Joan Stewart has big plans. “Do you see that wall over there?” she asks excitedly as she leads me into the Old Louisville Council office. “My goal is to have that wall converted back to how it was originally. It … Continue reading
North of Louisville, in La Grange, Kentucky, something like Hollywood is happening. A film set is arranged outside of an old farmhouse. Two pickup trucks, which together play one role, have been spray painted with the name of a fictitious … Continue reading
Timothy Tidwhistle is an assumed name, but rest assured he is a very real person. He is not a professional therapist or by any means a licensed advice giver. He does, however, seem to dish it out more often than not. He joins … Continue reading
The door is unassuming. Muted and industrial, it stands quietly in the face of a stone wall. A mixture of gravel and weeds rises in a subtle slope around its shoulders before shooting to a hilltop; a tangle of foliage … Continue reading
Leapfrogging Technologies and Producing the Next Generation of Technologists Most of the headlines today focus on all the negative reasons for why the US needs to invest in clean technology. After all, the average price of gas is over $3/gallon. … Continue reading
Ron and Jane Harris love Old Louisville. The open and graceful layout of Third Street in Old Louisville is a refreshing departure from most other developed spaces within the city: wide sidewalks give way to beautifully landscaped yards and three-story … Continue reading
This is a series of articles on how Louisvillians can begin to publish and market their creative writing. Erin Keane is the author of two collections of poetry, Death-Defying Acts and The Gravity Soundtrack, and she teaches in the National … Continue reading
I found refuge from the pouring rain one Tuesday afternoon in the vast warehouse space of Actors Theatre’s prop shop on West 9th Street. Props Director Mark Walston lead me on a guided tour of the facility where sets are … Continue reading
