On Independence Day, we do a splendid job celebrating our country. But what can we do to support, sustain, and improve our homeland? Sometimes the best ways to think big, is to think small.
Read the tale of this brave writer, as she hunts the aisles of her local farmer's market, collects her bounty of produce, then ingeniously figures out how to cook it all.
Looking for something different to do tonight? After enjoying the Exclusively New Albany event at Mayor England's home, stop by Steinert's for some variety show entertainment! Sub Rosa: The Gypsie Courtyard is invading New Albany tonight, bringing music, comedy and magic along with other surprises.
What do you do when the local establishments have great products, but the poor service leaves you grumpy and dissatisfied? Twice now I've hit the town with the goal of having a fun, relaxing time, but instead got aggravation and stress.
Here's an amazing compendium of downtown (and near downtown) New Albany restaurants, shops, establishments and attractions, as compiled by Karen Gillenwater for the use of visitors this crazy chock-full weekend.
Remember when there was supposed to be an art walk in New Albany, but then it rained? Well, now it is happening Friday. And there's only a 30% chance of rain this time!
The economy may be rebounding, but it has left many bruised bank accounts in its wake. With vacation season fast approaching, what's a frugal family to do? Never fear, for Louisville.com is here to help! We may not be able to bestow you with large sacks of cash, but we can help you horde your own while still having the relaxing and rejuvenating experience you crave. How? The answer, my friend, is to take a staycation.
Yesterday was the annual Taste of Jeffersonville at Kye's, and Louisville.com sent its two most diet-restricted reporters to cover the event. Read on to see how we fared.
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