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The Friends of the Crescent Hill Library will be hosting their annual holiday book sale on Saturday December 7 from 10am-4pm at the library. There will be bargains galore to stuff your stockings!
Join us for live music, entertainment, and activities at the small businesses all along the avenue. Enjoy Winter specials from many of your favorite restaurants and businesses. Happenings you don't want to miss! Check out the event schedule below:
Holiday Caroling at 10:30am - The French Alliance Christmas Carolers will be caroling on Frankfort Avenue beginning at European Splendor.
Holiday Dog Walk & Pet Contest at 1:30pm - The annual Holiday Dog Walk returns! Walk with your furry friends along The Avenue for prizes and recognition.
Start and Registration : Urban Village Veterinary Clinic
Finish and Awards : Crescent Hill Animal Hospital
Photos with Santa 2:30 to 4pm - Photos with Santa at Gelato Gilberto sponsored by the Louisville Water Company.
Gardens Aglimmer - Experience Louisville's Lovelist Holiday Tradition with Gardens Aglimmer at Waterfront Botanical Gardens! Save 20% on tickets for entry on Saturday, December 7th by using code 'FABA20' at checkout.
Restaurant & Retailer Happenings – CLICK HERE
For businesses: If you are planning to host a day of event or special, please let us know so we can advertise it for you!! Ideas include discounts, special cocktails or food dishes, in-store treats, decorating for the holidays, gift wrapping with purchase, music, photo backdrops, gift with purchase, etc. The crowd favorite dog walk, carolers and photos with Santa will return, visit funonfrankfort.com and click the event page for a full run of show.
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Step into a Winter Wonderland as we kick off the Holiday Season in Downtown Louisville at this year's "Light Up Louisville" Powered by LG&E!
Join us on Saturday, December 7th from 3pm - 9pm at Jefferson Square Park for an evening full of festive fun do the entire family!
What to expect:
- BRAND NEW! Video-Mapping Show on Metro Hall
- BRAND NEW! 200-Drone Holiday Show
- Local, holiday shopping along the Mistletoe Market
- Delicious bites at Frosty's Food Court
- Live entertainment across 2 stages
- The magical Lots of Lights Parade (Starts at 6:00 pm)
- Free photos with Santa & Friends inside Santa's House
- Free trackless train rides aboard the Jolly Jingle Express
- Fun, free activities for kids and so much more!
Bring the whole family for a night of holiday magic -- it's the perfect way to begin the season! FREE admission for all.
Light Up Louisville is Sponsored by Bank of America, FORD, AT&T, Humana Military, WLKY, IHeart Media, 840 WHAS, 98.9 KISS FM, 100.5 FM, Outfront, & Peterman Brothers
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In collaboration with Light Up Louisville, LDP will host its annual Downtown Holiday Market on the same day!
This event will transform the Plaza on Fourth, between Jefferson & Market Streets, with a unique outdoor pop-up shopping and food vendor market in the heart of Louisville. This festive event offers a unique opportunity for the community to shop local, support small businesses, and enjoy the holiday spirit in a vibrant downtown setting.
The Downtown Holiday Market will also take place from 3p - 9p and will be decorated with lights, infltables, and photographable experiences. This event is free to the public. Get festive and join us!
WheelHouse Art currently has work by Louisville artist Martin Rollins featuring landscapes of locations in and around District 9 neighborhoods. Titled A New Familiar, Rollins' exhibition is on view November 9 - December 21, 2024.
Use code KeepItLocal at checkout for 10% off any artwork purchases online, or mention this email for 10% off your next framing order in person now through the end of November.
When Councilman Owen first got into office, we received a few calls about bringing back the Trolley Hop, and we're excited to announce that we are planning to do just that with the help of our community partners! Please take a few moments to complete the 10 question survey linked below. Your input will be very helpful in making the Trolley Hop relaunch a success.
TAKE SURVEY
Louisville Water Company will be starting a project on Monday, November 18th to improve the sidewalk and curbs in front of the Crescent Hill Water Treatment Plant. The work is expected to last approximately 3 months. It will require LWC to close and construct a temporary sidewalk in the far-right lane of eastbound Frankfort Avenue. (This is the lane the parents currently use to queue up for carpool at Field Elementary.) The construction area will be in front of the main entrance of the plant in the white painted hash marks on Frankfort Avenue.
