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NCAA Buzz in the Bluegrass
Not to overstate the obvious, but how excellent is it that Kentucky has four college basketball programs participating in the men’s NCAA Tournament. I feel for Western Kentucky. They found a way to win that play-in game, and were rewarded with … Continue reading
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Tagged Kentucky, Kentucky Wildcats, Louisville, Louisvlle Cardinals, Murray State, NCAA Tournament, Western Kentucky
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Iowa in the Bluegrass
Friday has finally arrived. What a long week. For those who aren’t tethered to a television tonight watching basketball – and let’s be real these conference tournaments are a bit lame – here are two fantastic alternatives for getting out … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Music
Tagged Bo Ramsey, Greg Brown, Headliners, Iowa, KCD Theater, Kentucky, Louisville, Pieta Brown, William Elliott Whitmore
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The Turtleman wades through the Capitol
A war cry was heard throughout the Kentucky General Assembly yesterday as the Turtleman swam through a sea of fans and well-wishers. Ernie “Turtleman” Brown, Jr., pulled himself out of the murky ponds he usually inhabits around Lebanon, KY, to … Continue reading
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Tagged Animal Planet, Call of the Wildman, Ernie Brown, Kentucky, Turtleman
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Penguin Party at the Capitol
Penguins were all the buzz Tuesday in both chambers of the Kentucky General Assembly. The Senate and House of Representatives each introduced resolutions “honoring the Newport Aquarium for its contributions to the Commonwealth of Kentucky and the aquatic world in general … Continue reading
Bourbon Chase Inspires Grueling Pace
WILD TURKEY TEAM, GIVE ‘EM THE BIRD, PUMPS OUT 200 MILES BETWEEN 6 DISTILLERIES “I love the smell of sour mash in the morning – it smells like, victory.” That’s the thought I had as I crested a hill approaching … Continue reading
Bourbon Chase the Perfect Mix for Runners
MORE THAN 3,300 RUNNING WEEKEND RELAY THAT STOPS AT 6 HISTORIC DISTILLERIES Bourbon and running – two interests not often mentioned in the same breath, but that is exactly what will be happening this Friday and Saturday across central Kentucky. … Continue reading
Return to the Bluegrass
The Llama has left the building. Yes after some wanton recklessness, questionable decision making and ongoing personal issues, the Llama has moved his bag of tricks from New Orleans home to Kentucky. Not sure of my plans yet or the … Continue reading