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February 1, 2021
The Lowdown with Lori
Do you feel like it’s Groundhog Day EVERYDAY? The same ol’ humdrum day after day after day…. I know my sweetheart, Johnny and I do and that’s why we are planning a February staycation in Kentucky.

Like everyone right now we want to take a break from the monotony of everyday COVID-19 life and spice things up a bit. Forget the candy, forget the flowers, just take me away…..after all, it is the month of love and cupid’s arrow is posed to strike!

So, what’s a staycation you ask? Chances are you have been on a staycation before with family and friends, it is a vacation in one’s hometown or state; taking a short day or weekend trip to local attractions,and exploring nearby areas like a local.

What is the advantage of a staycation?

1. Staycations limit the stress of having to look up other destinations' restrictions and guidelines. If you are on Team Kentucky, you’ve already been doing your part by adhering to the recommended health measures in your daily life such as medical checks/testing, mandatory face coverings, temperature checks, hand sanitizing, and physical social distancing.

2. Staycations offer affordability - no high priced transportation costs. How far can you go on a one (1) tank trip?

3. A staycation makes packing a breeze - a duffle bag is all you need! If you forget something like the kitchen sink no worries, a hotel or unique lodging property will have everything you need.

4. Staycations stimulate and promote the local economy. For every $ you spend with a local business 67cents stays in the community. You are bringing a much-needed infusion of economic relief. Woot Woot

5. You won’t feel like you need a vacation from your staycation. You can rest, relax and go with the flow in the Bluegrass State!

6. Best of all, staycations allow you to discover or rediscover the uniqueness and beauty of where you live which often goes unnoticed.

If you, my friend, are a Kentuckian that has reservations (no pun intended) about taking a trip due to travel restrictions and safety concerns but are okay with vacationing in your hometown or are ready for a nearby getaway. A staycation may be just what you need, Stay Close, Go Far, Travel Safe!

Ooh-la-love let’s fall in love with Kentucky again, it’s better this time than ever before! ~Lori
Generate Your Own Hallmark Moments In Georgetown
Find those picture perfect moments this Valentines day in the heart of Georgetown. Build your own Hallmark experience with this interactive story, touring through the heart of Kentucky's Horse Headquarters!
Far Out Espresso Pours Coffee For Hep-Cats
A converted antique horse trailer with a laidback vibe. Boss baristas. Roasted coffee beans that are right on. Far Out Expresso. Yeah. Nothing but groovy happening here. Tyler Rogers may have had the dream to open this funky open-air coffee shop, but he credits Georgetown for making it one bad pad. And by bad, we mean good – awesome, in fact.
Rosenwald Schools
Check out this Q&A to discover the history behind the Rosenwald rural schools. One of which can be found in our very own town of Sadieville!
Love Your Neighbor During "Love Your Downtown"
Love locally with Georgetown’s Love Your Downtown Passport event! From Feb. 6-20, shop, dine and enjoy Georgetown with your loved ones to be entered for prizes!
Cravens and Lewis Jeweler

When Cravens & Lewis Jewelers opened 71 years ago in 1950, sock hops, sideburns and soda shops were all the rage in small-town America. As one of Georgetown’s oldest ongoing family retail business, the store has seen downtown transform as the pages of history turned.
Linden Place

A gazebo tucked in a cove of trees. Horses nickering in surrounding pastures. A soundtrack provided by nature. A country cabin perched on an acre of Bluegrass. Linden Place Bed and Breakfast in Georgetown is an antidote to a pandemic – or for any time you’re looking to get away from it all.
Georgetown/Scott County Tourism is working hard to gather the most accurate and up to date opening dates, days and hours of operation from our local businesses and attractions in order to support their reopening throughout uncertain conditions.



Experience Kentucky's Horse Headquarters From Home!
Bask in the Bluegrass from the comfort of an armchair with our new collection of Virtual Tours, Experiences and Stay-At-Home Activities!

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