Highway Fatalities In Kentucky Drop To Lowest Level 10 Years
Highway fatalities in Kentucky dropped to 707 in 2024, down 107 from 2023, the lowest number in a decade, according to a statement made by Governor Andy Beshear. The governor acknowledged the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s (KYTC) ongoing efforts to enhance safety via engineering, enforcement, and education. “These numbers mean fewer families have had to deal…
The Schnitzelburg Spring Walk Returns This Weekend
Don’t you dare say now that Derby is over, there is nothing to do—because the biannual Schnitzelburg Walk is back this Saturday with a wealth of entertainment! Schnitzelburg, the quaint little area just south of Germantown and three miles southeast of downtown (bordered by Goss Avenue, Shelby Street, and Clarks Lane), is known for many…
Norton Commons North Village Market Welcomes Six New Small Businesses for 2025
Norton Commons has welcomed six new small enterprises to its North Village Market retail cottages for the 2025 season, the developer announced on Tuesday, May 6. The retail cottages, situated at 6301 Moonseed Street, will be open Friday from 4 to 8 p.m., Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Sunday from noon to…
Q&A: Cadillac Young Bares His Bones On New Solo EP, The Origins Of Shitfire, And The Most Important Song He’s Ever Written
Cadillac Young is a multifaceted musician. No doubt you’re well aware of Shitfire, the thrashy punk rock band in which Young plays guitar and is a contributing songwriter. They have certainly cemented their legacy in Louisville music’s history with their high energy live shows and ever-evolving sound that suggests their best material is still yet…
The Louisville Ballet School’s Spring Dance Festival
Press Release provided by Arricka Dunsford, Chief of Staff, Louisville Ballet Louisville Ballet and The Louisville Ballet School are thrilled to present the Spring Dance Festival, a celebratory event showcasing the talent, passion, and dedication of the next generation of dance artists. This annual year-end tradition features performances by students from every level of The…
Louisville Punk Rock Night Presents: The 2nd Annual Ramones Bash – May 24th At The Alcove
Saturday, May 24 Louisville Punk Rock Night Presents: The 2nd Annual Ramones Bash The Alcove | 246 Spring St, Jeffersonville | thealcovebar.com | Free | 9:00 p.m. | 21 and over Beatles fans, take a night off from the Beatles cover bands and come listen to bands cover the greatest Beatles-inspired band of all time:…
Crobot, Chokesetter, HANNAN, Inimical Drive, and Southbound Beretta – May 11 at Bourbon Hall
Sunday, May 11 Crobot, Chokesetter, HANNAN, Inimical Drive, and Southbound Beretta Bourbon Hall | 116 W. Jefferson St. | bourbonhall.live | $18 | 7:00 p.m. | All ages Fans of Clutch, The Sword, Soundgarden, and Alice in Chains take note: From the shadowed valleys of Pennsylvania, where the echoes of coal and the spirit of…
Listen Local: New Louisville Music You Need To Hear This May!
LEO Weekly has Spotify playlists for each Listen Local column featuring selected tracks from each reviewed release. Check them out here! FALL/ GVUP Primal (split) – EP One thing about Louisville music these days is that our hardcore scene is unrivaled! Seriously, it’s world-renowned at this point. And here we have a split between two…
The Final Day Of The Derby Infield
At the rain-soaked 151st Kentucky Derby, Bryce Russell explores both the gritty infield and the upscale club areas of Churchill Downs, capturing the stark contrast between the rowdy, muddy fun of general admission and the luxury of $2,000+ suites.
