You wouldn’t know it by seeing it from the outside, but Sand Spring Baptist Church has become a gospel music-lovers paradise. Built along old U.S. 127, just south of Lawrenceburg, the church houses a 900-seat auditorium. That is where – sometimes a dozen or more times a year – award winning, nationally-known gospel groups come…
more: Sand Spring Baptist Church schedules 10 gospel concerts for 2019
Wine Enthusiast magazine has named a bourbon produced in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky among the top 100 spirits of 2018. Wild Turkey Master’s Keep Revival took the top spot in the magazine’s bourbon category. The magazine ranked various spirits, including tequila, vodka, whiskey, gin and vermouth, among others. Master’s Keep Revival is a blend of Wild Turkey…
more: Wild Turkey Master’s Keep Revival listed among top 100 spirits of 2018
After a successful inaugural year in 2018, the Wildman Days street festival will be returning to downtown Lawrenceburg the first weekend of June in 2019. Event organizers are already planning for the second year of activities. In 2018, Cliff and Bobo from Animal Planet’s Finding Bigfoot were special guests for the weekend and helped judge…
more: Wildman Days returning in 2019 to celebrate local Bigfoot heritage
The bright lights of Christmas will stream by during this year’s Lawrenceburg Christmas parade, which begins at dusk on Saturday, Dec. 1. Parade entries are encouraged to light up their floats, vehicles, motorcycles, bicycles, and even themselves. Businesses and homeowners along the route are also encouraged to put out their best display of Christmas lights…
Join neighbors, friends, and family downtown on Monday, Nov. 19 at 5:30 p.m. as the Christmas season is officially kicked off with the flip of the switch that will power up the Christmas lights for the first time this year. Lee and Haley from WLEX will do the honors this year, filming the countdown and…
Lawrenceburg and Anderson County will be in the statewide spotlight in early October… and beyond. Earlier this year Carrie Stambaugh and Kyle Lake, the hosts of the television show Downstream, which airs on KET, spent time filming at different locations in Anderson County, highlighting the recreational aspects of the Kentucky and Salt rivers in Anderson…