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Big Timber

Christy Heitger-Ewing August 24, 2020

Owners of New Firewood Business Dedicated to Helping Reduce Veteran Suicide & Heal Hurting Vets Photography Provided Firewood is always in demand and the inspiration

Hour of Need: Local Organization Produces and Distributes Face Masks

Cassady Lamb July 27, 2020

When the coronavirus made its way into Kentucky, team members from Hour of Need hit the ground running. Beginning with just a few individuals, the

The Agricultural Heritage of St. Matthews

Art Lander Jr. July 27, 2020

Photos courtesy of University of Louisville Archives & Special Collections St. Matthews today has a strong economic base of retail businesses, automobile dealerships, dining establishments,

Russell Cox Talks Role as CEO of Norton Healthcare

Angela Partee July 27, 2020

Photography Provided *The interview for this story took place before the COVID-19 pandemic. “I was always the one who got that dreaded comment on report

Renaissance Woman

Angela Boggs July 20, 2020

Deanna Cox Puts Her Creative and Philanthropic Talents to Use Photography Provided Deanna “DeDe” Cox has boundless energy. In addition to working full time as

Serving the Servers

Angela Boggs July 20, 2020

St. Matthews-Based APRON Inc. Supports Struggling Restaurant Employees Photography Provided APRON Inc., a local 501(c)(3) nonprofit that helps local restaurant employees with financial issues due

A Dream Come True

Christy Heitger-Ewing July 20, 2020

Middletown Resident Montre Davis Finds Success With Linkin’ Bridge Photography Provided For as long as he can remember, Montre Davis has loved to sing. Growing

Louisville Company Lends a Hand to Local Food Pantries

Karen Kushner July 1, 2020

Writer / Karen Kushner Louisville-based SHALIA Botanicals recently found out about a nearly empty food pantry at Jeffersontown Area Ministries, and swiftly took action through

A Letter From St. Matthews City Leaders

Story Provided June 30, 2020

The Covid-19 pandemic shutdown has been difficult and challenging for everyone. Suddenly, without much warning, each of us were required to make radical and unexpected