A three-day weekend is hardly enough time to jet off to an island vacation. But, this coming Memorial Day you can experience the Caribbean – without stepping foot outside the Derby City.
Adam Kleinert felt like a bundle of nerves as he watched television reports show live coverage of an enormous tornado – at least a mile wide – rip through parts of Oklahoma City, devastating the suburb of Moore, on May 20.
A VIP reception for the Louisville Sports Commission’s second annual Legends Open was held May 19 at the residence of Brooks and Marilyn Bower.
“The best seat in town” just became even better. On May 16, Cinemark – a leader in the motion picture exhibition industry whose slogan is the aforementioned catchphrase – opened its innovative, top-of-the-line NextGen theater complex inside Mall St. Matthews, offering local moviegoers a fresh, exciting option for premium film viewing.
Every home has a story, but not many harbor the rich, peculiar past like that of the Howard-Hardy House.
The Voice-Tribune hosted a “Roaring 20s”-themed Third Thursday After-Work party on May 16 inside the stunning Rivue restaurant and lounge, located on the 25th floor of the Galt House Hotel.
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?
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 [...]
Conor Daly was born and raised in Noblesville, Ind., and on Sunday, the 21-year-old will suit up and drive in his first Indianapolis 500.
The message should be crystal-clear by now to anyone who has been paying even the slightest bit of attention to goings-on in Thoroughbred racing.
The world’s greatest sports writer of all time is about to come alive again.
The scandal at the Internal Revenue Service and the Justice Department spying on the Associated Press came at the same time that I have been reading Moisés Naim’s excellent book “The End of Power.”
James Graham Brown Cancer Center Honored Among Select Few Continuously Accredited Cancer Centers James Graham Brown Cancer Center, part of KentuckyOne Health, has been recognized as one of only 21 cancer programs across the nation, and the only cancer program in Kentucky, that has maintained their accreditation for at least 65 consecutive years (starting in [...]
The Cinemark Mall St. Matthews is a one-of-a-kind experience that moviegoers of all ages will enjoy – especially those who are ready for a cinema experience that is out of this world.
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