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From porch dinners to patio parties

IT IS OFFICIALLY SUMMER, and if you know me, then you know it’s my favorite time of year! Bring on the warmth, sunshine and all the dinners by the pool, please. This month’s menu brings the summer Southern charm to the table with juicy pork tenderloin and a cool, creamy no-bake cheesecake to end the day. From c...


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An easy way to aid conservation

ANYONE WHO LIKES box turtles and occasionally crosses paths with one may be of help to John Abrams, a Berea College ecologist who supervises the Kentucky Box Turtle Project.

His research, part of Berea’s Forestry Outreach program, is aimed at learning more about the state’s threatened Eastern ...


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Honoring Ron Wong’s legacy

THE FIRST TIME I met the late Ron Wong, he was standing over a fryer, making his famous hush puppies. Ron was an outstanding example of an outdoor communicator—always doing his best to inspire people to engage with the outdoor lifestyle. Through the lens of his ever-present camera, he helped people see the out...


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Experience Kentucky’s outdoor music venues

AT OUTDOOR VENUES across Kentucky, music lovers can enjoy powerful performances in scenic settings. From small-town gems to woodland escapes, here are a few of the outdoor music venues that should make your summer set list.

Beaver Dam Amphitheater

With ju...


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Beat the heat with these summer safety tips

SUMMER IS HERE, and temperatures will be rising in Kentucky. No matter how you choose to spend your time in warm weather, it’s important to take care of yourself to avoid heat-related illnesses.

Too much heat is not safe for anyone, but unfortunately, the risks increase with age. N...


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