Locals Week performance 2026 with Delafaye
Louisville singer songwriter, Delafaye stopped to play a few and speak to Kimmet Cantwell during Locals Week!
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Louisville singer songwriter, Delafaye stopped to play a few and speak to Kimmet Cantwell during Locals Week!
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COCOS HOUSË will open at 9 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 1, on Baxter Avenue.
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At a Senate hearing Wednesday, Anthony Fauci is likely to face questions from Sen. Rand Paul related to the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s what you need to know
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Ronald Exantus, 42, was released from the Kentucky State Reformatory on July 29.
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Cliffs performed their latest music in our performance studio and spoke with host Laura Shine for Locals Week 2026.
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The Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District says its raising utility rates again in order to address aging infrastructure.
Louisville, Oldham County residents will see MSD rate increase in September Read More »
The Louisville Zoo said its three Amur tiger cubs born in May are all female.
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Grammy-nominated Forrest Frank broke the KFC Yum! Center’s attendance record for a Christian artist.
Africana Studies scholar Minkah Makalani says the mingling of art and politics during the Harlem Renaissance set the scene for how today’s artists engage politically.
‘Artists are still crossing those boundaries’: The legacy of the Harlem Renaissance Read More »
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Democratic Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear is calling on Sen. Mitch McConnell to prove he is fit to continue serving in office or resign.
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Country traditionalist, singer, independent recording artist and farmer Dave Wilbert will release his forthcoming new EP, The Good News, a songbook on farming, love and the combination of both is due out on September 18 by Wilbilly Records. Wilbert’s latest single, “Let’s Call It What It Is,” arrives on all DSPs on Friday, July 23, channeling the heartfelt romance and timeless sound of ’90s country. Penned by Patrick Jason Matthews (Randy Travis, Trace Adkins, Travis Tritt) and Roxie Dean (Reba, Lorrie Morgan, Lee Ann Womack) the song immediately grabs its listener with a Yoakam-inspired guitar lick, before unfolding into a heartfelt reminder that genuine love doesn’t need to be complicated—it deserves to be recognized and spoken aloud. Wilbert’s signature 90’s style country crooning encourages listeners to embrace vulnerability and cherish the kind of a rare connection that many spend a lifetime searching for.
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“Day drinking” is a familiar concept. Beer tends to be my libation of choice, and the act of “drinking” is understood; after all, we’re not here to gaze lovingly at unopened containers as we contemplate the potential ramifications of Instagram trendsetting, but rather to enjoy their contents. Consequently, to me it’s all about daytime beers, […]
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