Kentucky
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Kentucky businesses that employ people with intellectual and developmental disabilities
From Churchill Downs and UPS to local restaurants and a dog treat company, these Kentucky employers are creating more inclusive workplaces.
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Have a cuddle and a coffee at the 4 cat cafes in Kentucky
Cat cafes are on the rise in Kentucky. Check out these four locations that offer quality time with kitties while you enjoy your favorite beverages.
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12 ways to spend Labor Day weekend in Kentucky
This Labor Day in Kentucky, catch a 50th-anniversary fireworks show, a country concert, Corvette celebrations, cave tours, and one last summer paddle.
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8 weird and wonderful Kentucky college traditions
These are the customs that linger, linking today’s students with everyone who came before.
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13 Kentucky State Fair foods to try this year, from Flamin’ Hot Cheetos corn dogs to bourbon slushies
Deep-fried favorites, viral sweets, and longtime classics are among the best bites waiting in Louisville.
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9 Black-owned restaurants across Kentucky worth a road trip
Plan a road trip around smoky barbecue, soulful comfort food, piled-high brunch plates, and ice cream worth saving room for. A food truck became a Lexington restaurant. A wedding menu led to a Jamaican kitchen in Owensboro. In Louisville’s Smoketown…
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These 6 facts about Kentucky seem too weird to be true
A town with a dog mayor. A city inside a meteor crater. A state park called Big Bone Lick. Kentucky has no shortage of stories that sound made up, until you discover they’re real. Drive across Kentucky long enough, and…
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7 waterfalls in Kentucky you can actually swim in
Some of Kentucky’s waterfalls may have dried up, but we’ve found seven you can still swim under. Check out these stunning options for some heat relief.
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10 famous athletes you didn’t know were from Kentucky
Believe it or not, many famous athletes hail from Kentucky. Check out these 10 examples, including one of the biggest names in sports history.
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Why Kentucky is one of the best places to go rock hunting
You don’t have to be a geologist to enjoy searching for colorful agates, crystal-filled geodes, and ancient fossils. Here’s where to start looking in the Bluegrass State.