Travel
A wonderful serenity has taken possession of my entire soul, like these sweet mornings of spring which I enjoy with my whole heart.
A quick trip north to the Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy
(This article first appeared in the September print edition of the Hendersonian.) He was a comedy genius, that man born...
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Kentucky’s first state park boasts beauty, pomp and a legend
(This article first appeared in the July print edition of the Hendersonian.) In the Land of Daniel Boone, between “the...
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Plenty of baseball to watch without stepping into a big league stadium
(This article first appeared in the June print edition of the Hendersonian.) This is the season of the year when...
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The Gnomes of Audubon Forest, a Henderson Tourist Commission initiative, is a scavenger hunt for all ages
John James Audubon State Park has trees, of course. It has trails, too, and pileated woodpeckers and wildflowers and lakes...
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Flying through ATL this travel season? Lucky you
(This article first appeared in the May print edition of the Hendersonian.) There is an old saw about “travel” that...
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Centennial anniversary of ‘Gatsby’ publication celebrated in Louisville this spring
(This article first appeared in the April print edition of the Hendersonian.) No doubt at some point in your life,...
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Spelunker Collins’ fate quickened creation of Mammoth Cave National Park
(This article first appeared in the March print edition of the Hendersonian.) In the year that future dictator Adolph Hitler...
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January is the month Elvis would have been 90. It’s a good time to visit Graceland.
(This article first appeared in the January print edition of the Hendersonian.) When I learned that our itinerary for a...
Read moreDetailsTuesday afternoon PSA from state transportation cabinet
With frigid temperatures expected later tonight, motorists are urged to conclude any business they may have before any moisture left...
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Henderson Tourist Commission and its partners invite travelers to discover the Kentucky Americana Triangle
As America is gearing up to celebrate its 250th birthday in 2026, the tourism offices from Bowling Green, Henderson, Owensboro,...
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