March 2021 marks one year of Kentuckians staying healthy at home. Virtual schooling, quarantining, and working from home has presented its challenges, but there’s light at the end of the tunnel. As temperatures and vaccination rates rise, some of our favorite places are beginning to reopen*. What better time to get out and spend quality…

A look back at 40 years of tourism in Richmond    The year 2020 proved a challenging one for tourism worldwide as restrictions halted travel and recreation. However, Richmond Kentucky Tourism’s story is one of survival and growth. In 2021, the commission celebrates its 40th anniversary.    “I am so proud of the progress Richmond…

Local Eats Carryout and Familiar Chains   Most restaurants in Richmond have plans in place to continue offering food, despite an order that their dining rooms be closed as a precaution in the wake of concerns about the spread of the coronavirus. This list will be updated as more information becomes available. For addresses, phone…

In the light of the recent Covid-19 crisis, have you found yourself looking for outside activities? Below is a great way to practice social distancing, explore your town and enjoy the fresh air.   We invite you to take A Tour of Richmond Places. The City of Richmond boasts over 100 buildings on the National Register…

Fought on August 29 and 30th of 1862 the Battle of Richmond is the second-largest Civil War battle fought in the Commonwealth of Kentucky and is the most decisive Confederate victory of the war. The engagement, which was part of a larger Confederate invasion of Kentucky, pitted veteran southern troops under the command of Major…