Is This Louisville Transitional Housing Space Charging The Homeless Rent?
The Hope Village, a transitional housing space, has sheltered some of Louisville’s homeless residents. Within the village, they stay in kiosks (donated by CVS) repurposed into homes on a site provided by Louisville Metro Government. The organization is supposed to give residents resources that help them get the assistance they need to move forward in…
How Much Does It Cost To Raise A Child? See How Kentucky Compares To The Rest Of The United States
As living expenses climb across the United States, raising children is becoming a financial hurdle for many families, and Louisville is no exception. While affordability concerns deter some from starting families, others face mounting challenges to provide a modest but adequate standard of living for their kids. A recent study by Upgraded Points, using data…
Get Lost In Nearly 3 Million Lights At Indianapolis’ Winterlights Holiday Spectacular
Looking for a little holiday getaway? Head up 65N to Indianapolis for the 2024 Winterlights event at Newfields. The fun begins this Saturday, Nov. 23 from 5 – 9 p.m. and runs through Jan. 5. This year nearly three million points of light will herald the season as you stroll surrounded by music and all…
Enjoy Cigars & Bourbon At Louisville Cigar Company, Opening This Week
Fans of cigars and bourbon will love the news that a new speakeasy, cigar room is opening in the Highlands. The Louisville Cigar Company makes its debut on Thursday, Nov. 21, promises an extensive collection of fine cigars, a full bar, and a heated patio. “We are proud to bring The Louisville Cigar Company to…
Louisville’s First Afghan Eatery Is Full of Family, Flavor, and Heart
Just about every successful restaurateur worked hard to achieve that dream, but for some of our immigrant neighbors, that’s only half of the story. Consider, if you will, an Iranian-born chef who learned Italian cooking at Vincenzo’s, then with his Afghanistan-migrant wife bounced from the upscale Italian eatery to a popular Italian food truck and…
Get Ready To Honor Barbarella With An Epic Event In Louisville This Weekend
If you’re a Louisville native, you probably remember Barbarella, the beloved nightclub at 116 E. Main St. that became an iconic party spot. Unfortunately, the pandemic forced it to close its doors in March 2020, and despite a brief reopening last July, it never returned for good. To say its regulars were devastated is an…
This Huge Award For OSHN Will Help Clean Up Shawnee Alleys In An Effort To Curb Violence
The Office for Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods (OSHN) has been awarded a $100,000 “Love Your Block” grant from the Bloomberg Center for Public Innovation to clean and transform 18 blighted alleys in the Shawnee neighborhood. This competitive national grant, which Louisville secured as one of 16 cities, will fund community-driven projects that promote safety, environmental…
Here’s How Graduating Seniors Can Earn This Prestigious Scholarship From The Louisville Artisans Guild
The Louisville Artisans Guild is inviting high school seniors to apply for its $2,000 scholarship, supporting young artists pursuing careers in non-performing visual arts. The scholarship opportunity is available to graduating seniors from specific counties in Kentucky and Indiana, including Jefferson, Oldham, Shelby and Bullitt in Kentucky, as well as Floyd, Clark and Harrison in…
Kentucky Farmers Should Think Twice About Using ‘Biosludge’ As Cheap Fertilizer
This story was originally published by Public News Service. Kentucky farmers are using biosolids or “biosludge” from city sewage as cheap fertilizer but the price tag is high in terms of health, from toxic industrial chemicals known as PFAS and heavy metals contaminating produce, groundwater and soil. Kentucky lawmakers have passed regulations experts said weaken protections…
Women Should Strap Up Or At A Minimum Get Their Gun License
Do you know the story of Lozen? Lozen was an indigenous Apache woman who fought against Mexican and American militaries for more than 30 years. Geronimo trusted her, as did her brother, Chief Victorio. Her brother called her his right hand. Lozen rode horses, she carried her rifle, and was known as a shaman who…
How AI Is Changing Media: From Writing Assistance to Content Verification
The sometimes long, creative process of generating content has become a thing of the past. Now, artificial intelligence can quickly and effectively generate text, image, and video content, phasing out the need for human creativity in media. AI’s impact on content creation plays a role in how people communicate with each other. Rather than a…
What’s Next For Baxter Avenue Theaters Now That Mid City Mall Is Up For Sale?
