Treats worth sinking your teeth into!

A look at what the public library plans if voters approve more funding.

“Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness,” as one of those poet fellahs said, and the phrase might aptly refer to the range and variety of events this month as the arts season moves into top gear.

Practically overnight, Frederick Hart — who would one day create The Three Soldiers bronze sculpture in Washington, D.C., near the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall — emerged from apprentice to master.

As Actors Theatre of Louisville’s artistic director, Marc Masterson is in charge of all creative activity at the theater — choosing the plays, the actors, the directors. This year he will be directing Shakespeare’s The Tempest and one production in the Humana Festival of New American Plays.

We're not quite sure what you find in a secret garden, but we're pretty sure it's not carrots, tomatoes, green beans, and zuchini. If you want to know, you'll have to get the family downtown to the Bomhard Theatre this weekend.

Crisp mornings and leaves tinged with color herald the arrival of autumn in Louisville — and, for those allergic to ragweed (which blooms in mid-August) and molds (which multiply in damp fallen leaves layered on the ground), weeks of sneezing, stuffed-up sinuses and itchy eyes.

Straddling the boundary line separating the Highlands and Germantown neighborhoods, Barret Avenue has become its own microcosm of the eclectic areas it borders.

An Iron Chef type competition will pit local culinary greats against each other with the hopes of being designated "Best of the Best".  The Chefs will compete to raise money for Sullivan University Hospitality Scholarship.

University of Louisville student Will Baumgardner takes to the streets of the city along with Colonel Sanders to take KFC's new product out for a spin...and a climb...and a dive...and more!