Doug Adams can’t remember a time when he didn’t hold a comic book in his hand. As a child, he learned to read from the inherited stacks of comics that his relatives had passed down. Adams had an early insight … 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
There is a house on Taylor Boulevard, around the corner from Churchill Downs and not far from Déjà Vu Showgirls – a fun house with an awning painted a startling pink. Inside this house live pieces of your childhood, contained … Continue reading
In a print shop just beyond the bustle of Bardstown Road, I’m spending time with Patrick Masterson, a Louisville native, expatriate, and now returned prodigal son. Masterson is back home after 16 years away from the banks of the Ohio. … Continue reading
How did you get started as a maker? It was a very gradual process. As a child, I enjoyed drawing. And I pursued that through my high school and college years in fits and starts. While I was in grad … Continue reading
When I asked Michelle Jones about her techie background, I assumed she graduated with a degree in computer programming. “Actually, my degree is in history,” said Jones. “Tech is something I have always enjoyed.”
On the second to last Sunday in April, a group of young farmers gathered on what just might have been the last chilly day of the season. Some hoped that a patchy frost wouldn’t get their newly planted spring crops. … 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