I've really wanted to start podcasting again. For years, my dearest friend, Linda Golden, and I co-hosted the podcast "Louisville, Not Kentucky" together. The "co-" in "co-hosted" is kind of a farce. I showed up, we shared our content, and then Linda… - 4 Oct 20, 11:58pm -
Hey, my long lost Louisvillagers,I've been wanting to blog again for so many months... But my pessimism about the world has flooded my creative process with doubt, insecurity, and bone-deep sadness. Today I had a virtual appointment with my shrink,… - 22 Sep 20, 2:39am -
*wakes up, rubs eyes, realizes it's 2017*"Was it all just a dream?"Hi Loueyvillagers.I know. It's been a really long time. Like four years long. Crazy, right? We're living in a whole new world these days.I stopped updating this because I couldn't rea… - 8 Nov 17, 4:01pm -
From the Big Four at nightI love my job. I can't imagine what I could possibly enjoy more than talking to inspiring people and then writing about those conversations.Yes, at times, we at Insider Louisville refer to ourselves as "the Band of Misfit To… - 9 Jul 13, 11:23pm -
It's been six years since I started blogging in Louisville (May 29 was the official blogaversary).My first post were about the Bats, BirdZirk! and the opening day of the Creation Museum outside of Cincy (the latter remains one of my favorite posts de… - 3 Jun 13, 8:30am -
Outside of the mainstream, who has gone to bat over the last decade for people unable to find justice? Who started the original University of Louisville scandal reporting and helped send Robert Felner to prison? Hint: That person put so much pressure… - 14 Jun 17, 1:48pm -
***Care about the future of Kentucky? Help us cover FOIA and open records request fees relating to Matt Bevin and Jamie Comer.*** [CLICK HERE] Metro Police are on the scene of a double shooting at West Broadway and 24th Street. [WDRB] Indiana was awa… - 26 Dec 16, 8:00am -
***Care about the future of Kentucky? Help us cover FOIA and open records request fees relating to Matt Bevin and Jamie Comer.*** [CLICK HERE] The Department of Justice is facing off against two insurance giants. [WDRB] Woah, a Jefferson County Publi… - 23 Dec 16, 8:00am -
***Care about the future of Kentucky? Help us cover FOIA and open records request fees relating to Matt Bevin and Jamie Comer.*** [CLICK HERE] The University of Louisville’s director of football operations was contacted by campus police after three… - 22 Dec 16, 8:00am -
***Care about the future of Kentucky? Help us cover FOIA and open records request fees relating to Matt Bevin and Jamie Comer.*** [CLICK HERE] A public hearing on toll-enforcement rules for Louisville’s RiverLink system is scheduled for Thursday, D… - 21 Dec 16, 8:00am -
This Friday, Zanzabar is hosting three fantastic bands for a show you absolutely don’t want to miss. That’s right: It’s time for FOWLERFEST! Wait…wha? WTF is “Fowlerfest”? Good question. Let me give you the short(ish) version: “Fowle… - 3 Feb 15, 1:34pm -
I can’t even try to rank these albums, so in no particular order are ten albums that ruled in 2014. I also threw some EPs in that deserve some attention. I tried to snag as much as I could off Soundcloud so you can check it out. Enjoy. Run the Je… - 12 Jan 15, 12:36pm -
There’s no arguing that Whistle Peak is one of Louisville’s most accomplished, and most underrated bands. Back in April, Whistle Peak added something unique to their stable, as band members David Boston and Billy Petot crafted eight instrumental… - 28 Oct 14, 4:55pm -
Tennis is Denver-based husband-and-wife duo Alaina Moore and Patrick Riley, who will visit Louisville to perform at Headliners on September 19 in support of the September release of their newest full-length album, Ritual in Repeat. Ever since releas… - 8 Aug 14, 2:15pm -
It was some time in the early aughts when I was walking with a buddy of mine to our cars in a school parking lot in rural North Carolina. He told me to wait up and handed me a CD case with a statue of a cherub or something on the album cover. “Bles… - 30 Jul 14, 10:20pm -
By all accounts, CycLOUvia Three Points and the Better Block Shelby Park project were a big hit this weekend. A huge congratulations to all those who helped organize, plan, set up, vend, or otherwise participated in a great weekend of Tactical… - 15 May 17, 8:40pm -
In a lot of ways, modern Downtown Louisville can be summed up in one block: Whiskey Row. Abandoned only a few years ago, the block will soon be completely transformed. It’s got a diverse set of backers and uses and is looking for a new urban… - 15 May 17, 5:03pm -
