"State’s far western hub is intentional spot for food, art and fun

"Roam the ghostly haunts at these spooky destinations without all the scare-seeking crowds."

"Two and half hours northwest of Nashville, Paducah, Kentucky is a Unesco Creative City, and once you visit you will understand why. This small city is home to all different kinds of artistic experiences."

"When it comes to vacations, big-name cities have often gotten all the glory. It’s time to skip the hustle and bustle and all the accoutrements that come with it and explore the hidden gems of our great nation. There’s a plethora of places to draw travel inspiration. And I’m not just talking about the Good Sam blog!

"For the first three years of running the Freight House, no one but chef Sara Bradley was allowed to make the biscuits. 

Capitalizing on the recognizable benefits, Uncovering the hidden value

"The Southern state hosts a wide variety of sporting events each year, whether more traditional sports such as basketball, baseball and volleyball or niche events such as disc golf and kayak racing. Making each and every one of these events so successful is the fact that The Bluegrass State also boasts a large population of sports fans and superb athletic facilities.

USA Today recognized Paducah among the 10Best Small Town destinations in the nation for culture and shopping.

"Located on the banks of the Ohio River, Paducah packs more charm into its square blocks than many towns twice its size. It has been recognized as a UNESCO Creative City, and as you would expect with a designation like that, is full of galleries, collectives and even a colorful wall of murals."

"Sensational superlatives across the Bluegrass

More than a random collection of record setters, these are singularly sensational superlatives that add depth and dimension, wow and wonder to the