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A review is offered for the Frazier History Museum located in Louisville, Kentucky.

The article presents the discussion on group of men in Louisville met regularly to share their historical research on Kentucky and the Ohio Valley. Topics include basics of research, publications and gathering to hear lectures on Kentucky history—that has remained absolutely consistent for 140 years; and organization also has given back items to ensure they belong to their rightful owners, as is the case with their Native American collection.

The article features best-selling author J. R. Ward. It offers a background on the decision of Ward to change career from law to romance novel writing. It highlights the success of her books "The Black Dagger Brotherhood," a series of paranormal romance novels focused on a society of vampire warriors, and "The Bourbon Kings" series. Focus is given on the work ethic of Ward, as well as her embrace of her life in Kentucky.

The article discusses the factors that contributed to the success of Kentucky entrepreneurs Shane Baker and Pat Heist's distilling business. Topics mentioned include their initiative to improve the flavor of bourbon by integrated biology and engineering processes, their goal to focus on sustainability, and the value of practicing a family-oriented culture.

The article provides information on several colleges and universities in Kentucky that offer programs that teach all things equine such as horse health care, racing, farming and business aspects of the industry. These include Asbury University in Wilmore, Bluegrass Community and Technical College in Lexington, Midway University, Morehead State University, Murray State University, University of Kentucky, and University of Louisville College of Business.

The article recognizes West Sixth Brewing, a brewery based in Lexington, Kentucky, for giving back to the community and supporting nonprofit organizations across the state. It informs about the partnership of West Sixth with the Blue Grass Community Foundation to launch West Sixth for a Cause Foundation. It highlights West Sixth's donation and charitable giving through events like Pride festivals and the Bluegrass Cycling Club's annual Pedaling for a Purpose.

The article features several editors who share their experiences working with the magazine. Topics mentioned include Michael Embry's memory of actor George Clooney as the first magazine cover, Jackie Hollenkamp Bentley's experience of writing a column about breast cancer awareness, and Deborah Kohl Kremer's historical piece about the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.

The article highlights a collection of early prints curated by Warren and Julie Payne of Louisville.

The article highlights the significant contributions of Katherine Jackson French to Appalachian music through her collection of ballads, which was unfortunately unpublished during her lifetime due to various obstacles.