Set aside the particular star you were born under. Forget about the way you dress. Never mind your taste in music or film. Who cares if your bedroom is a tidy bastion of quiet comfort or a place that resembles … Continue reading
The growth of adult hockey in Louisville Growing up, many young hockey fans dream of winning the big game. For the majority, these dreams die with age. School, then work, takes priority. Dreams change and dreamers become spectators. By the … Continue reading
Did you know that the Union Cycliste Internationale Cyclo-cross World Championships will be held in Louisville, Kentucky January 31 through February 3? Did you even understand a word of what I just said? This is a big deal, people! This … Continue reading
If you take a quick look around the United States, the cities that most prominently dot the American landscape have a lot of things in common. They are the most populous and the most financially successful. They attract the most … Continue reading
Nestled between a computer repair store and a barber school, Old Bikes Belong is nothing flashy. Its storefront blends in with the others in the strip. The window decor is even simpler: the business name and a graphic of a … Continue reading
“Marco…Polo!” shouted the bike-borne combatants across the court and on either side of me. And thus the match began, as I awkwardly accelerated toward a red street hockey ball placed at the center of the Central Avenue overpass tunnel in … Continue reading
<h2>I’ve always been fascinated by the sport of horse racing for a variety of reasons. As someone who is not a Louisville native, my wonder has only increased during the six years I have now called the city home. <h2>
There is a beautiful madness that comes with March, and it isn’t just the giddy delirium present as people break cabin fevers cultivated over the long winter. Sure, folks are excited as seasons change and the warm air of spring … Continue reading