LWC is starting this project now because the KY Transportation Cabinet has plans to place permanent delineators on Frankfort Avenue where the current hash marks are located. Delineators are flexible posts that are designed to restrict traffic or parking along a roadway. Our temporary project restrictions will essentially mimic the same traffic pattern that will be permanently in place after the delineators are installed. To minimize the impact to traffic, Louisville Water will continue to have police officers on site helping to direct traffic during our project.
Carpool drivers should continue queuing up in the far-right lane on Frankfort Avenue. When moving around the barriers, please use extreme caution when merging into the outside thru lane. To avoid stopping in the outside lane, motorists will have to carefully gauge the available space before moving back into the right lane.
Regarding the trees removed in Breslin Park:
Breslin Park is located in one of the areas of concern under the $12 million grant awarded to Urban Forestry by the USDA Forest Service and the Inflation Reduction Act to address tree equity in Louisville. The trees in Breslin Park were proactively removed to be replaced with trees that, at maturity, will be better suited to provide benefits to the community for many years to come. The replacement trees will be planted the end of April, 2025.
We recognize the removal was abrupt and alarming to residents of the area, and Urban Forestry is working hard to improve our communication with the communities that will be served by this grant. If you have any questions or concerns, you can reach out directly to Liz Levy: elizabeth.levy@louisvilleky.gov or 502-574-6431.
Crescent Hill Carbon Storage Silos
- The Environmental Protection Agency has set new regulatory standards for the treatment of PFAS.
- PFAS or per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances are a group of manufactured chemicals that do not naturally occur.
- Louisville Water is currently in compliance with the proposed regulations, however our history of innovation and staying in front of all drinking water standards is driving us to develop extra treatment standards for removing PFAS.
- Our strategy is to treat PFAS with powder activated carbon (PAC). PAC is effective at removing the PFAS we experience in our source water. PAC is also effective in removing other compounds that greatly improve the quality of our finished water.
- To implement this strategy, it is necessary to construct additional storage capacity and upgrade the existing PAC feed system.
- Three storage silos will be constructed within our existing fence line, parallel to the RR tracks along Frankfort Avenue between Pennsylvania and Reservoir Avenue
- The silos will be constructed with a brick façade and will be approximately 60 feet tall.
- Construction is expected to start in June/July of 2025 and will take approximately 10-12 months to complete
- Louisville Water is hosting a neighborhood meeting on November 12 at 6:30 at the Water Tower to discuss the project
Redundant Pump Station
- Louisville Water is constructing a redundant pump station to improve the reliability of our water service.
- Once constructed we can update the existing pump station and piping system that provides water to most of Louisville
- Pump Station will be approximately 4,000 square feet and about 40 feet tall, which is several feet lower that the existing pump station
- The exterior will be architecturally similar to the existing security building at our Stilz Avenue entrance and designed to compliment the architecture of the original pump station
- Construction is expected to start in January
- The most noticeable construction activity will be hoe-ramming to remove rock This is expected to last 3-6 months (we will NOT be blasting)
- Overall construction will take approximately 2 years
Smokestack Painting/Cellular Equipment
- Louisville Water has a project to repaint the existing smokestack.
- Painting is expected to start in March of 2025
- The existing tower has multiple cellular antennas attached to the smokestack that must be temporarily removed to allow for the painting
- This will require the placement of two temporary cell towers. One will be located near the fountain and the second will be near our entrance off of Stilz
- The temporary towers will go up around the first of the year and will be in place for approximately 6 months .
- Once the smokestack painting is complete the cellular antennas will be placed back onto the smokestack and the temporary cell towers will be removed
Café LOUIE 2025 is almost here!
When: 9:00 a.m.–10:00 a.m., Saturday mornings, January 11–March 22
What to Expect: Participants will enjoy refreshments and engaging conversations. Elected officials will have a brief time for prepared remarks and to answer pre-selected questions submitted by attendees. These meetings focus on engagement through personal conversations and are open to the public.
Café LOUIE 2025 Schedule: January 11 Fairdale Library Middletown Library
January 18 Crescent Hill Library Fern Creek Library (Location TBD)
January 25 South Central Regional Library Highlands Library
February 1 Iroquois Library Western Library
February 8 No Café LOUIE—Friends Conference
February 15 Southwest Regional Library Portland Library (Location TBD)
February 22 St. Matthews Library Shawnee Library
March 1 Jeffersontown Library Main Library
March 8 Northeast Regional Library Bon Air Library
March 15 Shively Library Newburg Library
March 22 Parkland Library
Starting at $20.81/hr!
