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Celebrate Hoops & Holidays at Kentucky Lake

Kentucky Lake’s four distinct seasons each bring their own magic to Western Kentucky, and winter is no exception. As temperatures cool and holiday lights begin to twinkle, our region transforms into a hub of exciting indoor events and family festivities. A highlight of the season is the Marshall County Hoopfest, where top-tier basketball talent showcases

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Fall Adventures Around Kentucky Lake: Your Guide to Events & Outdoor Fun

As the leaves turn brilliant shades of orange and gold, Kentucky Lake and Marshall County transform into a fall wonderland full of outdoor activities, festivals, and scenic beauty. Whether you’re looking to explore the area’s rich natural landscapes, attend unique local events, or indulge in delicious food, there’s something for everyone. Here’s your guide to

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6th Annual Dam Brewfest

Don’t miss the 6th Annual Dam Brewfest coming up at The Dam Brewhaus, located at 1894 US 641 North in Benton!  It’s all happening Saturday, September 21st from 12 Noon to 5:00 p.m.  Visit Facebook for more event details and ticket information.

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We Made It Through The Fourth!

Well guys and gals, we made it through the 4th of July! I hope everyone had a great holiday celebrating our nation’s independence. Our country is in a mess, but we still live in the greatest country on earth. It’s hard for me to believe that we are already halfway through the year and boy

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Ameribration Week Celebrations 2024

Area Fireworks Displays July 3rd – Light Up the Sky at Moors July 3rd – Celebrate America July 4th – Kenlake Marina July 5th – Calvert City Ameribration Celebration Calvert City’s Ameribration Celebration  Calvert City’s AmeriBration kicks off festivities on June 24 ending with the parade and fireworks celebrating Independence Day on July 5. The

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The Ledge Bite Is On!

The warm and muggy days are on the way and fish are making their way offshore for the summer months. The last month or so has been all about the fish moving away from spawning areas towards the mouths of the creeks and will eventually end up offshore. Once the spawn is over and water

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