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ICYMI: A Saturday roundup of Insider’s top stories
From Total Wine’s supposed new location to a history lesson on America's first high-profile school shooting, here are Insider’s top stories this week.
Racing convention, fan festival coming to Louisville this fall
Equestricon, a public event that's a blend of trade show, convention and fan festival, is coming this October, coinciding with the Breeders' Cup.
The Closing Bell: Salsarita’s adds drive-thru; Willett names president, chief whiskey officer; craft beer restaurant coming; and more
Welcome to The Closing Bell. This is your last stop for biz scoops and big news before the weekend — a roundup of stories that can’t wait till Monday.
Kentucky Center president provides update following Wednesday’s fire
The Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts president Kim Baker provided what little update she could following Wednesday's fire.
WHY Louisville to get new life as The Marvelous Mystery
Beloved local shop WHY Louisville will be reincarnated as The Marvelous Mystery, according to a Facebook post.
Solid Light is MSD’s 100th green infrastructure project
MSD has allocated about $12 million in incentives to date toward green infrastructure projects that cut down on stormwater runoff into the sewer system.
UofL trustees committee approves budget with 5 percent cut, 4 percent tuition hike
UofL's finance committee approved a proposed budget for the next fiscal year that would institutes a 5 percent cut and a 4 percent increase in tuition.
National Veterans Wheelchair Games coming to Louisville in 2019
With more than 800 athletes expected to attend, the wheelchair games will have an estimated economic impact of $2.4 million.
City sues the state over money marked for Waterfront Botanical Gardens
The lawsuit argues that the General Assembly violated the state constitution and “singled out Jefferson County and discriminated against it."
Podcast database startup exceeds funding goal
Podchaser CEO Bradley Davis said the company plans to use the funds primarily for growth and to finish development of some critical features.
Louisville Cybersecurity Summit to help businesses, governments thwart attacks
From hacked elections to stolen personal finance data, businesses, nonprofits and governmental agencies face an increasing array of cybersecurity threats.
Access Ventures explores Opportunity Zones fund to expand investments beyond Shelby Park
Access Ventures is exploring an Opportunity Zones fund to invest in Louisville and other cities, citing their Shelby Park investments as a national model.
Total Wine & More opening second Louisville location, sources say
Multiple sources have told Insider that Total Wine & More is planning to open a location on Shelbyville Road, which would be its second in Louisville.
Soccer-centric shop opening Friday at Holiday Manor
Soccertown's hours of operation will be 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to 4 p.m on Sundays in Holiday Manor.

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