Good To My Hood section
Gray skies, dropping temperatures, snowstorms (read: two inches of powder), and general wintery blahs can settle in for most Louisvillians by early January, and the promise of spring (read: two days of 70 degree weather followed by blistering summer heat) … Continue reading
On the outskirts of downtown is the most unique of the more than one hundred Metro Parks here in Louisville. Its 40,000 square feet of concrete, wood, and steel are made for skateboards, BMX bikes, and inline skates, and its … Continue reading
This is the message printed across twelve brightly painted blue boxes located throughout Louisville’s Central Business District. At first glance, these hungry boxes invoke curiosity, and are unlike other familiar objects encountered by pedestrians on Louisville’s sidewalks: artsy, welded bicycle … Continue reading
“Look up,” is Susan Foley’s advice for appreciating the architecture of the historic buildings on Main Street in downtown Louisville. “At street level you are looking at store fronts or the fronts of offices,” she says, “so you really do … Continue reading
To people in Louisville, Ramsi’s Café on the World is synonymous with a lot of things: the Highlands, Bardstown Road, amazing food, vegan options, and diversity. You’ll typically see a diverse range of people eating there, working there, and the … Continue reading
A visit to Highland Cleaners Discovery Center on Bardstown Road.
If you’re looking towards downtown Louisville from just a few miles off, a layer of brown smog lingers above the peaks of the skyline. It may seem that Metro Louisville is immune from the pollution of a metropolis like Los … Continue reading
Highlands Community Ministries (HCM) is an ecumenical non-profit collective of 24 Louisville congregations working together to provide residents of the 16 Highlands neighborhoods with a better quality of life. Stan Esterle has been the creative force behind the HCM mission … Continue reading