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Kentucky Living, P.O CELEBRATING THE ENERGY OF YOUR COMMUNITY KENTUCKY 2020 FIRED UP Building bourbon barrels TIMBER Forestry industry helps grow the state SEPTEMBER 2020 • KENTUCKYLIVING.COM WATERFURNACE UNITS QUALIFY FOR A 26% FEDERAL TAX CREDIT THROUGH 2020* You may not realize it, but your home is sitting on a free and renewable supply of energy. A WaterFurnace geothermal comfort system taps into the stored solar energy in your own backyard to provide savings of up to 70% on heating, cooling and hot water. That’s money in the bank and a smart investment in your family’s comfort. Contact your local WaterFurnace dealer today to learn how to tap into your buried treasure. 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See this winner and all the others on 30A LOCAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE NEWS Chasing waterfalls WaterFurnace is a registered trademark of WaterFurnace page 24. Photo: Kentucky Department of Parks International, Inc. ©2020 WaterFurnace International, Inc. *26% through 2020 and 22% through 2021 WWW.KENTUCKYLIVING.COM • SEPTEMBER 2020 3 Let’s get outside I’m excited. This is absolutely a Best-packed issue—with over 130 highlighted places. Most of our Best in Kentucky winners (page 24) are outdoors venues, where Archives and much more content on our website! there’s more room to safely social dis- tance from crowds, breathe in fresh air CONNECT and get some fall exercise. This can help us all feel a bit normal 2020 BEST IN KENTUCKY during the pandemic, if we do so Watch the 2020 Best in carefully, while we support Kentucky Kentucky awards show businesses. Though our live show at the Kentucky While our trees provide us with respite, State Fair was canceled—we hope to be Kentucky’s well-managed forestry industry back in 2021—you can still watch a show helps fuel our economy (page 36). For an dedicated to our winners on Facebook, intriguing read, learn how bourbon barrels YouTube and KentuckyLiving.com. Plus, are made (page 16). find out how to connect with the winners There’s also a healthy dose of energy in a listing on our website. information: how electric co-ops adapted SHARE this year’s annual meetings during the pandemic (page HOLIDAY SHOUT OUT 10); how to stay safe while farming Tell us about your traditions and handmade gifts (page 13); and how What holiday traditions do you, your family and friends have for the December holidays? to winterize your Tell us why your holiday tradition is special to you and how long you have been celebrat- manufactured ing it. Do you make your own gifts to give out? 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