Known worldwide as Derby City, Louisville is home to several notable names, including Muhammad Ali, the Louisville Slugger, and – yes – Kentucky Fried Chicken. Perhaps a lesser-known fact, however, is that our fair city is also home to a … Continue reading
Art is our common language. It’s our way of expressing individuality. And StudioWorks, a program of Zoom Group, which is a nonprofit organization and a Metro United Way agency, is making this happen for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities … Continue reading
Remember Billy and Old Dan and Little Ann? Here’s a hint from the book jacket: A loving threesome, they ranged the dark hills and river bottoms of Cherokee country. Old Dan had the brawn, Little Ann had the brains, and … Continue reading
Don’t be mistaken. Although Paws with Purpose (PWP) could be the name of a reality television show—PWP’s stories have all the elements of an engaging, dramatic, yet humorous and at times tear-jerking primetime series, complete with a cast of heroic … Continue reading
Ohio Valley Creative Energy plans on turning Garbage into art “It’s been done before.” Are there any words more discouraging to an aspiring young artist? So much value is placed on originality—of subjects, ideas, concepts, and techniques—that “the anxiety of … Continue reading
Students from Iroquois High School work with the Blue Apple Players and 21c to share an anti-drug message.
Walking in the entrance of the Kentucky Humane Society (KHS) was different than I expected.