LEO Weekly produces quality content all year long, but the crème de la crème of our coverage is the cover story.
With these in-depth articles, we try to look deep into what’s going on in Louisville and Kentucky.
In 2021, we delved into policing; how the pandemic affected the arts and the service industry; and Louisville’s rising violence rates.
Beyond the headlines of the year, we looked back at what the year 1991 meant for music in Louisville, ruminated on the lives of owls, and shared our favorite podcasts.
Take a trip back with us and enjoy some of our best work of the year.
Read it here: Staying Sober, Connected In The Loneliest Year: The COVID Curse For Those In RecoveryRead it here: Where’s The Bourbon? Shortage Shows No Signs Of Slowing DownRead it here: From Brothel To House Of Healing: The Story Of Louisville’s Most Famous Madam And The Plans For Her Former HomeRead it here: The 1991(ish) Music Issue: Louisville Musicians From Multiple Eras Talk About Slint’s SpiderlandRead it here: Everything You Need To Know About Delta 8, The ‘Legal Weed,’ In KentuckyRead it here: Who Is The Real Erika Shields? New Chief Often Espouses Progressive Views But Still Attracts ControversyRead it here: Louisville’s Forgotten History Of Police Officers In The KKKRead it here: Introducing The New Leaders Of Louisville Arts And Culture OrgsRead it here: A Tale Of Two Epidemics: New Book Recalls The Historic HIV Outbreak And Drug Crisis In Austin, IndianaRead it here: After A Canceled Season And League Restructuring, Louisville Bats Invest Millions Into StadiumRead it here: Red River Gorge Is Already Growing — Will A Luxury Resort Push It Over The Edge?Read it here: Louisville Community Members Tell Us What The Future Looks Like For Activism, Food And MoreRead it here: The Owls: Watching The Majestic Birds In LouisvilleRead it here: 9 Local Podcasts You Should Be Listening ToRead it here: Crowded Concerts, Nights Out: Photos Of Louisville’s ReawakeningRead it here: The Road To Soccer City: How Louisville’s New Women’s Soccer Team Is Poised To Reshape Our IdentityRead it here: Service Industry Worker Shortage Exacerbated By Employees Leaving… ForeverRead it here: 5 Years, 1 Bill: Kentucky’s Black Lawmakers Shut Out Of ProcessRead it here: Louisville’s Youth On The City’s Violence: ‘A Lot Of People’s Needs Aren’t Being Met’Read it here: 13 Creators On The Future Of The Arts: What’s Next After COVID And Racial Justice Reckoning?
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