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Winston discussed her decline in confidence in IU President Pamela Whitten, her dismissal by Gov. Mike Braun and more.
📝 by me for @idsnews
Former IU trustee Vivian Winston spoke publicly Wednesday about her role as trustee for the first time since her dismissal. Read more here: idsnews.com/article/2025/09/…
Louisville residents mourn loss of Kroger store facing closure. An end of an era in South Louisville. courier-journal.com/story/ne…
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My story about Free Blockbuster is out on @courierjournal today. Free Blockbuster is an initiative a lot like Little Free Library, except with movies. Read about Kentucky’s locations here:
courier-journal.com/story/ne…
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The last days of Summer on the Ohio from Turners on River Road. At left, #Louisville Water Tower Park can be seen in the distance toward the city. At right, ducks float contentedly down river.
Photo credit @mollygregory22
The last days of Summer on the Ohio from Turners on River Road. At left, #Louisville Water Tower Park can be seen in the distance toward the city. At right, ducks float contentedly down river.
Photo credit @mollygregory22
Student protest and student journalism at #Louisville Du Pont Manual High School.
Built in 1991 with reinforced concrete and standing at 549 feet, 400 West Market (L) is the tallest building in #Louisville and Kentucky, edging out the former tallest building, National City Tower (R), which stands at 512 feet.
The 5th ABA All Star Game, held in #Louisville’s Freedom Hall, was won by the Eastern Conference, 142-115. @DanIssel44 of the Kentucky Colonels led a squad that included @ArtisGilmore53 (on program cover) Rick Barry & @JuliusErving with 21 points & 9 boards to win the MVP award.
1968 featured new talent added to the @sluggernation bat brand, including SS Jim Fregosi, who in 1983-85 would endear himself to #Louisville as the manager of the AAA Redbirds, winning the American Association Championship in both ‘84 & ‘85 before record minor league home crowds.
A Laurel, Mississippi native, Kenneth Victor Payne came to the @uofl in 1985 to play for HOFer Denny Crum. He would be part of a #Louisville national championship in 1986 & a 1st round NBA draft pick for the @sixers in 1989. Congratulations, Cardinals Coach Payne, & welcome home!
19,487 fans jammed Freedom Hall on this day in 1984 to watch #Louisville native & Male High alum Winston Bennett’s (below) Kentucky Wildcats battle Moore High alum (#30 below) Manuel Forrest’s Louisville Cardinals. Although UK led at half, the #14 ranked Cards prevailed, 71-64.
The @manualredeye knew what was poppin way back in 2014 when they interviewed a very young @jackharlow at the beginning of his rap career. The #Louisville native will give the first of five successive nights of local shows this evening at the @LvillePalace.
On Dec. 19, 2014 RedEye sat down with then @atherton_high student @jackharlow to discuss how social media had played a role in his upcoming rap career.
Now a two time Grammy nominated artist, Harlow will play the first of his five show series “No Place Like Home” tonight.
On what is a dark and confusing day @uofl, with the university President and Athletic Director positions in flux, it should be remembered that #Louisville never had a more competent, loyal and tireless servant than @CoachDennyCrum.
One of Coach Denny Crum’s final recruits, Ellis Myles was a battler underneath for UofL’s 2005 Final Four squad & was the 2nd #Louisville player to record a triple double when he tallied 10 points, 10 rebounds & 10 assists vs TCU in March ‘05. We at EL wish him a speedy recovery.
A September 11th #Louisville sunrise at the @Norton_Health Bike to Beat Cancer.
It doesn’t get more #Louisville than this. We miss the Champ.
We here at EL welcome the arrival of our new Cicadian overlords and pledge to them our eternal loyalty.
A yearly and somewhat dubious culinary phenomenon in #Louisville arrives each Spring in the parking lot of the Oxmoor Center. Anybody tried this deal?
A creek waterfall in #Louisville Seneca Park following the snow melt and rain. Spring is coming.