Community Gifts: Big Four Bridge & Waterfront Park

By Carrie VittitoeTake a leisurely stroll across the walking bridge. Photo by Paul SchuhmannWaterfront Park is an 85-acre gift to the residents of both Louisville and Southern Indiana that will continue to give enjoyment for many years to come. It was developed in stages, and parts of it are still in the works. Phase IV, a 22-acre site between 10th and 15th streets, has great historical significance, according to Waterfront Development Corporation President David Karem. “It was the site of foundries that made [much of] the wrought iron on those fabulous balconies in New Orleans,” [...]

By |2018-06-21T15:40:01-04:00December 23, 2017|Community|
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Why and How She Had Her Spider Veins Removed

By Tiffany White  Post Sponsored by Clark Memorial Hospital Vein Center  Alicia Smith says she had no reservations about trying the treatment and has been pleased with the results. Photo by Melissa Donald Alicia Smith, 35, enjoys wearing dresses, skirts, and shorts, but when spider veins appeared on both of her legs in 2012 after she had a baby, she tried to hide them. “They started burning and itching, and I didn’t like how they looked. I wore stockings for a while, but that didn’t seem to help at all,” she says. Alicia tried sclerotherapy [...]

By |2018-06-21T16:51:08-04:00December 22, 2017|Past Sponsored|
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She’s Helping Someone Start Over

By Carrie Vittitoe We featured Kena Young in the print magazine in December, but wanted to share a more detailed story of how she supports people in need. Sometimes the best ideas seem to rise out of thin air. Maybe they are divinely inspired or an idea you read or heard about long ago that disappeared from your consciousness but has been marinating in the recesses of your mind. Whatever and wherever their origins, the best ideas generally take hard work to come to fruition. Kena Young is putting the hard work behind her idea [...]

By |2018-06-21T15:15:29-04:00December 22, 2017|Passions|
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Surviving a Category 5 Hurricane

By Megan M. Seckman While most of us watched Houston wade through the massive flooding of Hurricane Harvey, Helen and John Faith braced themselves for the next storm. Far out at sea, the warming Atlantic Ocean was fueling a budding Irma to become the next potential Category 5 hurricane of the season. Since January, the Faiths had spent all but five weeks on the Caribbean island of St. John, building their ideal vacation property and potential retirement home. The couple, who typically reside in their lakefront and landlocked home of Borden, Indiana, were no strangers [...]

By |2018-06-21T15:32:54-04:00December 22, 2017|Travel|
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What To Do This Weekend

Only a handful of shopping days remain before Christmas, so this weekend you can mark shopping off your list at the Procrastination Celebration. Or, enjoy some fun with trains, holiday trees, music, and food. Look below for more information on these events and more for a happy weekend: Check out the Winter Wonderland Train Exhibit at the Southwest Louisville Free Public Library, presented by the K & I Model Railroad Club.  Take part in the Procrastination Celebration at The Outlet Shoppes of the Bluegrass. Enjoy local food from food trucks around the center and enter for several giveaways while you shop. [...]

By |2018-07-02T15:29:46-04:00December 21, 2017|Old Weekend Posts|
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