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Louisville news: Kentucky's leading the nation in something healthy (although it does involve highway rest stops) edition [News]
- "Posters are going up at the 23 rest areas and welcome centers across the state to highlight healthy food choices for travelers. The effort will make Kentucky the first state in the nation to promote healthier food options at state-operated vending sites, said state Education and Workforce Development Secretary Joseph U.
A Rockin' Good Time to Close Out the Kentucky State Fair [Music]
These bands sure came to rock! Freedom Hall was packed and the fans came to have fun!
Louisville news: To the two Louisvillians who claim to have felt yesterday's earthquake--you probably just ate Qdoba for lunch edition [News]
- "Tremors from a 5.8-magnitude earthquake centered near Richmond, Va., shook parts of eastern Kentucky, with at least two people reporting feeling some shaking as far away as Louisville.
Sports Legends of the Ville (landmark edition): FREEDOM [Sports]
What better place to start the landmark edition of Sports Legends of the Ville than Freedom Hall? Opened in 1956, Freedom Hall was a building that was beyond it’s time. Ironically though, the building itself didn’t open to house basketball games; as so many remember it today.
It was actually built to house the World’s Championship Horse Show during the Kentucky State Fair. A horse show still operates in that building annually, almost a tribute to the venue.
High-fashion favorite Zang Toi prepares for his Louisville visit [Fashion]
Zang Toi, a NYC-based designer preferred by celebrities like Sharon Stone and Eva Longoria, is making his way to Louisville's own Glasscock Boutique August 25th - 27th to showcase his Fall 2011 collection. Toi is one of very few designers to have received a standing ovation during New York’s Fall Fashion Week this year for his masterful blending of camel, black and emerald green with choice autumn fabrics such as velvet, taffeta, and wool with fur accents.
Louisville news: You can’t make this stuff up edition [News roundup]
• Mitch McConnell gets cozy with the Tea Party. [WFPL]
Corndog days are about to be over [Kentucky State Fair]
It's times like these when I can sit back, unbutton my pants, and sit proud with my hand down my pants like Al Bundy from Married With Children because I've gotten my proper fill of corndogs for the year.
Did the Courier-Journal call Gov. Steve Beshear a "queen"? [News]
Apparently the Louisville Courier-Journal has annointed Gov. Steve Beshear queen (what does that make Jerry Abramson?).
And lest you think that photo's a crop job, here's a screenshot from the Courier-Journal:
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