Louisville’s Mid-City Mall, a mainstay at 1250 Bardstown Road in the Highlands, has officially hit the market. Known for housing Baxter Avenue Theaters, ValuMarket, and Comedy Caravan, this 11.5-acre property is being sold through Cushman & Wakefield, potentially paving the way for a significant redevelopment. Given this news, the fate of Baxter Avenue Theaters—a beloved…
What Is Nitro Circus? Your New Favorite Adrenaline-Packed Show Heads To Louisville’s Yum! Center
Nitro Circus is bringing its electrifying blend of adrenaline-fueled action to the KFC Yum! Center on Friday, Nov. 29, from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Some of the world’s top extreme sports athletes will redefine the limits of possibility with their touring show across the United States. From jaw-dropping stunts on Freestyle Motorcross (FMX), Bicycle…
Indiana’s Angel Mounds Site Reopens This Weekend After 2 Year Restoration
The Angel Mounds State Historic Site, in Evansville, IN, has just completed a two-year clean up and site restoration project. The site will officially open to the public on Saturday, Nov. 16. The project work was completed in collaboration with relevant tribes, artists and historians. The Miami, Osage, Quapaw and Shawnee nations helped work on…
This Louisvillian Is Leading The City’s Sustainability Charge. See How He’s Helping Make The City Greener.
Nicholas Johnson is a program manager for the Louisville Sustainability Council, which has partnered with dozens of organizations around the city for years in partnership to help the city’s environmental causes, including help drive down energy costs to people’s wallets and costs to the environment overall. We sat down with Johnson, and asked him about…
Mid-City Mall In Louisville’s Highlands Neighborhood Is Up for Sale
Louisville’s Mid-City Mall, located at 1250 Bardstown Road in the Highlands, is officially on the market. Known for its businesses like Baxter Avenue Theatre, ValuMarket and Comedy Caravan, the 11.5-acre property is listed through Cushman & Wakefield, opening up the possibility of a major redevelopment. “This presents a RARE opportunity for a mixed-use development to…
Louisville’s Fleur De Flea Vintage Holiday Market Returns In Late November
Fleur de Flea Vintage Urban Market is ready for their Vintage and Handmade Holiday Market. Happening on Small Business Saturday, Nov. 30 from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. The Germantown Gables (986 Swan St.) will be filled with over 100 merchandise vendors selling everything from vintage holiday decor, books, to handmade gifts, and a special…
Two Confirmed Dead After Explosion In Louisville’s Clifton Neighborhood
Two people have been confirmed dead after the explosion in the Clifton neighborhood on Tuesday, Nov. 12. “I went to the scene yesterday afternoon and saw all of our amazing first responders and partner agencies working hard, working together, risking their lives to ensure that the scene was safe,” said Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg. “That…
Loud Explosion Under Investigation In Louisville’s Clifton Neighborhood
The Louisville Metro Fire Department has responded to an explosion in the Clifton neighborhood on the 1900 block of Payne St. after a large explosion that could be heard and felt as far as Oldham County, according to local residents. The explosion, believed to have occurred at Givaudan Sense Colour plant, is said to contain hazardous materials.…
Louisville Basketball Looks To Bounce Back Against Bellarmine Knights After Tough Loss To Tennessee
The Louisville Cardinals are ready to defend their home court against the Bellarmine Knights, determined to bounce back after a humbling 77-55 loss to No. 12 Tennessee. Louisville, guided by new head coach Pat Kelsey, opened their season strong with a 93-45 victory over Morehead State. However, their loss to the Volunteers served as a…