Here are our favorite headlines from the world or cities, urbanism, transportation, and beyond. Take a look below and share what you’re reading in the comments. KFC just published a ridiculously raunchy and bizarre romance novella starring a… - 12 May 17, 12:01pm -
Your weekend in Tactical Urbanism begins tonight in Shelby Park. Two major events—Shelby Park Better Block and CycLOUvia Three Points—are set to transform how we interact with streets in Louisville. And it looks like this could be one of th… - 12 May 17, 11:02am -
We love alleys here at Broken Sidewalk. They’re like a secret network inside of the city just waiting to be explored. Lucky for us, Louisville has some great alleys networks. And they’re about to get even better. - 10 May 17, 5:38pm -
Earlier this week, at a public middle school in Louisville,KY, an 8th grader was arrested for having two loaded guns in his backpack. After his arrest, a friend of his explained that this young man didn’t bring the guns to school to hurt anyone, bu… - 2 Sep 16, 12:13pm -
The Polar Vortex has hit Louisville hard, but I feel like it involves more than just the weather. I feel like I’ve been sucked into an alternate world with all these snow days and delayed openings. I love my kids, but I need them to be in school so… - 13 Feb 14, 2:42pm -
You know how I said that I had hundreds of posts and topics that had gone through my head, yet never made it to the computer? Well, the subject of this post was one that came to my attention this summer, at Forecastle Fest. I knew they had something… - 5 Nov 13, 3:19pm -
Halloween is a ‘holiday’ that is always celebrated on Oct.31st – no matter if it falls on a Tuesday or if it is snowing! Traditionally, it is a celebration on the night before All Saints Day (Nov.1). This year, in Louisville, we have an interes… - 30 Oct 13, 8:53pm -
Look at me, overachieving! I haven’t posted in months and now am going for 2 posts in 2 days. Unfortunately, this post isn’t a pleasant one and I wish I didn’t have to do it. But I feel compelled because what happened last night was disturbing,… - 25 Oct 13, 1:39pm -
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They say it takes a village to raise a child and at Nanny Pair, we could not agree more. Created in 2018, we realize that times have changed. The demands on us and our children are at an all-time high, thus our needs for childcare have changed. Nanny… - 13 hours ago, 2 Mar 21, 10:58am -
Due to the global pandemic, not as many Easter 2021 events will take place like they have in the past. But, we have plenty of ideas for Easter fun at home! Many parents are wondering what to do at home that can still be a fun experience for Easter. H… - 22 hours ago, 2 Mar 21, 1:57am -
Are you ready for free events in March? We are! March brings cold rainy days, beautiful spring-like days and everything in between. Make the most of this season-shifting month with some FREE family fun! Are you looking forward to spring and lots of… - 3 days ago, 28 Feb 21, 1:00am -
Join us for a unique day camp experience combining summer fun with nature-based science education activities. We offer a variety of camps for ages 7 to 15. Campers will take on the roles of naturalists, scientists, and adventurers as they explore… - 3 days ago, 27 Feb 21, 12:48pm -
Spring Break close to Louisville We found things to do and places to go within a short drive of Louisville. Whether you’re looking for a day trip or a multi-day getaway, we’ve got you covered! Are you looking for spring break close to Louisville?… - 7 days ago, 24 Feb 21, 5:00am -
I am SO happy to announce that a new chapter has began! Shutterboo Photography is now Brooke Murphy Photography… and the new site can be found at brookemurphyphoto.com. (I’m squealing over here, people!!) Come on over, see the new website and blo… - 3 Apr 13, 12:19pm -
It’s hard to believe we’ve had Chase for almost eight years. But even so, I remember the day we brought her home. How we gave in and let her sleep in the bed with us to keep her from crying. How fast she took up playing frisbee. The first time sh… - 26 Mar 13, 7:57am -
Last week I went to my second Bon Jovi show in three years. I am a Jon Bon Jovi fan, from the old stuff to the new, I enjoy his music and can’t help but sing along with him and Richie Sambora. But even though my fan-dom has grown stronger over th… - 18 Mar 13, 7:57am -
If you follow me on Instagram, you know that I take a lot of photos of my dogs. A lot. And most are taken on the couch, with a dog draped across my lap. Being that it’s been cold (thanks winter) and dark (thanks winter), it’s all I’ve really ha… - 14 Mar 13, 7:57am -
