The Filson Historical Society’s preservation project was deemed to “no longer serve the interest of the United States.”
Filson Historical Society stripped of federal grant to preserve Kentuckiana history Read More »
Funding budgeted for pool security and operations will be reallocated for “summer activity vouchers” given to families who live near the park.
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Residents feared the eight-acre land would be lost to commercial or residential development. Instead, the township bought it.
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“Pope Francis made it easier for us,” said churchgoer Quilcie Hidalgo, “Reminding us that we are beacons of hope.”
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An anonymous donation made the reopening possible this year.
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Healing Appalachia has been held in West Virginia for the past five years but it’s moving to Kentucky in September.
“Pope Francis constantly reminded the faithful to love and welcome everyone we meet because they are the face of Christ.”
Kentucky politicians, faith leaders mourn death of Pope Francis Read More »
Two Kentucky nonprofits demand an end to what they call “targeted harassment” over city citations.
The two elephants have been at the Louisville Zoo for decades. Later this spring, they’ll be moving to an elephant sanctuary in Tennessee.
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The festivities lift off on April 24-26.
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Kentucky Humanities helped schools and shops recover in the aftermath of eastern Kentucky flooding in 2022. But now, officials say their hands are tied.
Kentucky Humanities ‘defunded overnight’ by DOGE Read More »
Paula Lacey is a dispatcher at MetroSafe, and after 27 years on the job, she’s ready to hang up her headset.
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“Writing has given me a life I never could have imagined,” Kathleen Driskell said. She’s an award-winning poet, essayist, and teacher.
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“We’d like to help make this little girl’s life amazing while she is capable of getting around on her own.”
New Albany McDonald’s raising funds for child with rare disease Read More »
“We had about 800 reservations for Easter, so to tell them with about a weeks notice that we don’t have room for you is heartbreaking.”
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