourbon Barrel Art Project
Bourbon barrels are on the auction block, not for their contents but as art. The barrels are decorated and then sold during the Barbecue Festival in
Nothin’ But The Blues Top 20 (August 2013)
James Cotton – Cotton Mouth Man (Alligator)Cash Box Kings – Black Toppin’ (Blind Pig)Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup – Sunny Road (Delmark)John Primer Bob
Champion Ham Sold For $350,000
A first-time buyer has stepped forward with the winning bid for this year’s Kentucky State Fair grand champion country ham. The ham is auctioned at the
Battle Of Richmond Re-Enactment This Weekend
The states that sent soldiers into combat at the Battle of Richmond will be honored this weekend (August 24-25). Re-enactors will commemorate the battle’s
‘Battle of Blue Licks’ Commemoration This Weekend
Thousands of people are again expected to relive some Kentucky history this weekend at Blue Licks State Resort Park near Mount Olivet. Program Services