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Annie's Attic in Middletown hoping to make Christmas merry for nursing home residents
With the holidays quickly approaching, a local business is hoping give residents in nursing homes a Merry Christmas.
East license branch closing 2 days
The Middletown branch that issues driver's licenses for the Jefferson County Circuit Court clerk's office will be closed Thursday, Nov.
Fire crews are on the scene of a fire at a strip mall in Middletown. The blaze broke out at the Cox's Smokers Outlet in the 12-thousand block of Shelbyville Road around 5:30 Sunday morning.
Program supports seniors this holiday season
Kids aren't the only ones in need of Christmas gifts this year. Home Instead Senior Care is launching its annual Be a Santa to a Senior campaign.
Salt brine to be used to treat roads in bad weather
When bad weather is predicted in Bullitt County this winter, road department personnel will have another weapon on their side.
Road projects take fill back to nature
Thousands of tons of concrete and other material being torn up in the Watterson Expressway and Interstate 65 projects are being deposited in local quarries.
Apple Patch hosts monthly hymn sing
Apple Patch recently hosted the Oldham County Hymn Sing. There were 33 folks there and 19 churches were represented.
Museum is movin' on up to Main Street
Curators say the Historic Middletown Museum would draw more visitors if it was nestled in the heart of downtown amid the restaurants, shops and civic activity.
Louisville Metro Council seeks to limit street furniture
"Good" street furniture A bipartisan group of four Metro Councilmen have introduced a resolution calling upon Kentucky's Transportation Cabinet to allow Metro Government to regulate the placement of "street furniture" on state-owned highways within the city.
Lemme Doit: Wait for estimate delayed UPS Store repair check
Dear Lemme - On July 31, I entrusted to The UPS Store a small antique sewing table for packing and shipping to a nephew in Burke, Va.
Highland Fish Market will reel you in
When the Highland Fish Market decamped from its Bardstown Road location back in 1997, neighborhood fish lovers must have felt like Brooklyn residents when the Dodgers left Ebbets Field for Los Angeles.
Council members want benches removed
A bipartisan group of Metro Council members say a Cincinnati company is putting street benches containing advertising along state routes in Louisville, and they are asking that the city be given the authority to remove them.
New principal Lineweaver eager to help Brooks Elementary shine
Brooks Elementary Principal Cheri Lineweaver paused in mid-sentence - a student was yelling in the hall.
Red Cross, Girl Scouts to hold Hannah Montana blood drive
The American Red Cross and Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana will hold a Miley Cyrus-inspired blood drive Saturday.
Red Cross schedules blood donation dates
The American Red Cross has scheduled dates and sites where blood can be donated during the next few days: - Friday, 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Southern Standard Carton, 2415 Plantside Drive.
Louisville retail vacancy sign out
Bill Carpenter said he hasn't been able to find a tenant in 15 months for a small retail building he co-owns on Shelbyville Road near Hurstbourne Parkway.
Dish | Restaurant news and notes
Mexico native Tony Mora knows authentic Mexican food when he tastes it, and he thinks there's little of it in Louisville.
Middletown Church of Christ giving way to development
A developer plans to demolish the Middletown Church of Christ on Shelbyville Road and build a grocery store and retail center on the property.
Burdorf's opens 'overstock' store in Middletown
Burdorf's furnishings and flooring, whose main store is in the former Bacon's building in St.
Miss Elizabeth: Queen of The Kitchen
When the lunch bell rings at the Berea Senior Citizen's Center, the diners pay attention.