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With so much history lining the streets of Louisville’s south end neighborhoods, it’s only fitting that local, independent business would be as natural as the trees, parks, and welcoming community spirit. From the hustle and bustle of Churchill Downs to the misty quiet of Iroquois Park, there is as much tradition as there is...
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As we move into the Mother’s Day weekend, we focus on the table of our youth. The tireless work of nourishing their children has provided us with memories our moms from a PBJ in the lunchbox to fried chicken and biscuits after church. This Friday’s lunch suggestions appeals to the comfort food lover in...
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Greetings to all who are visiting Louisville this week and kudos to the locals who have been able to keep up with all the traditional Derby chaos that closes April and opens May each year. The 138th Kentucky Oaks will have a field of fillies running for the lilies as well as a tip...
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Just a horseshoe’s toss from track is the pharmacy and fountain that’s as humble as it is famous to Kentucky Derby visitors and racing insiders. Since 1922, Wagner’s Pharmacy has provided a hub for commerce and conversation from the booths and along the counter. Horsemen striding in for cigarettes and coffee, needing a hot...
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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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From Preston to New Cut, Poplar Level to Palatka– or Iroquois Park to Louisville International Airport- District 21 attracts visitors with both business and beauty. Thickly-wooded properties give way to bustling commerce. Generational neighborhoods are cradled among the avenues and parkways. Affordable, diverse and historic. Settlers from several continents find a positive community spirit...
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Let’s get started by wishing our talented teams of the Commonwealth the best of luck down in New Orleans. For those of us who are holding down the fort in Louisville, we’ll have one more weekday lunch to scarf before the hoopla begins. We’re good at supporting our local team, let it continue to...
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It’s Metro Council Friday and today District 19′s Jerry Miller steps up to the plate. His turf is part of Jefferson County that goes from upscale shops to down-home gardening, coffee houses to cows, contemporary to historic in any given direction. District 19 flourishes along the path of 1-60, from Blankenbaker to Eastwood, where...
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My friend John Gilderbloom makes some good points in this editorial he managed to slip into the Courier-Journal this morning. In regard to the Metro Council’s efforts to make major changes, and gain more control of, the process in which properties are designated to be preserved — Gilderbloom’s valid point is that if it...
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In a month typically reserved for shoveling show and chipping at ice, Louisville home sellers are seeing their own small landslide of Home Sales. Bolstered by low interest rates and a lower than normal Louisville Housing Inventory (7578 as of this post), homes priced to sell are doing just that, Selling! Homes going...
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