 Congratulations to Kim Salyer who was appointed last week to serve as the new principal at PRP High School. Principal Salyer is the first female to hold this position in the school's history.
Having previously served as assistant principal at PRP and as interim principal for the past several months, she brings a wealth of experience from years spent in the classroom and as counselor.
"Great things are happening at PRP and I'm so excited to be part of that," Salyer said on her new position. "My focus is on maintaining the school's tradition of excellence that is centered on achievement -- academically and otherwise -- as well as connecting with families and our community."
Salyer is a graduate of Doss High School. She started her career as a student teacher and then a math teacher at PRP, before moving to Valley High School as a counselor.
We look forward to working with Principal Salyer as continues the stellar tradition of excellence at PRP.
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The first annual Brightside Bash will take place Friday, August 8 at
Headliners Music Hall, located at 1386 Lexington Road. The event will feature
local bands, food and a silent auction.
The band lineup for the debut Bash
will include Forecastle alum, A Lion Named Roar, along with House Ghost, In
Lighting and Jenna Dean.
“This will be a special night of
celebrating and enjoying some of our strong local music talent while helping
raise funds for the great work and new initiatives that Brightside will be
focusing on in making neighborhoods cleaner and greener and helping our
citizens adopt more sustainable practices,” Mayor Greg Fischer said.
Tickets
are now on sale. General admission is $10 and $40 for VIP. A limited number of
tickets will be available at the door. The VIP ticket includes access to an
exclusive VIP area, food, and two drink tickets. Tickets can be purchased
online, by phone at (800) 514-3849, or at the Headliners box office, Mon.-Fri.
2:00-6:00pm.
This is a 21+ event with all
proceeds benefiting Brightside. Doors open at 6:00pm. For more information and
to purchase tickets for the Brightside Bash, please visit www.Brightsideinc.org
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Are
you interested in preserving and promoting Louisville's recreational
opportunities, especially those connected to Metro Parks? Is mass transit
important to you? Do you have ideas for promoting convention and tourist
activity in our community? If so, Louisville Metro Government has a board
or commission for you. In fact, there are close to 100 boards and
commissions covering topics such as air quality, public health, land planning,
workforce development, public safety, and transportation.
It is important to have
residents from every part of our community represented. If you are
interested in learning more about the opportunities available and/or applying
for a board or commission, please visit www.louisvilleky.gov/ServeOnBoard. |
 Get outdoors for some fresh air
and excercise this weekend at Jefferson Memorial Forest. This weekend you
can...
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Walk the Waverly Fresh Air Loop, 3.0 miles (easy to moderate). Check out Waverly Park in the company of our Volunteer Naturalists! The group will meet in the playground parking lot in Waverly Park. *Time changed to 8:00 am to avoid afternoon heat for the summer hikes.
Visit
the Jefferson Memorial Forest website for more
information about these or other Forest events.
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You are invited to a "Night Out Against Crime" on Tuesday, August 5. This event is an opportunity to get involved and learn tips and tools for crime prevention in your neighborhood.
A national event, the local 3rd Division location is at Home Depot (6840 Dixie Highway) from 6:00-8:00pm. In addition to crime prevention and neighborhood watch info, there will be food, giveaways, children's activities, music, LMPD Specialty Unit displays.
Click here for more information about National Night Out.
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Check out the LMPD web
application to keep up to date with Crime Reports and trends for your
neighborhood.
Click HERE to get started.
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