Paducah’s Stories

This past May, hundreds gathered at the St. John’s Knights of Columbus Hall on Highway 45 to honor the men and women of the river industry. The...

In the still of the long dark night in the neonatal intensive care unit of Western Baptist Hospital, Kelcie Gratz tends the tiniest and most...

“You want me to do what?” Bonnie Schrock thought she had misunderstood National Quilt Museum (NQM) founder Meredith Schroeder’s request. Bonnie was...

Spring is here and Paducah is buzzing, especially in the heart of downtown where some very exciting changes have happened over winter. Erileigh...

From humble beginnings producing utilitarian crocks and jugs in Paducah to creating vibrant, trend-setting dinnerware in Los Angeles, the tale of J....

So, here’s something you don’t see every day? But honestly, where else would you look for a cookbook if not in the KITCHEN!  Located in the heart of...

Senator Danny Carroll has been appointed by Senate President Robert Stivers to serve on two key committees of The Council of State Governments...

The Columbia Theater opened in downtown Paducah in 1927. The grand movie palace brought a sophisticated level of entertainment to our booming river...

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas . . . on the pages of Paducah Life Magazine! Our holiday edition is out and about with stories and...

Someone once told me that everyone has a Shel Silverstein Giving Tree. A tree that means something to them.  My Giving Tree is a tulip magnolia that...

In 2013, PADUCAH LIFE Magazine set out on a journey—a quest to discover the best hamburger joints in town. The G&O Pharmacy Grill was high on...

Paducah native Carson Beyer is intimately familiar with the concept of sowing and reaping. Having grown up in a farming family, he knows that it...