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Local golf scramble raises money to provide beds for children Saturday, Sep 7 2019
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Beds were being built on site during the scramble to donate to children in the community.
Our Picks for Bourbon & Beyond (9/20-22) Saturday, Sep 7 2019
Bourbon & Beyond and Favorites List and Grace Potter and Jenny Lewis and Joan Jett and Leon Bridges and White Reaper and ZZ Top 7:46 pm
On September 20th through the 22nd Louisville's Bourbon & Beyond will celebrate pop music as well as booze (with the B&B website listing distillers alongside bands for equal billing) at the Highland Festival Grounds at KY Expo Center (937 Phillips Lane).
The line up seems to be worth having to wait 2 years (after last year's cancelation due to the rain and mud debacle), and dare we say this year's line up rival any other regional summer fest..
Here are our top picks of Can't Miss performances (in alphabetical order):
Blackberry Smoke
Cedric Burnside
Hall & Oates
Grace Potter
Jenny Lewis
Joan Jett
Leon Bridges
Squeeze
White Reaper
ZZ Top
The line up seems to be worth having to wait 2 years (after last year's cancelation due to the rain and mud debacle), and dare we say this year's line up rival any other regional summer fest..
Here are our top picks of Can't Miss performances (in alphabetical order):
Blackberry Smoke
Cedric Burnside
Hall & Oates
Grace Potter
Jenny Lewis
Joan Jett
Leon Bridges
Squeeze
White Reaper
ZZ Top
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Buford Family Foundation makes $250K donation to Norton Cancer Institute Saturday, Sep 7 2019
The $250,000 donation will go toward research and programs that help patients and families.
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Dark ‘Joker’ wins top Venice Film Festival prize Saturday, Sep 7 2019
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The Golden Lion has previously put a spotlight on films that went on to be major awards season players, such as 'Roma' and 'The Shape of Water.'
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Norton Cancer Institute receives $250,000 donation in honor of former Louisville football player Saturday, Sep 7 2019
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The donation was in honor of Otto C. Knop, who played for the Cardinals from 1976-1979 and died from biliary duct cancer in 2018.
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Bullitt East High School earns recognition from ESPN, Special Olympics initiative Saturday, Sep 7 2019
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Bullitt East High School was one of five schools out of a list of 34 nationwide to receive the honor.
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Councilwoman Purvis urges neighborhood block watches to combat criminal activity Saturday, Sep 7 2019
The District 5 councilwoman says the goal of the meeting was to look for ways to clean up crime in the community and to make residents feel safe again.
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MSD working on repairs after multiple cave-ins in downtown Louisville; detours in place Saturday, Sep 7 2019
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The detours around downtown Louisville are expected to be in effect for several days.
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Follow Live: Louisville football dominates Eastern Kentucky for first win in a year Saturday, Sep 7 2019
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Louisville dominated Eastern Kentucky with 542 yards of total offense.
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Thousands pack Louisville festivals one year after being cancelled due to weather Saturday, Sep 7 2019
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The Big Four Arts Festival and the Highlands Festival both enjoyed large crowds and nearly picture-perfect weather this weekend.
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