by Tony Bishop, E-RYT You may find yourself beginning to acclimate to the heat and humidity of southern Kentucky as summer becomes more intense. But what is the number one complaint from nearly every person […]
by Jessica Mann The other day, as I was struggling to get inside, my arms loaded down with groceries, a single mosquito flew into my apartment and landed squarely on my dog’s head. I didn’t […]
by Elizabeth Downing When people pass away, the first conversation often revolves around how we will show our grief or share our condolences. While some people deal with difficult days by shunning food in any […]
by Nicki Smith It is another scorcher outside today, but I have cranked my air conditioner down as I am unpacking new fall fashions. In anticipation of cool, crisp days to come, I want to […]
by Martha Madison There is a myth among those of us whose destiny it is to be a dancer that even if your life’s path will not provide the resources you need to pursue the […]
As the summer comes to an end and schools and colleges get back in session, it brings around an important time for the wine community. August will start the beginning of grape harvest. Depending on […]
Consigning is easy! You don’t have to volunteer to consign! (But if you do, you save $10 off your $15 registration fee, AND you get to shop even earlier than the Consignor Private Sale…) Start […]
by Anita Napier Some of us have it; some of us don’t. That certain flair for design. The ability to match curtains to a bedspread or maybe even not do the matchy-matchy thing and have […]
A new, exciting fundraiser is coming to Bowling Green. Are you ready to “step off” and challenge yourself? Do you possess a passion for helping children? The Barren River Area Child Advocacy Center (BRACAC) wants […]
by Amy Ellis Having a big time in a small town is what we do best in Franklin, Ky., with free live concerts in our Downtown Historic District during the summer. Bring your family and […]
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