Do Louisville Metro Parks and the Olmsted Parks Conservancy plan to leave Cherokee Park visitors out in the rain?

If music be the food of love, play on—and feed your child with Heartland Music Together this spring in the Highlands.

This ramped-up trip through the Highlands may leave you dizzy!

A new couple went with friends to see Rusty Z, the Hypno Hipster at Comedy Caravan—and after being hypnotized on stage, knew they wanted to be together always.

“Write what you know.” Easier said than done, right? Local author Mary O’Dell’s “Writing Your Life” memoir workshop will help turn that around.

The Olympics may be only halfway over, but you can get the jump on everyone watching at home by attending a free (and safe) rugby clinic—then watching as Louisville's new high school league roars to life.

Thomas Merton, the famed Trappist monk and poet who in engaged different faiths and cultures in peaceful dialogue amidst the tumultuous climate of the 1960s race riots and Vietnam War, is the subject of the fourth annual Thomas Merton Black History Month Lecture on Monday, February 22, at Bellarmine University’s Frazier Hall.

Residents near Bellarmine want to park in front of their own houses—not battle with college students and staff for their place.

“The economy has killed us,” Ear X-tacy owner John Timmons says. “But I don’t want to close the store. I will do everything I can.”

“Louisville is for Lovers,” declares the popular CD series. Make Valentine’s Day—or any day—a bit more romantic with some songs from what I like to call the Official Louisville.com Valentine’s Day ’10 Mixtape. Enjoy.