Chevy Chase To Visit Louisville For Special Screening Of Christmas Vacation
“Take a look around you, Ellen! We’re at the threshold of hell!” —Clark Griswold If you were born anytime before 1980, you’ve grown up with the characters of Chevy Chase in your home. Most notably, his portrayal of Clark Griswold in all of the “National Lampoon’s” Vacation movies, are probably his best known works, with…
Award-Winning Author Javier Zamora Brings ‘Solito’ to Louisville
Is this the time to hear or read the tale of an undocumented immigrant? With a true-life saga as gripping as “Solito: A Memoir,” as soon as possible is what’s right. Perhaps the only unfortunate matter with timing is that poet/memoirist Javier Zamora’s arrival in Louisville—to accept an award as part of Spalding University’s semi-annual…
Meet Louisville Filmmakers At The Free Premiere Of ‘Maqluba’ This Sunday
Maqluba Sunday, November 17 Post-film discussion with filmmakers Mike El sherif and John Ben Lacy Free Speed Cinema 2035 S. 3rd St. As Louisville continues to try and grow a thriving film scene, it’s good to identify a few of your favorite homegrown makers and make an effort to see and champion their work. For…
A House Divided. Why Some Are Cutting Ties Over Trump Support
“And Jesus knew their thoughts, and said unto them, Every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation; and every city or house divided against itself shall not stand.” ~Matthew, 12:25, King James Bible. Since the election, many who voted for Vice President Kamala Harris, and against the potential fascist regime of Trump, have decided…
Experience Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Live with the Louisville Orchestra
Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas is headed to center stage at Louisville Orchestra on Nov. 23. The concert experience immerses you into Halloween Town and Christmas Town, and brings them to life in a way you’ve never seen before. Under conductor Jason Seber, the Louisville Orchestra will perform the iconic score of this holiday…
My Morning Jacket’s Patrick Hallahan Talks New Album, Sobriety, And Possible Future MMJ Music Festival In Louisville
My Morning Jacket is a band that needs no introduction. If you live in or are from Louisville, you know exactly who they are. Hell, you probably know them personally, (everyone here seems to, or at least has a good story about running into a band member somewhere around town). In the words of former…
Dave’s Hot Chicken Just Landed In Southern Indiana. Here’s What We Thought Of Their Food.
Dave’s Hot Chicken, a chicken-based restaurant out of East Hollywood, has opened its doors on Thursday, Nov. 8 on Town Center Boulevard in Jeffersonville, IN. This short, 15-minute drive north of Louisville is worth the drive, consisting of some of the best hot chicken one could ask for. Dave’s Hot Chicken has more than 230…
Despite Tennessee Drubbing, Kelsey Can See Clear Path For Louisville Basketball
Louisville’s 77-55 loss to Tennessee exposed weaknesses camouflaged by the Cardinals’ 48-point opening win. And that, Pat Kelsey says, is a good thing.
Community Staple, Hikes Point Bar, Is Closing Down After More Than Half A Century
After more than six decades of serving the Hikes Point community, Hikes Point Bar & Lounge at 3937 Taylorsville Road will soon close its doors. Known for its iconic “Ladies Invited” sign, the bar has been a neighborhood institution since 1960, offering a welcoming space in an era when many local bars were male-only establishments…
The Festival Of Trees & Lights Is Bringing The Holiday Magic To Louisville Again. Here’s How To Get Tickets.
