r/Kentucky

My now husband and I are taking our honeymoon in a couple weeks to Louisville and want to go to a good few distilleries. What are your top tour recommendations?

We have been to Louisville, but only had time to do Angel's envy and the Evan Williams tour. Angel's Envy was good, but Evan Williams was really gimicky. We will have five full days and are fine driving within 45 mins of Louisville. We are also not commited to bourbon-only tours and throwing something non-bourbon in there could be fun.

I'm going on a roadtrip from Ontario to Tupelo Mississippi along this route. What are some interesting things to see in Kentucky along the drive down/up? We're a group of 4-5 and are driving down over 2 days, and then back up over 2 days at the end of the week.

I like scenic locations, national parks, historic monuments, and anything popular.

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I bought a home in 2022 with a ~1/2 acre backyard that abuts a state highway- Part of this backyard does not officially belong to us and is not included on our plat. From what I can gather the highway was built in 1979 and had to eminent domain the edge of the neighborhood- after construction finished the random bits of leftover properties were just tacked on to the yards of the adjacent houses. The highway is separately fenced off and the backyard is contiguous. When you look at the county PVA map the land in question is owned by nobody and isn’t even listed as a parcel. The previous homeowner has maintained this piece of land as if it were just part of the backyard and I’ve done the same. It’s mowed, landscaped, etc.- it’s just my yard as far as I’m concerned. So my question- is there a way to make a legal claim to this property in Kentucky? I’ve read the ‘squatters rights’ criteria which are arguably fulfilled but not sure if it applies to land without a habitable structure. Who would I contact about this if it’s possible? TIA

Hey everyone, looking for some advice on Kentucky traffic laws and police discretion for this holiday weekend. I bought a car on Wednesday, July 2nd. But the car has a lien on it. The seller and I processed the payoff, and I have the UPS tracking info/proof that the payoff was sent to the lender but it can’t process until Monday. I have the notarized title, a signed Bill of Sale, and my driver's license, I already added the car to my Progressive policy, so I have active, full insurance coverage but because of the Friday closures and the long July 4th holiday weekend, the County Clerk/DMV has been completely closed seemingly everywhere,so I can't officially transfer the title or get my own plates until Monday morning. The seller told me I could just drive it on his plates for the weekend, but I know KY is a "plate to customer" state so I don’t think that will work and using his plates is illegal misuse. However, the legal 36 hour plateless grace period has technically expired since I bought it Thursday Morning. Has anyone dealt with this in KY? If I need to drive the car this weekend, am I safer driving it completely plateless with my paperwork on the dash, or should I leave his plates on? How strict are KY cops usually about this when the DMVs are physically closed for a holiday?

Man it is hot! On to Lexington tomorrow. We only stopped and drove around the state park a few hours. Might come back sometime.

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looking for a shop in northern kentucky, i’m in fort mitchell and would rather not drive any more than 2 hours if possible to a tattoo place that will do custom pieces (already have a design/idea in mind to show)

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back in 2022ish i went to this place i think a little bit outside of paducah or hopkinsville that had various random odd and old pieces of junk/vintage/antiques. it was way different than your average thrifting. it was this extremely huge warehouse that just kept going on for what seemed like forever. most notably, it also had this outdoor portion that had tables upon tables of stuff piled high just sitting outside to sift through. like completely unsorted, just kind of plopped out there, and you really had to dig. some of it had clearly been out there for a while with water in bits, but there were lots of fun treasures. it was one of the coolest places i have ever been, and now i cannot seem to remember the name of it. it's really bugging me, and i want to go back. does anyone know what i'm talking about? thank you if you have any info at all! <3

This is

the fourth year

of me making this post.

This year also marks the 100th anniversary of Ale-8-One; it is also the Year of the Horse on the Chinese zodiac. Winchester literally has the Mandate Of Heaven, however, there's a problem.

In the past, I unironically called the offices of Beshear, McConnell, Paul and for some reason Barr, thinking for some asinine reason that they would pass legislation to recognize the holiday on a state-level. However, last year, a Redditor from Clark county got in-touch with me and instructed me to make a submission to WinCity Voices.

So I did... yesterday.

I had the entire first half of the year to make a submission and I waited till a little over a month before August 1st. An act of God would have to occur for my message to reach city council in time. My fellow Bluegrass brethren, I have let you down once again. If we don't get Ale-8-One Day this year, I don't think we ever will.

It's "AleOver"

I noticed the mega millions prize was over a half million. So I decided to buy a ticket. My PC wasn't compatible with it so I tried two cellphones. The first cellphone I tried said it was verifying my location. But it never finished that, and eventually logged me out for inactivity. Finally I tried another cellphone, and it worked.

So, if you want to try the Kentucky Lottery, keep trying different cellphones till one works. They probably don't have the budget to hire competent computer programmers to fix their bugs.

Anyone in here do any frog gigging on ky lake?