From Homeless to Harvard to Louisville
From living on the streets of New York to studying at Harvard University, Liz Murray has a story to tell. And she’s coming to Louisville to share it at the annual Women 4 Women luncheon later this month. Liz grew up homeless and became widely known when she turned...
Annie Honebrink-Menser Takes a Leap
“Ballet has been in my heart since I could walk — a whisper telling me to dance. I have followed that whisper my whole life. It is my voice, my soul. It soothes that ache inside that pounds and pleads to be heard. Ballet is a love, and love makes you leap.” ...
She Couldn’t Wait to Marry Her Best Friend
This past May, Stefanie Villajuan and Michael Whitpan, had a small and intimate Friday night ceremony at a family friend’s property with their immediate family members. They had a brunch reception on Sunday morning at the Ice House for 100 guests. The bride’s...
What To Do This Weekend
Light up your weekend by attending the 50th annual Gaslight Festival in Jeffersontown. The three-day event features a nice mix of events for all ages includes arts and crafts booths, a motorcycle rally, car show, 5K, and balloon glow. The Ambo Dance Theater is...
Layla George’s Current Obsessions: Parks and More
What better way to get to know Today’s Woman than through her Current Obsessions? This month we meet a woman who is charged with protecting our Olmsted parks and has a passion for dahlias. Layla George has served as president and CEO of the Olmsted Parks Conservancy...