This Visual Artist Brings Black Excellence To The Kentucky Center
Visual artist Sheila Fox, who works under the name Godiva Goddess, is bringing a full-spectrum perspective of Black excellence to the Kentucky Center — MeX Theater (501 W. Main St.). Her solo exhibition “Textured Heritage” will be on view Monday, May 5–Sunday, May 11. Godiva Goddess was gracious enough to talk with LEO about her…
Thurby’s Call To The Post Reception
Entering the Galt House lobby on the evening of Thurby, colorful pastel balloons command the eye’s attention, making way through mazes of buzzing, excited faces ready to find out if luck is on their side this week (or, just ready to have a great time). Whether folks were just arriving to settle in for the…
Want To Learn The Weed Game Legally? Bellarmine Might Be Your Go-To Answer
Bellarmine University is expanding its cannabis education offerings to meet the growing workforce demand. Building upon its existing six-month online Cannabis Certificate Program, Bellarmine has developed three new nine-week, totally online certificate programs focused on cannabis extraction, retail operations, and cultivation. These courses are meant to give those looking for jobs in the medical cannabis…
2025 Schnitzelburg Blues Festival Returns To Germantown With Full Lineup
On Friday, June 6, and Saturday, June 7, the Kentuckiana Blues Society (KBS) and Check’s Cafe will host the fifteenth Germantown Schnitzelburg Blues Festival at the corner of Burnett Ave and Hickory Street. The street festival with an outdoor stage will have four acts on Friday and seven on Saturday. Admission is free, and a…
Freaky Friday Comes To Fern Creek High School
Press release provided by Minds Eye Theatre Company Board May 8-10th and 16th-18th, Mind’s Eye Theatre Company, in collaboration with Fern Creek High School, proudly presents Freaky Friday the Musical. With music by Tom Kitt, lyrics by Brian Yorkey, and a book by Bridget Carpenter, it is based on the 1972 novel of the same…
Thousands Could Lose Internet Access As Kentucky Ends Contract With Fiber Optic Network Manager
Update: Accelecom has given a response through email. We have bolded the statement below: Designed to provide high-speed internet wherever throughout the Commonwealth, especially in underprivileged rural communities, KentuckyWired was meant to be Often referred to as the “middle mile,” the 3,200-mile fiber optic network links major buildings like government offices, colleges, and universities to…
Young People Weigh in on Musical “& Juliet” with New Plot, Themes Based on Shakespeare Classic
Pop takes over in Shakespearian proportions in the jukebox musical “& Juliet.” The speakers were pulsating when PNC Broadway in Louisville finally brought the national tour to Louisville’s Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts for its April 22-27 run. Arts Angle Vantage had three young reporters there to review “& Juliet” for opening night. Their…
Want A Chance To Play At Louder Than Life? Here’s How
How good would it look on your band’s bio to list that you’ve played one of the largest music festivals in North America? What about the chance to say, in all honesty, that you’ve technically opened for Slayer? Think you’ve got what it takes to hit the stage at Louder Than Life? Get ready to…
10 Best Offshore Sportsbooks + Latest Betting Bonuses
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10 Best VPN Friendly Casinos Reviewed + Latest Bonuses
Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) help people stay safe and secure when browsing the internet. They also allow players to gamble at VPN friendly casinos from the comfort of their homes. This article will review only the best casinos that allow VPN usage based on a carefully selected list of criteria. We will be reviewing VPN…
Historic Madison, Indiana Named #1 Best Small Town in the Midwest for Second Consecutive Year
For the second consecutive year, Madison, IN has been named the #1 Best Small Town in the Midwest by USA TODAY’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards. This back-to-back win underscores Madison’s vibrant culture, rich history, and thriving tourism scene. The recognition results from a rigorous selection process involving a panel of esteemed experts followed by four…
MaybeItsFate Cooperative Brings Creative Play To Louisville—Here’s How
Imagine an art gallery in dialogue with a local community that prioritizes collective creativity over the celebrity of individual artists. MaybeItsFate (1425 Story Ave.) is such a space. A member-owned collective and social club, MaybeItsFate opened to the public on October 12, 2024. On May 1, 2025, MaybeItsFate will open three concurrent exhibitions: “Black Swan…
Voice & Vision: Celebrated Writers Join 21c Museum Hotel For Spalding’s Summer
Voice & Vision: Presented by Spalding University’s Naslund-Mann Graduate School of Writing, The Louisville Review & 21c Museum Hotel will feature five exciting writers for the season launch of the popular annual summer reading series. The program will take place on Thursday, May 15, 2025, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at 21c Museum Hotel, 700…
Filson Historical Society Fights Federal Grant Cut To Preserve Kentucky And Ohio Valley History
On April 9th, 2025, at 10:00pm, the Filson Historical Society received notice that the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) had terminated its Museums for America grant. According to the termination letter, they were told that the project “no longer serves the interest of the United States.” The Filson was awarded a two-plus-year grant…
Brunch Is Back At Bar Genevieve — Here’s What’s On The New Menu
Treat Mom to a new brunch menu that blends refined classics with creative twists at Bar Genevieve’s rooftop oasis. Think Almond Bourbon French Toast with whipped mascarpone, a Spring Vegetable Frittata featuring asparagus and goat cheese, and a Croque Madame Biscuit layered with pepper gravy and a sunny-side-up egg. Shareables like Baked Brie with apple…
10 Best Offshore Sportsbooks + Latest Betting Bonuses
Predictions on sports are consistently getting more popular every year. Our team has set out to prepare an ultimate guide to the best offshore sportsbooks. Stay tuned to discover the best platforms, find out about their promotions, and learn many useful tricks on how to get the most out of your experience there. Top 10…
