8 articles tagged with kentucky travel
When my screenwriting group suggested a weekend retreat in Owensboro, Kentucky, my first thought was: *Can I really justify another trip on my single-mom budget?* But as someone who's mastered the art of stretching travel dollars from Bangkok to Bucharest,...
¡Hola, viajeros! When most people think of Bowling Green, Kentucky, the gleaming Corvettes immediately come to mind. But after five visits to this charming city—initially for a regional tennis tournament and later for its surprising connection to thoroughbred racing—I've discovered...
Standing at the intersection of Southern hospitality and Midwestern practicality, Louisville presents a fascinating cultural landscape that extends well beyond its bourbon and horse racing fame. As someone who's spent decades studying how physical spaces reflect cultural heritage, I've found...
After spending decades investigating crime scenes across America, I've developed a knack for spotting what others miss. Florence, Kentucky might not make the cover of travel magazines, but this Northern Kentucky town harbors fascinating historical layers and family-friendly attractions that...
When most folks think Kentucky, their minds immediately drift to Louisville, Lexington, or bourbon distilleries scattered across rolling bluegrass hills. But tucked away just south of Lexington sits Richmond—a small city with an oversized personality that's been my secret obsession...
I'll never forget the first time I rolled into Richmond, Kentucky—windows down, Wilco's *Yankee Hotel Foxtrot* spinning on my portable turntable, and the Appalachian foothills rising in the distance. What started as a quick weekend detour between assignments turned into...
There's something magical about small American towns that preserve their heritage while embracing their future. Georgetown, Kentucky—just a short drive from Louisville—embodies this beautiful duality. As someone who has explored cultural pockets across continents, I found myself unexpectedly charmed by...
Standing at the intersection of South and Midwest, Louisville defies simple categorization—much like the diverse ecosystems I study back home in Darwin. This Kentucky city flows with bourbon, yes, but also pulses with creative energy, historical complexity, and natural beauty...
