The Opening Act: The Whiskey Riders Monday, Jan 6 2020 

The Whiskey Riders deliver a hard-hitting cocktail with a mix of Americana, Blues, Bluegrass and Southern Rock. Formed in 2009, the current lineup of the Louisville band includes vocalist Alissa Grace, with Johnny Goebel- Vocals/Banjo/Guitar/Keys, Chase of Spades – Lead Guitar, G- Drums on percussion and Bryan Brutal Bass on, you guessed it, bass.

You can catch the band in action on Saturday, January 11 at Headliners appearing with Further South and Jacob Resch. For a sneak preview of what you’ll hear, check out their hard-driving single, Train Wreck. This is The Whiskey Riders, The Opening Act!

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Catch The Opening Act every Tuesday and Thursday morning at 10:00 AM

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Roundabout planned for busy intersection in Salem, Indiana Monday, Jan 6 2020 

INDOT said the intersection at state Route 60 and the Salem Bypass is dangerous, and a roundabout would make it safer.

Condo development proposed near busy Jeffersontown intersection gets green light Monday, Jan 6 2020 

The plan is to build 21 two-story condos near the intersection of Watterson Trail and Stony Brook Drive, not far from South Hurstbourne Parkway.

Broken Prospect sewer pipe condition ‘worse than expected’ Monday, Jan 6 2020 

Metropolitan Sewer District officials said Monday that two pipes were damaged, which they did not know until they sent cameras 35 feet below ground.

Louisville Mayor Greg Fisher proposes property tax break Monday, Jan 6 2020 

The idea is to prevent residents from being priced out because of overly high taxes.

Interim Arts & Science College dean shares goals for 2020 Monday, Jan 6 2020 

By Matthew Keck —

After Arts & Science College Dean Kimberly Kempf-Leonard submitted her early retirement in December, the announcement came that David Owen would serve as the interim dean. Owen sent an email Jan. 2 to the college detailing his goals for his interim appointment.

“I am honored to have been appointed interim dean of A&S and I look forward to working together to fulfill the A&S mission,” said Owen. “The core of A&S is its people – from engaged students, to talented staff and brilliant faculty – and we must be sure that we recognize the valuable contributions each of us makes to the success of the college.”

Owen said that his main goal during his tenure as dean is to pass on a strong and vibrant college to the next dean. In the email, he listed what he wants to achieve:

  • Take positive steps towards improving morale amongst staff and faculty;
  • End the fiscal year in the black and with the college on sound financial footing;
  • Prepare a FY21 budget that maximizes our ability to fulfill the A&S mission and enables a strategic investment in college priorities;
  • Guide the transition to the new budget model and ensure that department chairs and Dean’s office staff have a comprehensive understanding of the new model;
  • Develop and implement a communication plan that promotes transparency;
  • Build on our on-going efforts to increase retention of A&S students.

“We have exceptional leadership already in place in the college—associate deans, assistant deans, department chairs, and others—who will ensure that A&S can continue to provide exceptional educational opportunities to students,” said Owen.

He is also the Chair of the Philosophy department in the A&S College. His interim term is set to last through the Spring 2020 semester, while the A&S College searches for a full-time replacement.

“I am excited for the opportunity to work with you as we strive to achieve these goals,” said Owen. “And I am very appreciative of the contributions each of you make to our mission.”

File Photo // The Louisville Cardinal 

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Kentucky Down Under to donate half of January proceeds to Australia Zoo amid wildfires Monday, Jan 6 2020 

The profits will be donated to the zoo to help support their efforts to care and treat animals impacted by the wildfires.

The criticism of Louisville coach Chris Mack is way too harsh and needs to stop Monday, Jan 6 2020 

Louisville coach Chris Mack has suffered plenty of criticism during this losing streak. It's way too harsh right now.

       

Mayor Fischer pitches tax break to combat gentrification in Louisville’s neighborhoods Monday, Jan 6 2020 

Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer is pushing for the expansion of a property tax moratorium program to stave off the negative effects of gentrification.

       

Louisville City FC announces it’s home opener date in Lynn Family Stadium Monday, Jan 6 2020 

Louisville City FC will break in its new stadium in Butchertown — Lynn Family Stadium — on Saturday, April 11, against Birmingham Legion for its first home game of the 2020 USL season.

       

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