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5 Signs of Spring in Louisville
It’s been a long, hard winter, Louisville. How many times have you made an emergency run to Kroger for bread and milk? How many days have the kids of JCPS missed? It’s time to forget about that: here...
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Foodie News: De la Torres Changes Ownership
From tapas to wine glasses, from genuine Spanish flare to a mouthwatering Italian aroma, De la Torres restaurant owners are selling their loved restaurant to new owners, Chad and Lauren Coulter. After...
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Alex Cross Makes Carmichael's Kids Possible
This summer, the Carmichael’s Bookstore empire expands again. This time, they’re going down the block from their Highlands location at Bardstown Road and Longest Avenue to open the child friendly...
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Paranoia Overwhelms in Play at The Bard's Town
Paranoia, bugs, and a seedy motel room form the premise for Bug, which premieres at The Bard's Town tonight. Bug will take place on July 10-13 and 17-20 at 7:30 p.m. each night. All performances will...
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Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt: Silky Smooth and 'Kentucky Proud' All Year Long
Sometimes during mid-afternoon, you crave something light and luscious. Maybe it’s that rewarding boost after lunch. You could even be looking for that quintessential casual first date spot full of...
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A Preview of David Auburn’s Proof at The Bard’s Town
If you have not had a chance yet to see a production at The Bard’s Town, you are in luck! David Auburn’s distinguished Tony-Award and Pulitzer-prize winning drama Proof opens tonight at 7:30 p.m. and...
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View of Cahoots, a well known Bardstown Road landmark
Here is a 2007 view of Cahoots, a Bardstown Road landmark.
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Beginner's Luck: A Look at Joy Luck on Bardstown Road
Asian-American food has a bad reputation. Arriving crammed in white cardboard boxes, it is just-because-it’s-there, hungry-an-hour-later, one-night-stand food. A last resort, a lonely midnight nosh. “I...
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Brownie's...The Sequel
Believe it or not, Brownie’s “The Shed” is going to open a second location on Bardstown Road. The news broke last night, when co-owner Jason Brown took to his personal facebook page to make the...
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Papalinos Pizza on Baxter Closed, Seeking New Location
The Papalinos Pizzaria that has been on Baxter Avenue since 2010 has closed as of today. According to this post on their Facebook page, Papalinos is “Seeking New Ground In the Highlands.” The statement...
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Coming to the Highlands: Rumplings Ramen and Dumplings
Roux opened officially this past weekend, and you’d think that the big, beautiful, New-Orleans inspired restaurant would be enough of a project for one person. But no, one restaurant isn’t enough for...
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Tart Farewell: Kentucky’s Only CeFiore in the Highlands Closing
Just as the leaves start to change color, signaling a definitive end to the glow of a joyful season, so it is time to bid farewell to a beloved froyo establishment: CeFiore. But not for just a season....
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Explore Louisville: Funmi's Cafe
Pull up to Funmi’s Cafe, nestled in an alcove in the Gardiner Lane Shopping Center (the one with the Krispy Kreme on Bardstown Road), and you’ll see a glass storefront almost identical to the...
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A Warm and Fuzzy Wild and Woolly Retrospective
At this point I know there are very few of you who haven’t heard that Wild and Woolly Video will be closing its doors forever in March. I was privileged to interview with the owner, Todd Brashear, only...
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Buy-A-Date, Help Save A Life: Date Auction Fundraiser
If there’s one thing everyone can definitely agree on it’s that the work week is often just too long. Sometimes we all need the occasional middle-of-the-week night out with our friends. And if you’re...
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Where's Waldo? He's Right Here in Louisville!
Summer is finally in full swing, and for adults, that means it’s time to grill deliciously juicy steaks, bypass all other drinks and go straight for Leinenkugel’s Summer Shandy and ride Kentucky...
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Fall in Love with Betty Jeffries
Louisville’s historic Highlands and Clifton neighborhoods are ideal locations when opening a boutique. Failure isn’t an option when the city’s most successful shops are found lining busy Bardstown Road...
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Bardstown Bound BooFest Will Thrill All
Bardstown Bound "BooFest" has a little something spooky for everyone, and it has returned to the Highlands in Louisville for the twelfth year. It is on Saturday, October 24 from noon to the witching...
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The Community of Louisville and Families: Who Is Mama's Hip?
Mama's Hip opened its doors on Bardstown Road in the Highlands eight years ago this November 1. While the store carries amazing products and lots of handmade goodness from Squeaky Pieces, the bricks...
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Eat It Again: Roux
The folks at Roux aren’t exaggerating with their “We are New Orleans” slogan. This Highlands restaurant’s impressive menu, packed full of traditional creole flavors, is enough to convince anyone that...
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