I learned the other day that a good friend was becoming a Realtor. Knowing what I know about the Louisville real estate market, I wondered to myself, "What in the…
The Flyover Film Festival is back, bringing America's contemporary movie scene to Louisville next month.
This year's cinematic showcase includes 36 films premiering in Kentucky including silent films, indie films, documentaries…
Arguably the area’s best craft beer event, the Keg Liquors seventh-annual Fest of Ale, will be pouring some of the finest brews found anywhere on June 2 from 3-7 p.m.…
Until Trayvon Martin was killed, the American Legislative Exchange Council was just another corporately funded covert partisan group, quietly and covertly trying to reshape America state by state from within…
No one likes paying taxes, even when they know it’s necessary to running a city, state and country.
But what’s different about paying taxes as opposed to spending money on necessities…
Early last season, many predicted University of Louisville Coach Rick Pitino would have this team in the mix for a Big East title, but as the season unfolded Cardinal fans saw that chance look more and more bleak. Less than impressive performances and watching players take the sidelines with injuries has become a sad reality [...]
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By Lindsey McClave, Foodie Girl Red bell peppers, onions, jalapenos, limes, sour cream and tortillas… I make it a habit of keeping these items in my kitchen on a regular basis. So when I have a craving for fajitas, very little gets in my way. Add some flank steak, a few key spices (also [...]
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The annual Tour de Cure cycling event is scheduled for May 19 at Norton Commons in far eastern Jefferson County. The event is a fundraiser for the American Diabetes Association. Cyclists from the area will select one of four routes ranging from one mile to 60 miles, according to a Tour de Cure news release. [...]
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Louisville has been assembling a new identity recently. The city known primarily for a single horse race has begun to be recognized nationally for the quality of its restaurant cuisine. Chefs who have gathered here from around the world – in pursuit of a job, in pursuit of a love, or through some other happy [...]
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You’re going to notice a tab in the center of our landing page for a new Insider Louisville-associated site, Juice. Why “Juice”? It just came to us, the colloquialism for excited and engaged. Our readers are juiced about changes in this once stodgy city. A significant and growing segment of people are juiced about farm-to-table. [...]
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Tell us you didn’t see this coming a mile away. The Mayor’s Office just sent out a scintillating news release about saving tens of millions of taxpayers’ dollars by consolidating the Metropolitan Sewer District and the Louisville Water Co., as yucky as that sounds. The Louisville Utility and Public Works Advisory Group has been working for [...]
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By Dr. Peter Hasselbacher, Kentucky Health Policy Institute In an earlier post, I urged readers to make their opinions known to Metro Louisville leadership about the University of Louisville’s request to maintain the status quo as to how public money for indigent care – the QCCT funds – is funneled through U of L. In that [...]
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Varanese hosting combined Justin and Landmark Wineries dinner on May 22
The weather is warm and the glass wall is retracted at Varanese, where a Justin and Landmark Wineries dinner is scheduled for May 22 at 6:30 p.m. Rebecca Hotz, on-premise manager in Kentucky and Ohio for both vineyards, will be the evening’s special guest speaker. She will describe each wine pairing and take questions from [...]
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