Join the Louisville Metro Housing Authority Maintenance Team and unlock great benefits, career growth, and the chance to make a difference in our community!
Open Roles: Plumbing, Carpentry, Electrical, Custodial On-the-Spot Interviews
When: Thursday, December 14 | 10:00 AM–2:00 PM Where: 600 South 7th Street, Louisville, KY 40203
Jailen Leavell
Public Information Officer
Louisville Metro Housing Authority
502-755-5465 cell
Leavell@lmha1.org
Program aims to create more housing opportunities by eliminating financial barrier Mayor Craig Greenberg announced the launch of an important program that will help create safe, quality, affordable housing, while improving the safety and health of neighborhoods.
The goal for this program is to create newly renovated, affordable homes and support the redevelopment of vacant and blighted residential structures through the forgiveness of code enforcement liens. The intention of this pilot program is to increase housing stock by rehabilitating vacant and abandoned structures, promote homeownership for low-to-moderate income families, while encouraging reinvestment in local neighborhoods. This pilot program also includes important guard rails to ensure that residents are protected and empowered to build stronger futures in the neighborhoods they love and call home.
“Affordable housing is one of the pillars of our administration’s goal to promote a safer, healthier, and stronger Louisville. This new program is another essential step toward our goal to create 15,000 affordable housing units across our city,” said Mayor Greenberg. “As we created the ‘My Louisville Home’ plan, one of the strategies we identified was to implement a lien forgiveness program. This will relieve the financial burden for families looking to sell a property and remove a costly barrier for buyers looking to redevelop a home.”
The Affordable Housing Lien Forgiveness Pilot Program established through the Mayor’s My Louisville Home Plan will:
- Create homeownership opportunities throughout the Louisville Metro area for low-to-moderate income families;
- Revitalize neighborhoods that are being harmed by vacant and abandoned properties;
- Provide an opportunity for residents to unlock the value of a home they may have inherited and cannot afford to maintain; and
- Support local homeownership and generational wealth building by preventing out-of-state developers from buying these properties.
Many vacant and abandoned homes have thousands of dollars in liens as a result of regular code enforcement activities through Metro’s Department of Codes & Regulations. A significant number of these properties are presumed to be abandoned. Currently, the city uses legal tools, such as foreclosure, to collect the fines and facilitate the return of the properties to responsible ownership.
There are instances when an owner or heir can be contacted, but due to liens placed on the property, they are not in a financial position to sell or rehab the home. For those, this pilot program can make a difference. Lien forgiveness can facilitate private market property transfer, unlock the value of a home, and save city resources for truly abandoned properties.
To qualify for the program, applicants must be Kentucky residents or registered Kentucky businesses that are majority-owned by Kentucky residents. Additionally, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- All other debt attached to property must be settled, including delinquent property taxes.
- The applicant must have a plan of rehab, budget, timeline, and proof of funds.
- Property must be considered vacant for one year by the Department of Codes and Regulations.
- Rehab must take place within a one-year timeframe.
- The applicant must either occupy the home as their primary residence or agree to sell or rent the property to an income-eligible household.
- If selling, property must be sold at or below a home-value limit determined by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
- If renting, property must be rented at or below HUD-determined allowable rent limits for a 10-year period.
Each application will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, and checks are put in place to ensure compliance. This includes the timely completion of repairs and properties are rented or sold to income-eligible households.
The Office of House and Community Development (OHCD) will be responsible for implementing this pilot program. OHCD Director Laura Grabowski says this program can be one step toward transforming neighborhoods.
“There are more than a thousand vacant and abandoned homes across the city, with most concentrated in west Louisville neighborhoods. We have witnessed firsthand how one rehabilitated home can uplift the neighbors around them,” said Grabowski. “This program supports more homeownership for low-to-moderate income families, creates generational wealth, and promotes reinvestment in neighborhoods. By taking boarded-up, empty homes, and bringing families back, communities will be improved and revitalized.”
Many of the vacant and abandoned properties are in areas that were impacted by redlining, which means that some homebuyers could be eligible for REVERT program funds. REVERT was approved by Metro Council in 2022 to provide homeownership opportunities for families disproportionately impacted by redlining in previously redlined areas. The Louisville Affordable Housing Trust Fund is still accepting applications for the REVERT program.
