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GREEN RIVER - Brenda Roosa has been inducted into the Wyoming Recreation and Park Association Hall of Fame in recognition of her 33 years of service and impact on the Green River community. According to a press release from the WRPA, Roosa began her caree

GREEN RIVER - Green River High School's Homecoming Parade will begin at 6:30 p.m. tonight at GRHS. The parade will start at the GRHS parking lot, travel up Hitching Post Drive and finish at Lincoln Middle School. A pep rally and bonfire will take place to

Some distilleries get built for the photo. Ours got built for the whiskey. Our home in Owensboro sits on the same ground where bourbon started flowing in 1885, and that alone makes the drive worth it. Making bourbon here means making it where it belongs,

Honey bourbon has become a familiar name on back bars, store shelves, and whiskey menus, but it still raises plenty of questions. Is it a true bourbon style? How does it compare to straight bourbon? And what role does honey actually play in the final flav

Louisville may be the name most people associate with Kentucky bourbon, but Owensboro has a story of its own. Located along the Ohio River in western Kentucky, this historic city has long been connected to the ingredients, landscapes, and traditions that

Every bottle of bourbon starts with a recipe. That recipe, known as the mash bill, defines the grain blend used before fermentation and aging begin. The balance of corn, rye, wheat, and malted barley shapes the whiskey's character, from sweetness and spic

When you see "toasted oak" on a bourbon label, it points to a specific part of the aging process. Before the whiskey rests in the barrel, the wood is gently heated to develop deeper layers of flavor. This controlled toasting brings forward natural oak not

Downtown Louisville is bourbon central, and it earned that title the hard way. One short walk takes you past historic distilleries, working stills, and bars pouring bottles you can't find at home. That's the reason a downtown Louisville bourbon tasting is

Whiskey is a distilled spirit. However, questions about it come up more than most people let on, usually a beat before someone orders and doesn't want to guess wrong. Whiskey sits in a category that trips up plenty of folks who pour it every Friday. So le

Say "bourbon" and most people picture a single amber glass. The word covers way more than that. Wheated pours, high-rye bottles, single barrels, and full-proof releases are all part of the bourbon story. That range is where things get muddy. Mash bills, s