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I’m Josh, editor of Louisville Magazine, and at the magazine we’ve been wondering:  What should more of us understand when it comes to the discussion about development vs. preservation? Below, you’ll find that question and several others. You don’t have to answer all but certainly can. We want you to be able to say as much […]

I’m Josh, editor of Louisville Magazine, and — in collaboration with Louisville Visual Art — we’re wondering:  Where in town do you go for creative inspiration? Below, you’ll find that question and several others. You don’t have to answer all but certainly can. We want you to be able to say as much or as little

I’m Josh, editor of Louisville Magazine, and — in collaboration with YPAL — we’re wondering:  What’s…? Below, you’ll find that question and several others. You don’t have to answer all but certainly can. We want you to be able to say as much or as little as you’d like and are hoping at least some questions

We’re wondering about how neighborhoods are changing in our city, and I’m so grateful you’re here and willing to take a few minutes to answer my questions below. Hoping to have answers in by: Wednesday, Oct. 16. And if you have thoughts or questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch: josh@louisville.com — Josh, editor,

I’m Josh, editor of Louisville Magazine, and — in collaboration with Olmsted Parks Conservancy — we’re wondering:  What’s your favorite park feature in Louisville, and why? You’ll find that question below. (And we’re including another box where you can share more if one just isn’t enough.) When answering, the more specific the better. If you have

I’m Josh, editor of Louisville Magazine, and — in collaboration with TreesLouisville — we’re wondering:  What’s one tree that every Louisvillian needs to see, and why? You’ll find that question below. (And yes, we’re including another box where you can share about more trees if one just isn’t enough.) When answering, the more specific the better.

I’m Josh, editor of Louisville Magazine, and — in collaboration with JCTA — we’re wondering:  What’s one thing you’d recommend to improve schools in Louisville? And what’s one thing you’d definitely warn against? Below, you’ll find several of my questions. You don’t have to answer all but certainly can. We want you to be able to

I’m Josh, editor of Louisville Magazine, and I wanted to ask folks from Louisville the same question we asked a group of local donors. If you have thoughts or questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch: josh@louisville.com Thank you so, so much for sharing. — Josh

I’m Josh, editor of Louisville Magazine, and — in collaboration with Impact100 — we’re wondering:  What’s one thing you’d recommend to improve the world of philanthropy in Louisville? And what’s one thing you’d definitely warn against? I first learned about Impact100 because my daughter is a member of the Louisville Leopard Percussionists, one of the recipients

I’m Josh, editor of Louisville Magazine, and — in collaboration with LIBA — we’re wondering:  What’s one thing you’d recommend to improve Louisville for small businesses? And what’s one thing you’d warn against? Below, you’ll find those questions and several others. You don’t have to answer all but certainly can. We want you to be able