Green

We all stray from the lean, green path with astonishing regularity.  A lost weekend of culinary risk-taking as you stray from the obedient weekday routine are often worth the dining experience. Not that these cravings are bad for you,  they’re just slightly out-of-bounds. Whatever dish weighs you down enough to derail your healthy wagon...
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The sunny and mild weather forecast holds  much promise for Metro Louisville and surrounding neighbors this weekend so make sure you get off to a great start with a delicious lunch today. Many of  us will be probably eating brunch instead of breakfast on Sunday as we spring ahead an hour for Daylight Savings...
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Bernheim Aboretum and Research Forest is offering a unique opportunity for the public to interact with nature and art at the same time. World renowned installation artist, Patrick Dougherty, will be creating an installation at Bernheim April 9 – 26.. Bernheim’s web site describes Doughterty. “Patrick Dougherty has created over 200 large-scale, woven-willow art...
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“Bicycle Dreams is a spectacular and heartfelt film that offers a riveting portrait of extreme courage in the face of inhuman obstacles,” writes TheLoveOfMovies.com. “It is an artistic triumph that renewed my belief in the power of desire and the strength of the human will.”
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the site gives you the opportunity to “Ask the Expert”, Shawn Dikes, AICP, a professional in the transportation field for almost 20 years and Chair of the Transportation Committee for the Crescent Hill Community Council.
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A petition drive makes a variety of terrifying claims that the project will kill their businesses and bring chaos to Lower Brownsboro Road. Nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, projects like this one all over the world have resulted in the opposite results – a more lively business climate, smoother traffic...
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Progressive and peaceful – a diverse neighborhood with village charm, District 9 has a lot to offer from commerce to culture and  in the last decade has become  a culinary destination for local residents and tourists alike. Landmarks such as the Peterson-Dumesnil House, events such as Taste of Frankfort Ave., the networking fun of F.A.T. Friday Trolley Hop and the...
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By Dawn Yankeelov Bourbon Barrel Foods sees a blockbuster Valentine’s Day this week, in part, because consumers like you, in Louisville and Southern Indiana, shopped online this weekend for that gift that says “Kentucky.”  Matt Jamie, founder and CEO, of Louisville-based Bourbon Barrel Foods, notes that people get very specific in their online gift...
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The flavor and benefits of a raw foods regimen are delicious and positive. While freshly chopped salads, fruits and vegetables are not jus plain, they are most powerful.  Holding on to the nutrition and enzymes that cooking zaps from our veggies and fruits is what a body enjoys most about a raw diet. Whether...
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We don’t like to get news from LG&E here in Louisville. Last time we heard from our local energy monolith it was to say that our electric bills will skyrocket 18.3 percent by 2016. The only reason I’m not protesting and living in the dark is because the rate increase is supposed to save...
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