Art

If we are being totally honest we have all taken our hairstylists for granted. With COVID-19 locking them up for 10 weeks we are all singing their praises as they freshen us up just in time for summer.

One woman did. And, THANKS to that crocheted nest, she hasn't seen a hornet at her place in four years.

How about interactive chalk art? In northern Kentucky, they've turned it into an obstacle course, which is a brilliant idea.

In the non-recipe division, look how creative Kentuckians have kept busy during the COVID self-quarantine.

"Who's Your Hero Chalk Art Contest" for children and adults, is happening tomorrow for residents at Riverbend Pointe. Pieces will be judged, but it's all about helping this beautiful park community. Healthy at home and in the driveway!

Creativity has exploded as we self-quarantine and stay healthy at home. Look at all this chalk artwork from around the tri-state.

Aaron Kizer's latest subject comes as no surprise. It's Kentucky governor Andy Beshear, whose daily addresses have become appointment viewing.

Home Safaris with the Cincinnati Zoo Offered During Quarantine [VIDEO] - Being stuck at home during the coronavirus outbreak doesn't mean that you can't have fun. Although the kids won't have the opportunity to feed the animals, they can watch them live every day. You can help keep yo…

Are you looking for something fun and romantic to do on Valentine's Day this year? We found some things to do with your special someone.

The Ark Encounter and Creation Museum are an amazing experience in Northern Kentucky for families to enjoy.

Make plans to bring the kids to Settle Memorial Church for a delicious breakfast and a chance to meet their favorite heroes and princesses.

Owensboro's Justin Miller recently landed a magical job in an enchanting musical. And, soon, he'll be back in Owensboro as Finding Neverland flies into the RiverPark Center.