A celebration of Kentucky’s unique contribution to professional football will draw fans to the Louisville Palace, 625 S. Fourth St., on June 28.
University of Louisville baseball is headed back to the College World Series. It will be the Cards’ second appearance in Omaha. The first came in 2007 in Dan McDonnell’s first year as the UofL head coach.
The Parkinson Support Center of Kentuckiana’s Denim & Diamonds was held June 7 at Locust Grove.
The 76th annual Rock Creek Horse Show was held June 4-8 at Rock Creek Riding Club behind Seneca Park in St. Matthews.
Another Triple Crown campaign has come and gone and our streak without a horse that could sweep the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont Stakes stands at 35 years.
Louisville Public Media welcomed national NPR host Diane Rehm to Louisville on May 23.
Thumbing through the colorful, hand-made posters on his dining room table, a Clarksville, Ind., veteran feels loved by his family.
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 [...]
Baseball is the best game ever invented. That is my opinion, and I will be the first to admit that it can be a cruel game – even a deadly game.
Former UofL standout Otis Wilson will be inducted into the Kentucky Pro Football Hall of Fame on June 28.
The Indiana boys All-Star team toppled the Kentucky All-Stars 114-60, the largest margin in the 120-game series history, in the All-Star Classic series opener at Freedom Hall on June 14.
The Kentucky girls All-Star team defeated the Indiana girls squad 84-78 in the opener of the All-Star Classic series held June 14 at Freedom Hall.
Growing up, Lucie Stansbury didn’t quite appreciate her father’s passion for antique furniture and collectibles.
Meet Light Foot. He’s a five-year-old brown and white Tabby who is curious as, well, a cat!
If you want to start a business, you can pick up ideas in unusual places.
Don’t let the name fool you. When Kevin Bryan decided to open a neighborhood “gay” bar in the highlands, he knew he wanted to keep it small and friendly. When the second Frankfort Avenue Beer Depot location closed on Bardstown Road, Kevin jumped at the opportunity to open Big Bar.
The growth of the Stephen Foster Handicap at Churchill Downs has been a wonderful thing to experience since the stature of Churchill Downs’ mid-year race for older horses started to rise in the 1990s.
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