The Taste Bud: I Will Never Eat McDonald’s Breakfast Food Again
I will never eat McDonald’s breakfast again. Why? Because my body hates it. My taste buds aren’t terribly fond of it, either.
Ohio River Named Second Most Endangered River in U.S.
The Ohio River was named the second most endangered river in the United States in a new report by American Rivers, a conservation organization.
Galt House Hotel Announces 2023 Kentucky Derby Schedule
The Galt House Hotel announced this year’s slate of programming to celebrate the 149th annual Kentucky Derby, taking place on May 6, 2023.
The Perfect Food? Louisville Taco Week Set for April 17-24
Why is it that people love tacos so much? In my view, there are so, so many reasons. And April 17-24, we get to celebrate the mighty taco in grand style through Louisville’s annual Taco Week.
502 Beer Appreciation Day Returns May 2, Per Louisville Ale Trail
Louisville Ale Trail, in partnership with local brewery taprooms, announced the return of the annual 502 Beer Appreciation Day on Tuesday, May 2.
Chasing Heat: 7 Pot Primo Peppers Leave a Mark
In this episode, Kevin Gibson takes on multiple doses of a fearsome 7 Pot Primo Pepper hot sauce he made in his kitchen -- and the fumes were so fierce, he had to evacuate his house.
Old Louisville Garden Tour Set to Return June 10-11
The 29th annual Old Louisville Hidden Treasures Garden Tour is coming soon, allowing garden lovers to get a glimps, allowing patrons into these stunning and rarely-seen gardens.
V-Grits Grand Re-Opening is April 8
After shutting down the 3500 sq ft restaurant and brewery located on Barret Avenue in February, V-Grits and its brand of fast casual vegan comfort food is reopening this Saturday, April 8, at Logan Street Market.
April 1: Area Man Celebrates 1,000th Facebook Friend by Watching Netflix Alone
Louisville native Josh Rialto added his 1,000 Facebook friend this week, celebrating on Friday evening by watching a Netflix documentary on sea urchins.
Pat’s Steakhouse: A Family Affair and Louisville Tradition Since 1958
The distinctive Z-shaped sign shines shamrock green as motorists whoosh by on lower Brownsboro Road every evening, a landmark in the Clifton Heights neighborhood since 1958.