Get into the holiday spirit at the 35th Annual Festival of Trees & Lights, happening at Louisville Slugger Field from Friday, Nov. 15 to Sunday, Nov. 17. This event, which started in 1989, features hundreds of beautifully decorated trees, wreaths, and festive décor – all available for sale with proceeds benefiting Norton Children’s Hospital. While…
The Louisville Orchestra Welcomes Jack Harlow For “No Place Like Home” Shows In November
For two days at the end of November, Jack Harlow will perform his 4th annual “No Place Like Home” shows with the full force of the Louisville Orchestra conducted by Teddy Abrams. The shows, happening Nov. 29 & 30, are being billed as a “Dress To Impress” event. Jack Harlow told you he could get…
Louisville Welcomes Buckin’ Broncos When North American Championship Rodeo Comes To Freedom Hall
Yee Haw, pardners… Gauche? Maybe but the North American Championship Rodeo is coming to Louisville, Nov. 14 – 16 at Freedom Hall (937 Phillips Lane). The rodeo comes in conjunction with the North American International Livestock Exposition. Rodeo shows start at 7 p.m. each night. A perfect event for the whole family, ticket prices start…
Louisville Basketball Set For Early Test Against No. 12 Tennessee On Saturday
Louisville basketball (1-0) is gearing up for a major challenge this Saturday when they host No. 12 Tennessee (1-0) at the KFC Yum! Center. The matchup, which tips off at 12 p.m. EST, presents a prime opportunity for first-year head coach Pat Kelsey to notch a signature win early in the 2024-25 season. Tennessee, coming…
“Everything You Done To Me, Already Done To You”: The Grand Karma Of Hatred
In the “Color Purple” when Celie escaped the bonds of marriage to the abusive “Mister,” she delivers the line, “everything you done to me, already done to you.” We’ve all heard versions of it. “What goes around comes around.” In Buddhism, it shows up a bit differently. In Buddhism, it is part of learning to…
Sony’s new Inzone gaming monitors combine speed with ingenious stand designs that won’t budge
Sony has revealed its latest gaming monitors, the Inzone M10S and Inzone M9 II. With them, the speed and sleek design are brought to the forefront. What sets these monitors apart is their unique stand design. It’s all about ingenious, compact circular plates that take up minimal space on the desk. With this, gamers can…
This Decade-Old Louisville Business Is Shutting Its Doors This December
V-Grits, a Logan Street Market in Louisville that served for 10 years, its closing down on Dec. 15. V-Grits will host a special Throwback Night next week, featuring some of the original menu items that have made the restaurant a local favorite. Details on the event will be revealed soon. In addition, the restaurant is…
Lights Under Louisville Opens For The Christmas Season. Here’s How To Get Tickets.
Lights Under Louisville (1841 Taylor Ave.) gets going Saturday, Nov. 8. This attraction is one of the top holiday attractions in Louisville hosted in the Louisville Mega Cavern. For $42.99 for the carload, you can drive your own vehicle through the cavern. This year there are a few more options for those who’d rather just…
Elevate Your Thanksgiving Turkey With These Brining Tips From Louisville Chef Anthony Lamas
Ready to serve a Thanksgiving turkey as juicy and flavorful as a dish from one of Louisville’s top chefs? These tips and tricks from Seviche’s Chef Anthony Lamas guarantee a tender, flavorful turkey that’ll make this Thanksgiving a holiday to remember. Chef Lamas, a farm-to-table pioneer is also a three-time James Beard Award semi-finalist and seasoned TV…
You Need To Try The Boat Noodles At Louisville’s Latest Thai Hot Spot ASAP
Hey, everyone! I’ve got to tell you about this really good new Thai place. Open only since early in August, Amazing Thai is living up to its name with fare that’s earning rave reviews from happy diners. But wait, you say: Didn’t you just review a new Thai eatery last time? Well, yeah! Take Thai…
Here’s What To Expect For The Future Of Louder Than Life
Another year of unpredictable weather delayed the Louder Than Life weekend but fear not, Louder Than Life is returning in 2025 with SLAYER headlining. The 2025 dates are Sept. 18 – 21. Early Bird Passes go on sale this month. Hurricane Helene rolled into Louisville as a tropical storm and resulted in the cancellation of…
Louisville Unveils “The Jenny,” First Affordable Zero Energy Ready Passive House
River City Housing (RCH), a nonprofit focused on sustainable and affordable housing, unveiled Louisville’s first affordable Zero Energy Ready Passive House at a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday, Nov. 4, at 4906 Mary Rose Drive. This groundbreaking project, named “The Jenny,” marks a significant step forward in the city’s efforts to merge energy efficiency with affordable…
Kroger Breaks Ground on $40 Million Marketplace in Beulah Crossings, Promises to Transform Southeast Louisville
On Monday, Kroger officially broke ground on its new $40 million marketplace in Beulah Crossings. The 123,000-square-foot store will be the largest single investment in the history of the district, according to District 23 Metro Councilman Jeff Hudson, and is part of a larger plan to revitalize the region. The new Kroger, set to open…
Fatigue
First, take a deep breath. We’re all tired. If you are reading this, the election has passed and someone is the new president. One side or the other is upset, and mourning a loss but all of us are sharing one common emotion, fatigue. American politics has become such a toxic environment that any time…