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By Eli Hughes– Construction is expected to wrap up soon at the Ville Grill following...The post Ville Grill has completed second phase of construction appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal. - 1 day ago, 1 Mar 21, 6:00pm -
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By Riley Vance — The women’s tennis played their second top-20 team of the weekend...The post Women’s tennis faces second loss of the weekend appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal. - 1 day ago, 1 Mar 21, 3:30pm -
By Madelin Shelton — Candidates for the University of Louisville Student Government Association’s Top 4...The post SGA holds forum to meet this year’s running candidates appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal. - 1 day ago, 1 Mar 21, 3:00pm -
By Chandler Brandes– The 23rd-ranked University of Louisville women’s lacrosse team (1-1) welcomes Cincinnati (1-1)...The post No. 23 Louisville Welcomes in Cincinnati on Monday appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal. - 1 day ago, 1 Mar 21, 1:00pm -
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An improvised explosive device made from a lighter went off and injured three people when a man at an estate sale picked it up, police said Friday. Additional components and explosive substances were found in a search of the house in the 700 block of… - 31 Jul 18, 7:20am -
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Researchers from Duke University and the non-profits SkyTruth and Appalachian Voices released a first-of-its-kind study Wednesday showing the year-by-year impact of surface coal mining in Central Appalachia. [H-L] Dangerous idiot. [HuffPo] For the fi… - 27 Jul 18, 7:20am -
Every year, the Children’s Charity of the Bluegrass raises about $500,000 from its annual fundraising golf tournament. But under Kentucky’s new tax law, a 6 percent sales tax on numerous services also applies to all tickets sold for fundraisers t… - 26 Jul 18, 7:20am -
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Last month it was honor to appear again on ProPublica and WNYC’s Trump. Inc podcast. This time it was for a half-hour chat with host Andrea Bernstein and David Fahrenthold of The Washington Post about the state of the Trump Organization now that it… - 16 days ago, 14 Feb 21, 7:13pm -
The New York Times’s blockbuster investigation last fall of how Trump “earned millions as a gatekeeper to his own administration” relied on 1100 Pennsylvania: “The Swamp That Trump Built” by Nicholas Confessore, Karen Yourish, Steve Eder, B… - 19 days ago, 11 Feb 21, 8:12pm -
During the COVID-19 pandemic, 1100 Pennsylvania is donating 25 percent of all subscription revenue to the Restaurant Workers Relief Program. The Lee Initiative, founded by James Beard Award winner Edward Lee, and Maker’s Mark’s Restaurant Workers… - 19 May 20, 12:24pm -
While not as busy as the Trump Hotel D.C..’s lobby, the past couple of months have been eventful for reporting on the hotel’s customers. Earlier this winter, I shared some of 1100 Pennsylvania’s reporting in prime time on MSNBC with “All in w… - 1 Mar 20, 10:21pm -
I’ve traveled a lot during the past few years, thanks to a surprising number of technology and appliances trade shows that I cover for CNET. But don’t let the increased number of stamps on my passport fool you: I’m still cheap AF. Hunting for… - 19 Sep 17, 9:30am -
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Inspiration for blog posts reaches me at the oddest moments, like a couple of weeks ago when I was trapped in the hell that is the Shelbyville Road Plaza parking lot on a Saturday afternoon. It was a segment about the memorial service for the anti-wa… - 24 May 16, 9:00am -
I've been writing about food for six years and counting. Now, it's time to pay it forward.I'm co-leading a food-writing workshop sponsored by Louisville Literary Arts (I'm on the board of this great non-profit) from 5 to 7 p.m. tomorrow, May 14 at… - 13 May 16, 9:05am -
By Walter Munday walter.munday@louisvilleky.gov Louisville Parks and Recreation recently said good-bye to the legendary Ron King, who retired after working more than 20 years with the department. Ron started working with kids in 1978 at California… - 10 Aug 20, 11:58am -
By Walter Munday walter.munday@louisvilleky.gov Louisville Parks and Recreation is excited to announce the hiring and promotion of two new Community Center Supervisors: Scott Shouse and Deondra Wynn. Scott, who began prior to the closing of our c… - 23 Jul 20, 11:19am -
