Request for Proposals: Website Design
ShelbyKY Tourism is accepting proposals from qualified website design firms for the redesign, development, launch, and ongoing support of VisitShelbyKY.com, the official destination website for…
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ShelbyKY Tourism is accepting proposals from qualified website design firms for the redesign, development, launch, and ongoing support of VisitShelbyKY.com, the official destination website for…
Read MoreJanette Marson, President & CEO of ShelbyKY Tourism, has been named the Kentucky Tourism Director of the Year by the Kentucky Association of Convention & Visitors Bureaus (KACVB). The prestigious…
Read MoreShelbyville, KY (January 21, 2026) — Janette Marson, President & CEO of ShelbyKY Tourism, has been named the Kentucky Tourism Director of the Year by the Kentucky Association of Convention & Visitors…
Read MoreModern South's Kellie Walton visited ShelbyKY—read what she had to say: I’ve been privileged to spend a lot of time in small Southern towns riddled with charming historic downtowns and the…
Read MoreSHELBYVILLE, Ky. (December 9, 2025) — ShelbyKY Tourism and the Shelbyville Conference Center proudly announce that President & CEO Janette Marson has earned two of the most prestigious designations in…
Read MoreThe simple sounds of Kentucky's countryside become the soundtrack of a restorative getaway Shelbyville, KY (Dec 1, 2025) — In a world filled with noise, ShelbyKY is inviting travelers to turn the…
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Read MoreShelbyville, KY (November 7, 2025) — ShelbyKY Tourism was recognized for continued excellence in Kentucky’s tourism industry, earning seven Traverse Awards and the Most Innovative award at the…
Read MoreShelbyville, KY (Oct. 20, 2025) — ShelbyKY Tourism is pleased to announce the promotion of Taylor Draper to General Manager of the Shelbyville Conference Center. Draper, who joined the ShelbyKY…
Read MoreOctober 17, 2025 By Shannon Clinton Tourists flowed into Kentucky last year like bourbon into a barrel, generating $14.3 billion in economic impact and supporting 97,394 jobs. That’s the highest…
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