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Posted On: 16 Jan 2005 - 9:16am
Henry C. "Hank" Wagner, president and chief executive officer of Jewish Hospital HealthCare Services (JHHS), has been selected as the 2004 Voice-Tribune Person of the Year in recognition of his contributions in making the Louisville Metro area a better place to live and work.
Posted On: 16 Jan 2005 - 9:11am
TWA Flight 800 – will we ever know the truth?
Posted On: 14 Jan 2005 - 4:12pm
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Posted On: 13 Jan 2005 - 3:55pm
Businessman R. Bruce Besten, a Louisville native, has taken the reins of Kentucky's largest paid weekly newspaper.
Posted On: 13 Jan 2005 - 3:45pm
Black tables, wooden chairs and dim lighting combine to create an attractively intimate dining room
Posted On: 13 Jan 2005 - 3:32pm
OAS_AD('Middle'); Slint, the enigmatic Louisville band whose tentacles have reached to the farthest corners of the indie rock world, announced late last year that it would reunite after more than a decade’s absence
Posted On: 13 Jan 2005 - 3:18pm
Starring Kathleen Stefano. Written by Vicki Quade and Maripat Donovan. A production from the PNC Bank Broadway in Louisville series. Continues through Jan. 30 at the Clifton Center, 2117 Payne St.
Posted On: 13 Jan 2005 - 3:16pm
Starring Barbara Gulan, Rex Young and Stephen Webber. Directed by Marc Masterson. An Actors Theatre production. Continues through Jan. 29.
Posted On: 13 Jan 2005 - 11:07am
The real artfulness of being a DJ, aside from owning and choosing from a vast and tasteful array of vinyl, is transitioning from one record to the next without exposing a seam
Posted On: 13 Jan 2005 - 10:42am
For a city its size, Louisville seems to have a pretty vibrant visual arts scene. Anyone who’s attended the various Gallery Hops knows plenty of folks like to come out and look at art, but the people who started the downtown hop three years ago would now like to focus on helping artists sell more art
