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Posted On: 6 Oct 2005 - 2:13pm
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Posted On: 6 Oct 2005 - 2:06pm
Whether you're visiting Louisville or making Louisville your new home, let Bruce Allar, Editor of Louisville Magazine, formally introduce you!
Posted On: 6 Oct 2005 - 1:56pm
f you're looking for a taste of local flavor, our friends at Louisville Magazine have compiled a sightseeing guide to act as your starting point for seeing the city.
Posted On: 5 Oct 2005 - 3:17pm
A production by Actors Theatre of Louisville. Continues through Oct. 30. For tickets or more info, call 584-1205 or visit www.actorstheatre.org.
Posted On: 5 Oct 2005 - 3:03pm
It was Harold Maier himself, the proprietor of Twice Told Books, who suggested the following title for this article: “The Death of the King of Bardstown Road.”
Posted On: 3 Oct 2005 - 4:59pm
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The Victorian Ghost Tour, a roughly two-hour jaunt featuring many locations mentioned in David Domine’s local bestseller ‘Ghosts of Old Louisville: True Stories of Hauntings in America’s Largest Victorian Neighborhood
Posted On: 3 Oct 2005 - 2:01pm
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Posted On: 3 Oct 2005 - 1:51pm
Gwen Mayes discovers that there are ways to support someone who’s fine with the status quo.
