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1 dead, 1 hospitalized after three-vehicle crash Friday near Iroquois Park Sunday, Jun 6 2021
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LMPD's Traffic Unit is investigating.
LMPD: Teenage sisters reported missing after visit to Kentucky Kingdom found safe Sunday, Jun 6 2021
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Two teenage sisters, Alesia and Alexis Walker, were reported missing and last seen at Kentucky Kingdom, Louisville Metro Police said.
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Missing teen sisters found safe Sunday, Jun 6 2021
Community and Home and local and News 4:53 pm
The two were reported missing after spending time at Kentucky Kingdom Saturday. On Sunday afternoon, LMPD said the sisters were located.
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Visit a 19th Century Farm This June 10 Sunday, Jun 6 2021
Louisville Events 4:32 pm
Sure things have been rough, but at least there's electricity! No matter how bad things get, there's one lesson that you can take from history, back in the 1800s, things were a whole lot worse. Life was difficult in these days when you had to collect water, pluck chickens and antibiotics didn't even exist. Visit Locust Grove and get an up-close look at what life was like back in those "good old" days. You'll be loving your streaming services more and more.
Locust Grove from the Outside In
Visit Locus Grove this June, a 19th-century farm that is one of the city's most stunning historic attractions. Take a tour of the outbuildings and fields that sustained life here and had everyone working from sunup to sundown. You will be outside exploring the outbuildings, grounds and gardens of this beautiful estate, so be sure to wear shoes that can get muddy.
Admission to this special tour is $12 per person. The tour begins at 11 am and you will need to make reservations in advance. Locust Grove is at 561 Blankenbaker Lane. This historic estate is surrounded by the Indian Hills neighborhood. If you like luxury and natural beauty in the same place, you're going to love Indian Hills.
Visit Indian Hills
Not only does Indian Hills surround a beautiful historic property, but it's also next to the gorgeous grounds of the Louisville Country Club. Indian Hills spreads all the way to the river. The Louisville Boat Club is here, along with the Different Strokes Golf Center.
A natural waterway winds its way through the neighborhood, creating beautiful natural rock outcroppings and supplying moisture for the trees scattered all over Indian Hills. The winding streets and cul-de-sacs will lead you past many areas of this neighborhood that aren't developed. They're left natural to provide incredible scenery for the huge, custom-built homes that make this neighborhood so distinct.
Indian Hills is a place for luxury and privacy. The big homes are spread out and they're surrounded by Nature. These houses have big kitchens, beautiful outdoor living spaces, hardwood floors, custom cabinets, spa bathrooms, big closets, you know, all those things you put on your list of a perfect home. The dream home you've been thinking about is probably already in Indian Hills. Go get a look at this neighborhood this June and go find it!
About the Author: Joe Hayden is the Team Owner and Manager of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Louisville Real Estate Experts!
Admission to this special tour is $12 per person. The tour begins at 11 am and you will need to make reservations in advance. Locust Grove is at 561 Blankenbaker Lane. This historic estate is surrounded by the Indian Hills neighborhood. If you like luxury and natural beauty in the same place, you're going to love Indian Hills.
Visit Indian Hills
Not only does Indian Hills surround a beautiful historic property, but it's also next to the gorgeous grounds of the Louisville Country Club. Indian Hills spreads all the way to the river. The Louisville Boat Club is here, along with the Different Strokes Golf Center.
A natural waterway winds its way through the neighborhood, creating beautiful natural rock outcroppings and supplying moisture for the trees scattered all over Indian Hills. The winding streets and cul-de-sacs will lead you past many areas of this neighborhood that aren't developed. They're left natural to provide incredible scenery for the huge, custom-built homes that make this neighborhood so distinct.
Indian Hills is a place for luxury and privacy. The big homes are spread out and they're surrounded by Nature. These houses have big kitchens, beautiful outdoor living spaces, hardwood floors, custom cabinets, spa bathrooms, big closets, you know, all those things you put on your list of a perfect home. The dream home you've been thinking about is probably already in Indian Hills. Go get a look at this neighborhood this June and go find it!
About the Author: Joe Hayden is the Team Owner and Manager of the Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Louisville Real Estate Experts!
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Butler over PRP in Sixth Region softball semifinals Sunday, Jun 6 2021
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Butler over PRP in Sixth Region softball semifinals
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Louisville man feeding west end residents — one hot dog at a time Sunday, Jun 6 2021
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Everett Hunter is giving his time and money so others don't go hungry.
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Police: 6 killed in head-on crash near Lexington Sunday, Jun 6 2021
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The Lexington Police Department is investigating the crash and asked anyone with information to call 859-258-3663.
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Dubois coroner: Ohio woman dies after returning to Holiday World ride station unresponsive Sunday, Jun 6 2021
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An Ohio woman has died after riding a rollercoaster at Holiday World & Splashin' Safari in Santa Claus and returning to the station unresponsive.
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Teenage sisters last seen at Kentucky Kingdom found safe, Louisville police say Sunday, Jun 6 2021
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Alesia Walker, 15, and Alexis Walker, 14, went missing from the amusement park on Saturday afternoon.
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Heavy fire destroys vacant building in Russell neighborhood Sunday, Jun 6 2021
Home and local and News 12:11 pm
No one was hurt in the fire but the building is a total loss, according to LFD.
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