Meet Your Maker: Vincent Heichelbech
“For me, it comes down to something really simple: I love wood grain.”
Monthly Archives: July 2012
Taking on a Transformation: A New Era in Women’s Care at Norton
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
The Weeds of Louisville
Now that planting weekend (or, as we say here, Derby weekend) is months gone by, the summer crops have begun to take their hold in the garden. So have the weeds, the opportunistic plants that move so quickly into cultivated … Continue reading
Restorative Justice: Repairing the Harm of Crime
“…There is not a single moral offence which does not, directly or indirectly, affect many others besides the actual offender. Hence, whether an individual is good or bad is not merely his own concern, but really the concern of the … Continue reading