Health

They've got some great writers at the Letterman show. You may have heard enough of the heart-wrenching Kevin Ware story, but this bit on Letterman is hilarious. Ware shows he's got some comedy chops. The bit was written as the Top 10 thoughts going through Kevin Ware's mind as he was writing in pain:
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Join me in my interview with Tish Moscow, wife of the well respected late Dr Peter Moscow who helped bring revolutionary and life-changing healing alternatives to the Ohio Valley. She has been instrumental in re-establishing the Louisville Holistic Heath (Meetup) Group. The third meeting is scheduled for Thursday March 21. Everyone is invited. Tish, please...
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Our March 11 Breakfast of Champions brings the opportunity to get to know a Louisville leader whose organization is tackling one of the biggest challenges on our planet: access to safe water.
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Powerful storms rolled through Louisville early Wednesday, waking myself, my family and most of the city with the sound of sirens. At one point, Louisville was under a tornado warning for about 30 minutes that expired at 4:55 a.m. One of the worst places to have been hit was Elizabeth, Indiana, where powerful winds heavily...
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How many of us wake up every day and can’t wait to jump out of bed and start our day earning a living and making a difference, not only in our own lives but  hopefully in the lives of others? I, for one, do NOW. I finally “got it”…I just had to follow my...
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For almost two years, I’ve enjoyed throwing together some food for thought as it pertains to grabbing lunch on Friday.  Ideally, readers will take and share suggestions for the midday meal and continue to support local independent restaurants, groceries, growers, and events throughout the week. This column grew from a Facebook post in early...
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When it comes to the three D’s of the autumnal table – dining, desserts, and drinks – the venerable harvest squash – the simple, glorious, healthy pumpkin -takes center stage. I think all pumpkins are great, Charlie Brown, and if I can get my fair share in coffee, beer, pasta, pies, and ice cream,...
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Head ten miles south of downtown Louisville to the Preston, Outer Loop convergence that is known as Okolona. You’ll find community spirit in the generations of residents as well as a few favorite dining establishments of District 24′s Metro Councilwoman Madonna Flood. A bit of history on the southern loop of the city was located...
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As of Wednesday, she’s 13, a milestone which, according to my daughter means she’s officially “too old” to dress up and trick or treat at the Louisville Zoo’s Not-So Scary Halloween.  So instead, I scared the heck out of her beneath the Zoo, with a trip to the Mega Zip, in the deep dark...
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Welcome to the latest whim here at TGIF  - “Pitchin’ from the Kitchen.” Whenever the opportunity presents itself or the mood strikes, I’ll pull someone from the crew over for his or her lunch suggestions. Today, prep supervisor Jeremy Ferry step up to the plate for La Coop. -Bistro a Vins. Louisville’s history with...
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