Sports show donates house, raises money for Black Lives Matter program
Hosts of the “Main Event Sports Radio” donated a vacant west Louisville home to Black Lives Matter Louisville’s housing program during a live taping of the show at the Toonerville Deli in Old Louisville on Monday night. “Main Event Sports Radio” is a local...
The Healing Place’s new facility will increase bed capacity for homeless men in recovery
The Healing Place's new men's facility will increases its capacity to help homeless men recover from drug addiction but it still might not be enough.
New director of South Louisville Community Ministries brings community-building skills from Senegal
South Louisville Community Ministries Director Clare Rutz Wallace brings international development experience to south Louisville.
14th annual Doulapalooza joins the Douglass Loop Farmers Market on Saturday
Doulapalooza is a way for expecting mothers to interact with Louisville-area doulas and garner more information, make more connections.
Kim Moore draws on her history of addiction and substance abuse to help save others
Kim Moore will celebrate a prodigious anniversary on Oct. 5. The day marks 20 years without drugs or alcohol for the mother of four, who spent much of the 1990s with a crack addiction bad enough that her children had to live with other...
Brown-Forman promotes Dryver as a ‘safe ride home’
After the demise of the local designated driver service CityScoot, the Brown-Forman Corporation has quietly pushed to the fore an existing partnership with a national service called Dryver.
PeteFest features two dozen acts on two stages and a nod to The Talking Heads
PeteFest is back for its second year of music and advocacy against suicide and for research and treatment of depression and mental illness. The three-day event kicks off Friday, Sept. 7, and marks the beginning of National Suicide Prevention Week, which is Sept. 9-15. The...
Kroger vows to eliminate plastic bags by 2025
Gone will be the days of shoving giant balls of plastic bags under the sink or in the pantry with the idea of one day repurposing them.
NAMI Louisville walk helps fund free mental health services in Louisville
Because of the stigma that is still attached to mental illness, most people tend to shy away from discussing it outside of high-profile events like shootings or celebrity suicides. However, the National Alliance on Mental Illness is on a mission is to provide mental health...
Hildegard House wins award, $100,000 gift
A local nonprofit that gives end-of-life care to those who have nowhere else to go was just given a prestigious national award that came with a $100,000 gift. Hildegard House, 114 Adams St., in Butchertown, was given the 26th annual Monroe E. Trout Premier...
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