In recent days I’ve heard a lot of people asking how they can support the restaurant industry. People want to know where they can go and what they can do to hopefully keep some of their favorite local restaurants afloat … Continue reading Crushing Lunch in St Matthews
For most of us, hearing the phrase “in these uncertain times” or “during this unprecedented time” is one of the most cringe-worthy things about the year 2020. I’m exhausted by the headlines, the mandates, the fighting, the confusion. There’s a … Continue reading COVID Effect: The Louisville Restaurant Industry
As far back as I can remember (moving to the Highlands in 1989), there have been, retail shops, pubs, and special establishments that all worked together to create the strange and wacky personality that still exists to this day in the … Continue reading Diamond Station: What’s that for? It’s a past and a future…I shouldn’t say more
I’ve been working on my pizza dough recipe. I used to work at a rad little pizza place called Mojo Pie when I lived in Hilton Head, SC (t-shirt->) Since leaving there, I’ve always wanted to duplicate that dough. New … Continue reading Butchertown Pizza Hall Inspires Me
The Louisville Real Estate House Party is an event in Louisville that is geared toward real estate information and education. The event is scheduled for Saturday, June 17, 2017 between 10:00 am & 3:00 pm at 9911 Shelbyville Rd, Louisville, … Continue reading Louisville Real Estate House Party Promises Fun and Education
After reading the title, do you picture white tablecloths on a candlelit table? Maybe you feel like you need a better suit and tie to eat at Ward 426, or that you’ll be forced to take out a home equity … Continue reading What’s for Lunch: Ward 426
I love how fried chicken has exploded on the dining scene across the country as if it’s something new. In the poultry realm you got good ole country style fried chicken, Nashville style hot chicken, different breading and batters, and … Continue reading The Eagle Has Landed and it Brings Fried Chicken
After closing its doors back at the end of the 2016 Summer for a brief interlude, El Camino has recently reported that they will be re-opening as they had planned to do all along. The groovy, surfer chic, SoCal-esque, Mexican street … Continue reading El Camino Re-opening in Germantown
Buying a home can cost as much or as little as you want it to if you have the right people on your side. A great loan officer and a great Realtor will guide you and assist you in a … Continue reading Free Money to Buy a Home: Kentucky Housing Grant
2016 was a fabulous year for Louisville food and entertainment. Each year we hear your voice as you have the chance to vote for your favorite Louisville stuff. The results for the 2016 Homie Awards are listed below, and while … Continue reading RESULTS: The 2016 Homie Award Winners
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