Claudia Sanders Dinner House: A Kentucky Landmark Blending Innovation And Tradition
Claudia Sanders Dinner House continues the colonel’s legacy of ‘true Kentucky food’
Norton Neuroscience Institute Provides Cutting-Edge Care For Many Illnesses And Injuries
Kentuckians take pride in hosting one of the world’s top sporting events every May.
Lexie’s Trading Post: Locally Made Skin Care Products Are Just The Beginning
The dry winds out West can be tough on skin – just ask Karen Crook, who grew up in a Texas oil family and was an Air Force missile launch officer in Wyoming.
Forest Springs Family Dental Combines Technology With Care And Compassion
Few professional people begin their careers at 16, but Misty W. Griffin, DMD, owner and dentist at Forest Springs Family Dental, did exactly that.
Pearson’s Funeral Home Continues 164-Year Tradition Of Personal Service
Lorenzo Dow Pearson, a cabinet maker from Shelby County, moved to Louisville in 1832 to find a broader market for his products.
Digs Blends Ben Palmer-Ball’s Two Passions – Outdoor Living And Architecture
Ben Palmer-Ball has always been keen on gardening.
Buschemeyer’s Jewelers Brings 147 Years Of Creative Skill To The Douglass Loop
James “Jimmy” Davis learned the jeweler’s arts back when F.D.R. was in the White House, Seabiscuit was the horse to bet on, and plans were being made to build an airport bigger than Bowman Field.
A Reader’s Corner Welcomes Book Lovers To New Location And Better Selection
Tim and Judy Fout have a recurring nightmare—in the daytime.
Whitehouse Residential & Commercial Painting Co. Delivers Beautiful Results
Slapstick housepainters who create chaos – such as The Three Stooges in “Jerks of All Trades” – get laughs on television, but who would turn them loose on a real building?
Mercí Joins Sister Store Fleur De Lis In Chenoweth Square
If your store is successful and it’s time to open a second one, what could be handier than taking the space next door?
