September 4 – 10, 2009 Week-In-Pictures
September 11, 2009 by Mike Mattone
Filed under Centerpiece, David Perry, Features, Jason Sankovitch, Mark Cornelison, Pablo Alcalá, Rich Copley, Second Look, Tom Eblen, Week in Pictures
Photos by Pablo Alcala, Mark Cornelison, David Perry, Rich Copley, Tom Eblen, Jason Sankovitch, Stephanie Lyell
August 28 – September 3, 2009 Week-In-Pictures
September 4, 2009 by Mike Mattone
Filed under Centerpiece, Charles Bertram, David Perry, Features, Mark Cornelison, Pablo Alcalá, Rich Copley, Second Look, Slideshows, Tom Eblen, Week in Pictures
Photos by Charles Bertram, Pablo Alcala, Mark Cornelison, David Perry; Rich Copley, Tom Eblen.
August 14 – 20, 2009 Week-In-Pictures
August 21, 2009 by Mike Mattone
Filed under Centerpiece, Charles Bertram, David Perry, Features, Pablo Alcalá, Second Look, Slideshows, Tom Eblen, Week in Pictures
Photos by David Perry, Charles Bertram, Pablo Alcala, Tom Eblen, Matt Goins, Joseph Rey Au, Jonathan Palmer, Mark Ashley, Jason Sankovitch, Crawford Ifland, Stephanie Lyell
Kentucky State Fair opens
August 20, 2009 by Tom Eblen
Filed under Audio Slideshow, Centerpiece, David Stephenson, Features, Mark Cornelison, Multimedia, Second Look, Slideshows, Tom Eblen
The Kentucky State Fair opened in Louisville on Aug. 20 and will run through Aug. 30. For 11 days, Kentucky’s biggest city becomes the capital of rural Kentucky, with livestock shows and competitions from everything from quilts and antiques to hay and ale. It’s where Kentucky products are marketed and improved, and a place where the next generation of Kentucky farmers shows what it can do. Photographs by Tom Eblen
Red House in Red House
August 14, 2009 by Charles Bertram
Filed under Centerpiece, Charles Bertram, Features, Mark Cornelison, Photographers, Project Dateline, Slideshows, Tom Eblen, UK Athletics
The people of Red House have made their town impossible to forget. Coming from the outskirts, the Red House Baptist Church is only a harbinger of things to come. Next up Red House Road, Red House United Methodist Church, then Red House Red House Records and Recording Studio, the Red House Country Store, then Red House Automotive. Drive slow and on the eastern side of the road, opposite the railroad tracks, you’ll see the actual red house the town was named for. Can’t miss it, it’s the biggest and reddest thing in town. Words by Amy Wilson/Photographs by Charles Bertram