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True crime, murder and ghosts: New spooky tour links wild history to haunted buildings by Maggie Menderski, Louisville Courier Journal Caitlin Zoeller has all the gory details about century-old
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True crime, murder and ghosts: New spooky tour links wild history to haunted buildings by Maggie Menderski, Louisville Courier Journal Caitlin Zoeller has all the gory details about century-old
ShelbyKY Tourism, the destination marketing organization for Shelbyville, Simpsonville and Shelby County, Kentucky, says visitor spending has broken previous records for economic impact for the
Leigh and Tam, hosts of Live from Chevy Chase, attended the Shelbyville Horse Show. See them chat about their experience here.
The weather is perfect in Shelby County, Kentucky. It’s a balmy 70 degrees and sunny, the sky dotted with fluffy clouds. According to the locals, this is unusual for spring in the South, but I’m
In Kentucky, Shelby County is located just 30 minutes southeast of Louisville and about an hour northwest of Lexington. It's home to the town of Shelbyville, known as the American Saddlebred Capital
Time doesn’t quite stand still in Shelby County. But between the small-town charm, the smooth sips of Kentucky bourbon, and the sleepy mornings spent relaxing on B&B front porches, it sure does seem
Lexington Living Magazine writer Katherine spent a weekend in ShelbyKY. Read all about her adventures here.
StyleBlueprint spent a few days in ShelbyKY recently. Read all about their experience and recommendations here.
LOUToday editors Katie and Sarah recently spent a few days in ShelbyKY. Read all about their experience and find their recommendations here.
SHELBYVILLE, Ky. — The travel and tourism industry in Shelby County is quickly recovering from its pandemic lows. Economic impact reports released by the Kentucky Department of Tourism and the
Dinner and a Show in Shelbyville: Shelby County Community Theatre Make it a date night and enjoy dinner and a show in ShelbyKY! JCP Eats details his visit to The Red Lion at Science Hill Inn and the
The Bourbon Flight, the bourbon-focused arm of The Lane Report, reported on ShelbyKY Tourism's launch of the "Your Bourbon Destination" campaign. Read the article here.
Kentucky Living discussed the return of the Shelbyville Horse Show. Click here to learn more!
JCP Eats recently took a trip to Gallrein Farms in ShelbyKY. Read all about his experience at the greenhouse, produce market, and cafe here.
The Lane Report details the upcoming Shelbyville Horse Show, making its much-anticipated return after a two-year hiatus. Click here to read the article.
ShelbyKY's own Cerulean Farm Bed & Breakfast and its BYOH — bring your own horse — feature was included in Southern Living's collection of 20 Affordable Family Vacations You Haven't Thought of Before.
"[C]oaches from dozens of NCAA Division I schools – including Duke, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan and Purdue are expected to attend this weekend['s event]." Click here to read the article about the
The Kentucky Derby season brings about $400 million in economic impact to the region each year. While Louisville and Jefferson County see much of that impact, the surrounding counties get a spike in
ShelbyKY Tourism President & CEO Janette Marson spoke to WDRB's Conroy Delouche about the impact of the Kentucky Derby on hotel and short-term rental occupancy rates. Watch the video at this link.
WDRB's Keith Kaiser traveled to ShelbyKY to learn all about the upcoming Dogwood Festival. Click here to access the article. Click here to learn more about Dogwood Festival.
Click here to read the article from The Lane Report. Click here to learn more about Dogwood Festival.
Wedding Rule has compiled a list of the 8 best wedding venues in ShelbyKY. Check it out here.
Louisville Business First has named the Shelbyville Conference & Welcome Center as its Commercial Real Estate Tourism Project of the Year. Read more here.
This new leader is an Indianapolis native and is the current president of the Kentucky State Tourism Association. Learn more here.