Category: The Dish
Commit To Caring
The past week has been a flurry of motion and emotion. It’s hard to process all that has transpired, but what we already know is that several Southern Indiana and Kentucky communities need our help.
Freezing For A Reason
Last week, hundreds of individuals converged on Tumbleweed on the River to jump into The Ohio all in the name of charity.
‘Godmother of Title IX’ Coming to Louisville
This week, I’m handing over my column to Kellie Denton, one of The Voice’s newest writers. ~Angie Fenton
#MyMayorIsCoolerThanYours
Two weeks ago, I stood on the red carpet at the Sam Swope Auto Group 60th Anniversary and witnessed our mayor do something many other mayors dont.
Not A Runner, Not A Quitter
I’m not a runner, and I’m not a quitter, but by April 28, I’ll be one or the other.
New Year’s Brunch
Several years ago, I started celebrating New Year’s Day by booking a large table at a local establishment – usually Lynn’s Paradise Cafe – and then filling it with all manner of friends.
The perfect party
I’ve been to a number of holiday events over the past few weeks, but none like the party at ProFormance Fitness.
Reflections on Party Pics
This week, I’m handing over The Dish to veteran photographer Jacob Zimmer, who proves he’s as adept with the pen as he is with the camera as he reflects on the passing of The Voice-Tribune reader and friend Chris Vaughan, who was in a car accident on Sunday, Nov. 27.
Goodbye Jacob
The Voice-Tribune’s News Editor Jacob Glassner wrote his first story for the publication in 2003.
