Rise Fitness Builds Inclusive Community for Athletes of All Abilities Every week, a found family of Louisvillians comes together for what seems like a workout, but is really so much...

It began in 1941, a collaboration of civilians in the protection and service of their country. What started as a civilian-pilot air force, patrolling against submarines shortly after the Pearl...

It began in 1981, when Jef Conner and Hunt Rounsavall found themselves in the hallways of a hospital as their infant daughter, Christine, received treatment for neuroblastoma. But what they...

Every summer, the city of Lyndon gathers to celebrate with live music, games and great food at the Lyndon Summer Festival. The annual event returns to Robison Park on June...

Every Monday and Wednesday morning, Buechel Park Baptist Church’s gym teems with activity - an assembly of men and women in the Louisville community exercising together. And that includes boxing....

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...