Nov 7, 2007 | The Courier-Journal
New store in Westport Village to offer maps to runners
“There's no such thing as bad weather -- only unprepared people”
Ultra-marathoner Jim Ball of St. Matthews likes everything about running through the woods -- even bad weather. via The Courier-Journal
Discussion of library improvement initiative
For those of you considering the arguments volleying back and forth about the upcoming library vote, I offer the following institutional memory concerning past library projects: The old county government ... via The Courier-Journal
Eagle Scout ramps up help for Harbor House
“It's remarkable to see a kid do something like that. So many kids are 'Gimme, gimme”
Holy Cross High School student Matt Jolliffe needed an Eagle Scout project, and Harbor House of Louisville's new Respite home needed a wheelchair ramp. via The Courier-Journal
Tornadoes hit Jefferson, Bullitt
“We were all huddled down in this basement”
One tornado touched down in Jefferson County and two in Bullitt County Thursday night during a series of storms that swept across the Louisville area, the National Weather Service said yesterday. via The Courier-Journal
Waves of severe storms with damaging winds and some hail swept through the Louisville area last night, toppling trees and damaging some buildings. via The Courier-Journal
Landmark Christian Academy fall fest
Landmark Christian Academy held its 26th annual Fall Festival on Sept. 29 at the school, located on Johnsontown Road in Valley Station. via The Courier-Journal
Study lists Louisville high on cities with rat problems
“If you are repeatedly up close and personal with rats again and again, that is how you can get infections. Just having rats in your house doesn't pose a risk at all”
By Maira Ansari LOUISVILLE -- WAVE 3 exposes a problem here in Louisville that will give a lot of people the creeps. via WAVE-TV Louisville
Two suspects arrested for vandalizing church's school building
“They didn't take a thing, they just came through and wreaked havoc. That havoc included setting fires in the bathroom sinks and causing "so much damage, it was hard to believe -- it was just useless, just for no reason.”
By Shayla Reaves LOUISVILLE -- Police have arrested two local youth accused of vandalizing a church school in Valley Station. via WAVE-TV Louisville