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St. Bartholomew classmates mark grave to honor Marine
Joseph S. Cooper, a stocker at the Plainview Kroger and a bartender at Hikes Point Lounge, died suddenly of natural causes in 2006 at age 58 with no wife, siblings or children.
Woman inspires JCTC to create African-American certificate
Whether at her father's knee or in the classroom, Old Louisville resident Mona Murphy has been an enthusiastic student for most of her 73 years.
Eight campuses recognized in healthy schools program
Eight Jefferson County schools were recognized at the second annual Kentucky Green and Healthy Schools Awards program May 19 at the Frankfort Convention Center.
Old hands, new riders bike to work
Chris Stumpf lives in La Grange, about 30 miles from downtown Louisville where he works, a distance he says is too far to make it practical for him to bike to work.
4 Louisville businesses get city loans
Four Louisville businesses have received low-interest city loans totaling $314,645 for projects.
Church's recycling program called success
When it comes to protecting the environment, churches should be in the vanguard of change, says the Rev.
St. Xavier students build homes, better lives in Belize
When St. Xavier High School junior Colin Backert celebrated his 17th birthday on Monday, March 30, he was about 1,500 miles from his Stony Brook-area home.
Buechel business leaders eye spruce-up
Three years ago Crysten Minzenberger moved her print shop, Printworx, from Hurstbourne Parkway near Interstate 64 to Bardstown Road in the heart of Buechel.
Fire in barn on Klondike Lane may have sparked several others
A barn fire behind a home on Klondike Lane may have sparked several other fires, as well.
Art reflects life of couple fighting MS
It's one thing to read the story of Jesus' life in the Bible, said Southeast Christian Church member Margarita Long.
Pulaski countian Ping honored as top U.S.A.F. officer
Pulaski County native Darion Ping always wanted to be a police officer. These days, he's not only living his dream, but he's also proving to be the best in his field.
Kentucky legislature considers drop out bill
In a couple of years, Kentucky teens could be forced to stay in school until they turn 18 or graduate.
Papa John's founder John Schnatter drove to the Buechel area every other day for about two months last year to take tango lessons from dance teacher Kimberly Hassmann.
Fire Rips Through Louisville Apartment
Investigators are trying to find out what sparked an apartment fire in Louisville.
Apartment fire in Buechel sends one man to hospital, destroys four units
An apartment fire in the Buechel area sends a maintenance man to the hospital. It happened in the Willowbrook Apartments on Beuchel Bank Road.
A maintenance man was injured this morning in a fire at an apartment complex in the 2100 block of Buechel Bank Road.
Fire reported at recycling business
Fire crews from Okolona, Camp Taylor, Buechel and St. Matthews are on the scene of a working fire at a Newburg business in the 4800 block of Jennings Lane, a MetroSafe Communications supervisor said.
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Boil-water order lifted for southwest county residents
The Louisville Water Co. has lifted a mandatory boil-water order for about 800 customers in southwestern Jefferson County after testing determined the water is safe.
Worthington, Middletown fire departments recruit teens for programs
Neil Epling is not a firefighter, but the 16-year-old spends a lot of time at the Worthington fire station at Brownsboro and Goose Creek roads, which is just across the street from his house in Brownsboro Farm.