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Painter Chris Rudasill, a native of Maryland who has lived in Louisville for three years, is among 34 artists selected from 76 entries for 'The Rauschenberg Tribute Exhibition' Aug.

FRANKFORT - Time can seem to stand still in Bourbon Country, but change is under way in one of Kentucky's signature industries as it works to cash in on a growing interest in expensive bourbon and bourbon tourism.

After a new tax increase hurt liquor sales in Kentucky, those in the bourbon industry are trying something a bit different.

Bourbon drinkers have been mixing Jim Beam for years. Now, the maker of the world's top-selling bourbon is mixing, too.

CLERMONT, Ky. - Bourbon drinkers have been mixing Jim Beam for years. Now, the world's top-selling bourbon maker is doing the same.

The idea is to have a bloomin' good time at 'BloomFest,' Bernheim Arboretum's inaugural spring festival and a celebration of the 80th birthday of the arboretum in Clermont, Ky.

Gov. Steve Beshear made two stops in Bullitt County yesterday to applaud a company comparatively new to the area and another that is expanding.

This month marks the 80th anniversary of the date that a 14,000-acre forest preserve and arboretum was established 25 miles south of Louisville by philanthropist Isaac Wolfe Bernheim.

Gov. Steve Beshear today announced the approval of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funding for the South Bullitt Waste Water Interceptor Project.

Leaders of four major Louisville art groups have announced a new Louisville Visual Arts Festival to be held annually with different themes each year.

A liquor situation that has much more far-reaching impact than Sunday alcohol sales in Shepherdsville was settled Monday evening after more than a year of talks and negotiations.

It would be difficult to find a more enthusiastic and passionate advocate for nature and its connections to human beings than Mark Wourms, executive director of the Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest since last July.

Welcome to life on the Shepherdsville City Council. And, by the way, in your first six weeks in office, you have a multi-million dollar project to decide upon.

The hopes of extending a sewer line south of the city limits and expanding its current treatment plant met with a major roadblock Monday night.

Kentucky lawmakers took the first step Tuesday toward passing a plan to balance Kentucky's troubled budget.

They don't have electricity restored just yet. But residents saw something they hadn't seen since the storm more than a week ago.

Shepherdsville's City Council is trying to decide how to proceed with a sewer-expansion project after a miscalculation involving the amount of sewage from the Jim Beam plant created a projected shortfall of ...

It seemed like a done deal. While no one would discuss the destination, it was widely known that the $18 million bond issue proposed by the city of Shepherdsville would have expanded its current sewage ...

Installation of median cable barriers on Interstate 65 has started on certain sections of Bullitt and Hart counties over the next two months.

Travel Ky.'s Bourbon trail for taste of America's only native spirit By CARLA CARLTON * Gannett Tennessee * January 4, 2009 The days are shorter, the nights are darker and there's a nip in the air - there's no ...