Redlining in the late 1930s — and the ugly legacy Louisville lives with today.
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If anyone knows something about isolation, it's her.
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Posted On: 27 May 2020 - 3:01pm
Shifting education online has been an Herculean task.
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We scored big at the annual CRMA awards.
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Posted On: 21 May 2020 - 2:22pm
“Doing homeless outreach is always mentally draining.”
News
Posted On: 18 May 2020 - 3:10pm
America thought it could dodge the virus by simply not looking it in the eye.
News
Posted On: 11 May 2020 - 4:59pm
“I can’t remember the last time I hugged my 6-year-old.”
“I can’t remember the last time I hugged my 6-year-old.”
All Dogs pulls ahead in the first turn, with Delivery Margs hot on its tail.
By Clay Gahan, Dean of Faculty and Upper School English Teacher
“I can’t take too much of the nightly news on a steady basis.”
“It’s actually quite overwhelming.”
“We can learn a lot from this pandemic.”
“It’s just crazy how fast it escalated.”
“Nurses who start out here get some of the best learning and hands-on clinical skills.”
Although Nardie White pledged to keep going in 2010 after his wife died, he knew he couldn’t continue indefinitely running the nonprofit.
The Lumineers illuminated Louisville last night.
Couples are foregoing the predictable with these trendy flavors.
It's never too early to start thinking about summer.
And other thoughts on the city’s next 70 years from our readers.
Is this a wake-up call, or will the problem only get worse?
Mega conservative AG Daniel Cameron is straight out of central casting.
The long life of Sister Alfreda Crantz.
“As the night progresses, the palate becomes less sophisticated.”
A utopian community brought together by an interest in vascular health.
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