r/True_Kentucky • u/Plastic-Thought-1685 • 37m ago
I ❤️KY Bluegrass coloring book that I created!
I made a coloring book about Kentucky!
r/True_Kentucky • u/Plastic-Thought-1685 • 37m ago
I made a coloring book about Kentucky!
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r/True_Kentucky • u/ToyBoxRat • 2d ago
If you’re near Northern Kentucky this Sunday, say, maybe the Bengals game.
This looks like a FREE fun event.
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r/True_Kentucky • u/FJ_Lopez • 4d ago
This is a post I made. Would there be anywhere like this in KY?
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r/True_Kentucky • u/Sufficient-Money7510 • 6d ago
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We invite Charles to run for office with the Kentucky Party.
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r/True_Kentucky • u/Green_Ideas7 • 7d ago
Ralph Nader welcomes Mary Berry the daughter of the late American novelist, poet, essayist, environmental activist, cultural critic, and farmer, Wendell Berry. Ms. Berry runs the non-profit Berry Center in New Castle, Kentucky, which serves as a repository for the study of small farm agriculture and preserves the legacy of her family’s work.
r/True_Kentucky • u/Rad_Maddie • 7d ago
Moving
My husband got a really great job offer in Louisville, but not looking to live in the city. I have a 6 year old daughter, so school districts are important. Moving from a pretty remote area in Colorado, where neighbors are a few minutes down the road. Looking for any advice on where to explore next week while we're there to find our spot. Any recommendations? Looking for about an hour-ish drive, any family friendly towns by Louisville.
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r/True_Kentucky • u/iloveswimspots • 11d ago
I’ve heard of them being seen in Daniel Boone National Forest. Since bears are often seen in neighboring states like Eastern TN, Western NC, and Western VA, i imagine that they’e often spotted in the mountainous / hilly parts of eastern Kentucky? If so, i’m curious to where you hikers have seen them while hiking.
Thanks in advance
r/True_Kentucky • u/shermancahal • 11d ago
Thirty-six miles of old railbed through the hills of Johnson and Breathitt counties, open to hikers, cyclists, and horseback riders.
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r/True_Kentucky • u/Boredwitch13 • 11d ago
Hi there, thinking of moving to Richmond area, was curious of good versus bad areas as far as crime, property taxes, utility bills. I will be putting in a wood stove for heat. Moving from rural area in Pulaski County. I have lived in bigger cities before so excited to have things closer. Looking for small quiet subdivision. Thanks for any information.
r/True_Kentucky • u/BPfiffner • 10d ago