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If you gathered the annual victims of child abuse in Kentucky, they would not fit in Slugger Field. The fact that so many Kentucky children suffer from physical, sexual or psychological abuse, or neglect is a sobering thought. In 2013, Kosair Charities began a 10-year initiative to eliminate the problem, mobilizing statewide initiatives that...
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Our Journal Project – Day 4 LUKE: School today was filled with constitution packets, notes, physic quizzes, and boring French stuff. This is my first day of my journal where I had work at least. I work at Wildwood private golf course so most days lately have been real slow. Today was an exception...
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Quite a week in my hometown. On Tuesday, ESPN commentator Kirk Herbstreit answered questions friend of Rusty John Asher at a charity luncheon for Catholic schools held in conjunction with the Trinity-St. X football game on Friday. Herbstreit said he’s a regular at the Derby, which Asher reminded us is only 214 days away....
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It's always good to have some friends who don't pay attention to the same things you do -- it offers perspective. What's important to you (whether U of will be a #2 seed or #3 seed in the NCAA bracket) is like speaking a foreign language, I'm guessing, to someone like Les Waters,...
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Starting off, here’s a big thank you — to Diane Williamson, the area’s phenomenal voice talent, for giving the Rusty Satellite Show some free voice promos. That’s her doing the intros on today’s show.She’s gotten some pretty cool clients, not the least impressive of which is being the voice of OnStar — “Your vehicle...
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Saturday, May 11th from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. the Louisville Free Public Library (LFPL) on York Street was overrun by knowledge seekers at the second annual How-To Festival. Free and open to the public, the How-To Festival gained over 3000 visitors this year, more than double the first year’s attendance. This was a...
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This Mother’s Day weekend take a break from pink carnations and greeting cards to do something a little different: picking up a fascinating new hobby at the Louisville Free Public Library’s (LFPL) second annual How-To Festival. On Saturday, May 11th from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m., over 1000 people are expected to gather at...
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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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See “An Act Of Dog” up close and personal at the Mellwood Arts Center Thursday, February 7th, from 7 pm to 9 pm. The Project An Act of Dog is the most profound piece of art I have ever witnessed. I have wept before the Pieta. I have marvelled as I gazed at the...
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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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