By Walter Munday walter.munday@louisvilleky.gov Welcome to Waverly Park – one of Louisville’s best kept secrets. Most commonly known for its “allegedly” haunted sanatorium, Waverly Park is 300 acres of beautiful woodlands, along with a nine-h… - 12 Nov 19, 2:28pm -
By Walter Munday walter.munday@louisvilleky.gov Less than a month ago, Madison McCoy was celebrating with her Louisville Male High School Bulldog teammates after her team clinched the 2019 Girls Kentucky High School State Softball Championship. Tod… - 16 Jul 19, 1:47pm -
By Walter Munday walter.munday@louisvilleky.gov Parks and recreation is an integral part of American life. Parks and recreation amenities such as playgrounds, gyms, aquatic centers and features serve as places where people go to improve their physica… - 8 Jul 19, 1:38pm -
Yesterday was another of Francesca’s “A Day in the Life” Photo Challenges. She challenges you to take a photo from each hour of the day, and upload them to the social media of your choice. It’s a fun challenge to see how everyone spends their… - 12 Sep 13, 1:47pm -
I can’t believe it’s the tail end of August already! This summer has gone by so quickly. It’s already been a few weeks since I went on vacation to Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina for a family reunion. I had such a good time. I once again volun… - 25 Aug 13, 12:52pm -
I’m in a book! Well, not me specifically, but two of my photos! This is the book, Unearthed; The Landscapes of Hargreaves Associates by Karen M’Closkey. It’s an academic book about the landscape architecture of the Hargreaves Associates, who d… - 3 Jun 13, 4:47pm -
I still haven’t finished any of the projects from my last post. But that didn’t stop me from starting another one! This weekend, I pulled out my loom and started another simple woven scarf: The yarn is Blue Moon Fiber Arts Socks that Rock in Debr… - 30 May 13, 1:11pm -
Hi all! Things have been quiet behind the scenes here at Sweeter Lemon, but that just means I’ve had more time to knit. Case in point: I have three project bags filled with Works In Progress (WIPs): What’s inside? Let’s take a look! Project #1… - 29 Apr 13, 11:39am -
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Take a tour of craft beer and great street art at the same time during the Art Craft Beer Walk from Derby City Brew Tours. You'll get a chance to sip some great craft brew from the Germantown area while you look at some truly impressive street art, t… - 17 hours ago, 2 Mar 21, 7:07am -
Modern life is definitely amazing with all the cool gadgets and technology but there are also lots of things to treasure from the past. This February, get the best of both and go shopping along historic Frankfort Avenue. You'll see the best in trendy… - 2 days ago, 1 Mar 21, 7:27am -
Louisville has a lot of cool historic attractions and neighborhoods with historic architecture. But the city also has some places you may not know about. This February, look at a piece of history most people don’t know about, the city’s very firs… - 3 days ago, 28 Feb 21, 7:07am -
Louisville has a lot of cool historic neighborhoods and neat historic places. One you may not know about is the Bonnycastle Neighborhood. Come here when you want to see large, historic homes in the pretty style that became popular after the Victorian… - 4 days ago, 27 Feb 21, 7:07am -
February has been pretty chilly so far. And in chilly weather, there’s nothing better to eat than chili! This February, get a bowl of some of the top-ranked Chili at Kern’s Korner in Louisville and get warmed up, for a little while, anyway.Chili… - 5 days ago, 26 Feb 21, 8:07am -
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We love nothing more than getting submissions from fantastic photographers who have the ability to capture the love in a couples eyes. Christen from Everleigh Photography is on of them and this engagement sesh totally got us weak in the knees. Not t… - 25 Jul 17, 10:42am -
Callie + Chase were married at the beautiful Polo Barn at Saxony in a mix of navy and gray. The simple but elegant wedding was so refreshing to see in a sea of over the top soiree’s and we are so excited to share their images with you. Not only tha… - 22 May 17, 2:14pm -
From our bride: Although we both live in Atlanta now, it was clear from the beginning of the wedding planning process that I would return to my home town, Lexington, Kentucky. Since Lexington is the Horse and Bourbon Capital of the world we wanted… - 1 May 17, 1:39pm -
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