In 2007, Andrew Dimery was fermenting his first batch of homebrew on a whim, having cashed in his tax return for the most minimal of required gear. Six years later he is the newest head brewer at the Bluegrass Brewing … Continue reading
Entrepreneur Spotlight: Powered by EnterpriseCorp Meet Patrick Goodman. He can design a roadway and speak Russian. He has a master’s in divinity and he played a season of semi-pro football. He’s exactly the sort of guy you’d (never) expect to be … Continue reading
Black Friday is around the corner. Do you know where your charge card is? I’m not a big fan of shopping in general. Over the last five holiday seasons, I would conservatively estimate that I went to the malls zero … 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
The startup community in Louisville is by no means large, and there are even fewer technology startups. As a fellow tech startup founder, I make a point of meeting other tech startup teams either at networking events or one-on-one meetings. … Continue reading
Sitting at a table covered with floor plans and watercolor architectural sketches, Charlotte Ipsan, the newly appointed president of the future Norton Women’s Hospital and Kosair Children’s Hospital – St. Matthew’s, discussed the transformation she is overseeing with the enthusiasm … Continue reading
This city loves itself. We love our independently owned restaurants and the local chefs who run them. We burst with pride over our talented musicians, actors, writers, and artists. One look at any one of the bustling farmers’ markets scattered … Continue reading