The Red House, by Mary Morris, released May 13, 2025 The Red House is a clever cross-genre novel that is part historical fiction, part family mystery, and part coming-of-age story. The narrative follows Laura, who is still affected by the disappearance of her mother 30 years … [Read more...] about Two New Releases We’re Reading This Summer
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An Accessible Venture In The Woods, At The Zoo, And In The Gym
It’s been 35 years since the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was passed, requiring public accommodations, employers, transportation providers, and other entities to be accessible to people with disabilities. But accessibility in and around Louisville still has a ways to go … [Read more...] about An Accessible Venture In The Woods, At The Zoo, And In The Gym
Start Your Morning Off With Some Kind Doughnuts And Coffee
Only 20 minutes from downtown Louisville, Oldham County is a perfect destination for a summer day trip. We reached out to the experts — Oldham County residents — for recommendations and were overwhelmed by the many enthusiastic responses. Here are some favorite stops to add to … [Read more...] about Start Your Morning Off With Some Kind Doughnuts And Coffee
Try This New Rooftop Location For Summer Refreshments
Imagine sitting on a rooftop at dusk in the summer, scanning the horizon, the heat slowly dissipating as you sip a cold beverage and eat a meal with friends. Sounds lovely, doesn’t it? Fortunately, in 2024 Louisville gained another option for rooftop dining at High Stakes Rooftop … [Read more...] about Try This New Rooftop Location For Summer Refreshments
Getting A Helping Hand With Household Chores
Remaining in your home as you age can be challenging as physical and mental limitations make simple household chores difficult. Mopping the floor, washing windows, doing laundry, raking leaves, or dusting can be overwhelming. Every individual has their own set of abilities and … [Read more...] about Getting A Helping Hand With Household Chores