Close to Lexington, Nicholasville is an ever-growing city on the south side of Kentucky’s dreamy Bluegrass Region. The city is enveloped in bucolic countryside known for horse-rearing, and horses can …
The seat of Hardin County is a diverse and growing city, home to more than 30,000 people at the last count. Elizabethtown has a lot of history, and was the …
Kentucky’s third most-populous city can be found in South Central Kentucky, and has long been known as a center for manufacturing. Since 1981 all Corvettes have been assembled in Bowling …
Tucked into a bend on the Ohio River in Western Kentucky, Owensboro is a culturally-rich city with a lively downtown and a newly redeveloped riverfront. In Owensboro you’ll get acquainted …
Across the Ohio River from Cincinnati, Covington is Kentucky’s fifth most populous city, home to more than 40,000. Covington has a character all of its own, as you’ll see at …
This city of just over 30,000 is ensconced in rich farmland near the border with Tennessee in southwestern Kentucky. A big part of local life is the US Army base …
This historic college town in Central Kentucky sits in rambling green countryside strewn with farms, wineries and places of immense historical importance. One is the site of Fort Boonesborough, founded …
The seat of the eponymous county, Henderson is an historic city on a sweeping bend of the Ohio River, looking across to Indiana. In the 1810s when Henderson was a …
In south-central Kansas, El Dorado has a history reaching back to the 1860s, but the modern story of the city begins in 1915 when oil was discovered here. Within three …
In a picturesque spot by the Missouri River, Atchison is a city that was long held as the gateway to the West. Lewis and Clark passed through in the summer …