Another remarkable Run for the Roses has come to pass at Churchill Downs, likely leaving you with one question: what’s next in the Derby City?
Two weeks ago, Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss attended the Kentucky Derby as the guests of Blue Equity Chairman and Managing Director Jonathan Blue and his wife, Tracy Blue, publisher of The Voice-Tribune.
Dr. Joe D’Ambrosio has been on a quest to find love for quite some time, but it’s not the type you’d might expect.
It’s no secret that many of us go hog-wild over bacon. The processed meat is so popular, whole festivals paying homage to the fatty goodness continue to pop up around the world.
RIVUE at the Galt House hosted moms and families on Mother’s Day, May 12, for a special brunch.
The Louisville Independent Business Alliance in conjunction with Grasshoppers Distribution hosted the fifth annual Buy Local Fair May 11 at the Louisville Water Tower on River Road.
Country and pop sensation Taylor Swift performed at the KFC Yum! Center on May 7 as part of The RED Tour.
This is a continuation of my 2013: A Tech Odyssey series of posts. You can reference the first post in the series here. Apple’s Sauce Is Losing Its Flavor I still remember seeing the first iPhone commercial. That easy, light tune plucking away, while on-screen someone’s (very well-manicured) hand navigated the web effortlessly using touchscreen motions I’d never seen, [...]
Since we are obviously incapable of seeing the future, it’s in our human nature to conjure up ideas of what we think that future holds. From analyzing trends, behaviors, and recent developments, I believe the biggest tech news in will be tied to very specific events and achievements yet to occur. Thus my next three articles [...]
mag·pie noun \ˈmag-ˌpī\ 1: any of various birds (especially Pica pica) related to the jays but having a long graduated tail and black-and-white or brightly colored plumage 2: a person who chatters noisily 3: one who collects indiscriminately I would say that I’m a self-professed magpie. I like to collect things. Lots of things. Is it bad to want [...]
(this awesome photo is courtesy of our own local taste-maker and amazingly talented Franey Miller) With the holiday season fully in swing, (truth be told) I’m getting a little sick of red and green and Santa Claus and reindeers and ho ho and mistletoe. Call me a grinch but that’s how I feel. On [...]
By virtue of living in what is clearly a horse racing town, it’s not exactly a surprise when people want to talk about the new Kentucky Derby winner and their experience at Churchill Downs during Derby Week.
The recent news about Steve Meilinger being elected to the National Football Hall of Fame pleased a lot of oldtimers among University of Kentucky football players and fans.
Remy Abell played in all 36 games for Indiana University during the 2012-13 season.
Is there a much-needed Triple Crown in Orb? For the sake of Thoroughbred racing, let us hope so.
The United States is full of First Churches, mostly Baptist, though other denominations slip in some occasionally. There is, however, a new First Church, long in development but now fully functioning, which is not listed in the directories – the First Church of Political Correctness.
One of the great moments of my life was sitting next to legendary Louisville attorney Frank Haddad at a luncheon when he found that he had received the first Peter Perlman Outstanding Trial Lawyer award from the Kentucky Academy of Trial Lawyers.
For the first month or so after it opened in February, if you wanted to check out what Chef Edward Lee and his crew were doing at MilkWood, it was easy: Just wait until the play started at Actors Theatre of Louisville upstairs. The restaurant would empty out, and you could enjoy your meal in almost solitary splendor.
BJ Murray recently relocated to the Louisville area to assume the position of executive director of YMCA Camp Piomingo. Each summer, hundreds of youth from across the region descend upon the camp for an experience they will likely remember the rest of their lives. Here, he shares his experiences, inspiration, lessons from summer camp and a newfound fondness for the Louisville area.
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