On November 2, book lovers will converge for a celebration of literature at the annual Kentucky Book Festival. Now in its 43rd year, the festival, a program of Kentucky Humanities,...

Natalie Harris has hardly known a time when she wasn’t in the housing industry. It all started with a church in Birmingham. “I grew up in Birmingham, Alabama, and I...

In 1950, nine boys, a chef and a Catholic priest moved into a newly built cottage on Goldsmith Lane in Louisville. At that time, children in Kentucky’s foster care system...

It began with a mission trip in West Africa in 1983. Mark Hogg, a college student, was helping to build a dam that would expand a 20-acre lake to 60...

There’s a new nonprofit in town. And for Louisville’s elders, it could be life-changing. It’s called Twilight Wish, and it exists to grant “wishes” to seniors - anything from trips...

As Churchill Downs prepares to host the 150th running of the Kentucky Derby, one thing is sure to be true; the grounds will look absolutely spectacular, thanks in no small...

Local Woman Pens Fictional Account of World War II Flight Nurses Writer / Grace Schaefer Photography Provided On a wall in the administration building at Bowman Field, Louisville’s first commercial...

Local Rescue Dog Ethan Brightens Lives in Many Ways Writer / Grace Schaefer Photography Provided You wouldn’t think, just by meeting Ethan, that he’s known suffering. He’s happy to see...

New Kentucky Humane Society CEO Brings Enthusiasm & Experience Writer / Grace Schaefer Photography Provided As incoming CEO of the Kentucky Humane Society, Alisa Gray is a professional lifesaver. “When...

Husband & Wife Start Local Curling Club After Being Inspired by Team USA Photography Provided The scene is the 2018 Winter Olympics, the crowd is cheering, and Team USA just...