Today we look at LouisvilleFamilyFun.net and the lady behind it all, Stephanie White. Read on to see how this local transplant is trying to help answer the question - what can we do with the kids today?
The upcoming Derby City Film Festival will host the Kentucky premiere of the new film from No Restrictions Entertainment, which deals with the realities of child abuse and those who survive it.
Monster Truck Jam at Broadbent Arena was a hit with fans on January 27. The show wouldn't be complete without some sort of destruction, and the show didn't disappoint. The show runs again tonight with a chance to meet the drivers beforehand.
Kentucky's public school system is ranked among the worst in the nation. One active group of concerned citizens is actively fighting for choices for black children in Louisville.
The stars of Monster Jam (returning to Louisville January 27,28) cost about $600,000 per year each to build, maintain, transport and staff but entertain more than 4 million fans annually. An interview with one of the drivers reveals interesting background and some monstrous figures and facts.
![Louisville Entrepreneur Profiles - LouisvilleFamilyFun.net [Business]](files/u3892/300x450xLouFamFun_0.jpg,q1328640267.pagespeed.ic.x39MY_C9Gy.jpg "Louisville Entrepreneur Profiles - LouisvilleFamilyFun.net [Business]")
![Family Feud tryouts coming to Louisville [Family & Parenting]](files/u4442/160x93xff-logo-familyfeuduse,P20me_0.jpg,q1328637208.pagespeed.ic.JytzDxpfZX.jpg "Family Feud tryouts coming to Louisville [Family & Parenting]"){kind=logo}
![Derby City Film Festival spotlight: "Mother's Red Dress" [Movies]](files/u4217/300x445xmother,P27s,P20red,P20dress.jpg,q1327941851.pagespeed.ic.Lw5qaGyIUB.jpg "Derby City Film Festival spotlight: \"Mother's Red Dress\" [Movies]")
