Battlefields are known as hotspots of paranormal activity, particularly the ones where the bloodiest battles took place. “We’re really haunted,” said Bryan Bush, park manager at Perryville Battlefield State Historic Site, where 20,000 Union troops and 16,000 Confederate soldiers clashed on October 8, 1862, for Kentucky’s largest (and grisliest) Civil War battle. “So much stuff [...]
Spooky season is upon us and there are lots of fun and frightening things to do while visiting Danville and Boyle County. For a good scare, check out: Hustonville Haunted House Hustonville Haunted House, located at 4045 Hustonville Road in Junction City, is a Halloween season must. Featuring two attractions – The 23 Days [...]
Centre College’s Norton Center for the Arts announced the opening of its new exhibition, titled “We Were Here:” The African American Experience in Boyle County. The special exhibition is presented in partnership with the Danville Boyle County African American Historical Society (DBCAAHS) and Centre College’s Program in Anthropology and Sociology. “This exhibition tells the story [...]
For many years the Constitution Square Arts Festival was an anticipated event in the local, as well as statewide, fall festival calendar. The weekend event brought local and regional artists, community groups, musicians and food to the park which is the birthplace of Kentucky. The task of mounting such a large and far range event [...]
Without a doubt, The Kentucky Bourbon Trail@ has established itself as the premier destination in the worldwide promotion of all things Bourbon, and especially so as Kentucky welcomes millions of visitors each year to experience our most important signature industry – Kentucky Bourbon. Spanning across the Commonwealth of Kentucky, the [...]
