The debate over a West Louisville Walmart among downtown residents is a heated one. I’ve seen and have been involved in several very heated online and off line discussions over Walmart. Despite the varying opinions about Walmart most folks that I…
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From the Big Four at night
I love my job. I can’t imagine what I could possibly enjoy more than talking to inspiring people and then writing about those conversations.
Yes, at times, we at Insider Louisville refer to ourselves as “the Band of Misfi…
Tuesday Randomness: Insider Louisville highlights, the Big Four and Shakespeare Read More »
From the Big Four at night
I love my job. I can’t imagine what I could possibly enjoy more than talking to inspiring people and then writing about those conversations.
Yes, at times, we at Insider Louisville refer to ourselves as “the Band of Misfi…
Tuesday Randomness: Insider Louisville highlights, the Big Four and Shakespeare Read More »
I’ve been wanting to write this post for a long time. I’ve written several post on my thoughts for economic development in West Louisville, but this is my first one about just the Russell neighborhood as a whole. It’s also the first one where…
The Russell Renaissance Part 1 Read More »
I’ve been wanting to write this post for a long time. I’ve written several post on my thoughts for economic development in West Louisville, but this is my first one about just the Russell neighborhood as a whole. It’s also the first one where…
The Russell Renaissance Part 1 Read More »
It’s been six years since I started blogging in Louisville (May 29 was the official blogaversary).
My first post were about the Bats, BirdZirk! and the opening day of the Creation Museum outside of Cincy (the latter remains one of my favorite posts de…
Happy blogaversary to me! Loueyville turns 6 years old. Read More »
It’s been six years since I started blogging in Louisville (May 29 was the official blogaversary).
My first post were about the Bats, BirdZirk! and the opening day of the Creation Museum outside of Cincy (the latter remains one of my favorite posts de…
Happy blogaversary to me! Loueyville turns 6 years old. Read More »
Did you see Chad Deity? Jamin Olivencia was part of the cast.
Ohio Valley Wrestling is probably the most fun you can have for five bucks on a Wednesday night.
I’m a fan of anything that could be considered “spectacle.” But I wouldn’t have tho…
Ohio Valley Wrestling: the most fun you can have on a Wednesday for $5 Read More »
Did you see Chad Deity? Jamin Olivencia was part of the cast.
Ohio Valley Wrestling is probably the most fun you can have for five bucks on a Wednesday night.
I’m a fan of anything that could be considered “spectacle.” But I wouldn’t have tho…
Ohio Valley Wrestling: the most fun you can have on a Wednesday for $5 Read More »
I am so lucky that the people I love are so genuinely talented. It makes endorsing their events so guilt-free.
A little less than two years ago, I was assigned to write an article for The Paper about Le Petomane Theatre Ensemble’s show “5 Things.” I…
If you want to sing out, sing out: Le Petomane performs their Greatest Hits in concert Read More »
I am so lucky that the people I love are so genuinely talented. It makes endorsing their events so guilt-free.
A little less than two years ago, I was assigned to write an article for The Paper about Le Petomane Theatre Ensemble’s show “5 Things.” I…
If you want to sing out, sing out: Le Petomane performs their Greatest Hits in concert Read More »
Gabe Bullard in the deserted infield at Churchill
There’s so much to love about my job with Insider Louisville.
Sure there are drawbacks to every job.
This one’s pretty high-stress at times. Sometimes I find myself climbing the stair…
Gabe Bullard in the deserted infield at Churchill
There’s so much to love about my job with Insider Louisville.
Sure there are drawbacks to every job.
This one’s pretty high-stress at times. Sometimes I find myself climbing the stair…
Downtown Louisville is dying. Actually, it has been dying since the 1950’s. The growth of suburbs after WWII drawing people out of the center core hurt. The city’s decision to suburbanize its urban core by tearing down buildings to build surf…
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Downtown Louisville is dying. Actually, it has been dying since the 1950’s. The growth of suburbs after WWII drawing people out of the center core hurt. The city’s decision to suburbanize its urban core by tearing down buildings to build surf…
Why Downtown is Dying Read More »
