Prep Ahead for the Best Work Wardrobe

By Marie Bradby For 12 years, while growing up, Lauren Colberg attended parochial school and wore uniforms. It wasn’t until she began attending Western Kentucky University that she had to start thinking about what to wear. “Choosing what to wear (to work) used to be a struggle for me because I didn’t have to choose my own outfits for so long,” says Lauren, 35, a graduate of Assumption High School. A brand and advertising specialist for LG&E and KU, Lauren works on a variety of projects. “As a company, we sponsor a lot of events [...]

By |2018-06-21T15:22:46-04:00January 16, 2018|Work Wardrobe|

Her Turning Point: Combining Her Professional and Personal Life

By Lucy M. Pritchett A promise that Anitra Durand Allen made to herself in college got lost in the ensuing years of her engineering career. Fortunately, a gentle reminder from her husband brought her to her turning point. Her promise? “I would pursue my engineering career until I was 35, and then I would stop and raise a family,” Anitra says. “At the time I was asked, ‘You don't want to do anything with your life? Why would you waste your gifts?’ I was good at math and science and heading toward my engineering degree [...]

By |2018-06-21T15:23:50-04:00January 15, 2018|Turning Point|

This Bride’s Not-Perfect Moment Was Her Best Memory

Victoria Vogt and Scott Davis married in a May outdoor wedding for 300 guests at Driscoll Estate in Taylorsville, Kentucky. The day brought nice, though windy weather, and a little issue with an arbor altar brought the families together. “My stepdad and I built our arbor in sections so it was easy to transport,” says Victoria. “but 30 minutes before I was to walk down the aisle, the wind blew it over. Seeing the guests helping piece it back together really made me realize how supportive and caring people truly are. Luckily, people had power [...]

By |2018-06-21T15:38:52-04:00January 14, 2018|Wedding Celebrations|

How Do I Test His Relationship Intentions?

“I’m in a new relationship after a divorce. I’ve seen several people, but recently met someone who caught my attention. I don’t want to make the mistake of thinking he’s really into me when he’s simply into using me after his recent divorce. How do you know when someone’s intentions for a relationship are genuine and for keeps?” We can’t buy time; the same amount is free to each of us. Nor can we buy a look into the future, but it will soon become the past. Therefore, when it comes to relationships, how do [...]

By |2018-06-21T15:14:25-04:00January 13, 2018|Just Ask Joyce|

Why I Eat this Way: to Fight Diabetes

By Ashli Findley When Andrea Caldwell was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes in January 2016, she knew she had to face it head on. She was struck with temporary blindness, giving her a glimpse at just how debilitating the disease could be. Andrea’s diabetes was deemed to be medically-induced, the result of antidepressant medication she was taking at the time. Once her vision returned, she began taking classes and reading all she could about the disease. In the short span of two years, Andrea has gone from uneducated about diabetes to advocate. She is the [...]

By |2018-06-21T15:34:48-04:00January 12, 2018|Eat This Way|

What To Do This Weekend

This weekend, several events are taking place in remembrance of Martin Luther King, Jr. and his legacy, including the 8th annual Keepers of the Dream event, hosted by Ahmaad Edmund. It will feature the presentation of the Mayor’s Freedom Award, ArtsReach Living the Vision Awards, and Jawan Bowman’s recitation of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s speech “Where Do We Go From Here,” along with dance, music, and spoken word. Check below for more MLK Day events and other weekend activities: The Muhammad Ali Center continues its annual tradition of showing Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “I Have [...]

By |2018-07-02T15:29:46-04:00January 11, 2018|Old Weekend Posts|
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