Down Payment Assistance (DPA) is another important program operated by Louisville Metro’s Office of Housing and Community Development. DPA provides low-to-moderate income homebuyers with down payment and closing cost assistance in purchasing a home in the Louisville Metro area. Mayor Greenberg recently proposed allocating $1.5 million of Louisville’s budget surplus for DPA.
The lien forgiveness program is expected to launch December 2, and the pilot will consist of approximately 100 homes.
There is a path forward for homeowners facing liens that don’t qualify for the pilot. They can contact the Louisville Metro Office of Management and Budget to go through the standard lien reduction/waiver program. Owners may also request property tax payment plans through the Jefferson County Attorney’s office.
For more information about the Affordable Housing Lien Forgiveness Pilot Program, visit the Office of Housing and Community Development’s website.
For more information about REVERT, visit the Louisville Affordable Housing Trust Fund page.
Registration is now open for 2024 Winter Break Camps at Louisville Parks and Recreation Community Centers! These camps are for ages 5-12 and include a field trip.
December 7th from 11-3 pm, is the most exciting event of the year - Country Christmas! Step back in time on an 18th century homestead with farm animals and enjoy a nostalgic day of family fun activities including:
- Santa arrival by horse and carriage
- Santa family photo
- Crafts
- Puppet Show
- Wood burning activity
- Barrel Train
- Christian Academy Carolers
- Miss Prim Stories
- Holiday House Tour
- Thomas Kinkade Village with Train Exhibit
- Gift Shoppe
- Art Vendors
- Sweet treats
- Concessions available
Take the City-wide 4-Week Anti-Racism Challenge sponsored by Listen Learn Act!
How it works: For 4 weeks beginning January 3rd, participants will receive a weekly email with a list of 10-12 anti-racism activities. We ask participants to complete 3 of the activities over the course of the week. It is purely personal; you don't report to anyone. By regularly participating in anti-racism activities, we naturally develop better habits of noticing and challenging racism in our daily lives. Sign up here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/sl/cADwZWv
We are currently preparing for our 2024 Christmas Connection. We are asking for $150 cash donations to sponsor a child. The donations will be used to purchase retail and grocery gift cards in order to cover a child's gifts and food over the holidays. If supporters are unable to donate the full $150 to sponsor a child, they are still invited to donate a smaller donation to go towards the program. Any amount is meaningful and will go to support a family during the holidays. Individuals can sign up to become a sponsor directly through our website. To sign-up and receive more information about sponsorship visit the following link: https://www.uchmlouky.org/christmas-connection-sponsorship-sign-up/ or you can mail your cash or check donation to United Crescent Hill Ministries at 150 State Street Louisville, KY 40206. The deadline for donation is December 9th, 2023.
You are invited to attend the United Crescent Hill Ministries Christmas Party, which will be held here at UCHM on December 17th from 6pm-7:30pm.
Starting this week, Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) Fall Subsidy enrollment is available through Kentucky’s Community Action Network for eligible Kentucky households. Applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis through Dec. 20, or until designated funds have been expended.
LIHEAP Fall Subsidy provides households with a one-time benefit depending on housing category, fuel type used for heating, and income level. The benefit can be applied towards home heating costs for electric, natural gas, propane, coal, wood, or fuel oil.
Benefits are paid directly to the household's energy vendor. Prior LIHEAP assistance does not impact a household’s eligibility. Households must meet eligibility requirements, including income eligibility of up to and including 150% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines.
In Jefferson County, LIHEAP Fall Subsidy is available through the Louisville Metro Office of Resilience and Community Services. Appointments are required in advance to apply.
How to apply
A toll-free automated appointment system is now available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to schedule an in-person appointment at one of seven locations. The automated scheduler will provide details about these locations as well as eligibility and required documentation.
Jefferson County residents meeting eligibility can call the automated scheduler at 502-991-8391 or visit online at louisvilleky.cascheduler.com
This tax season, you can help change lives. The Louisville Asset Building Coalition (LABC) is looking for volunteers to support the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) free tax preparation program. Volunteer opportunities are available for greeters, tax preparers, and reviewers at locations throughout the city.
By volunteering, you're not just helping people file their taxes - you're helping families keep more of their hard-earned money, create financial stability, and build a brighter future. Your time and skills can make a real difference in someone's life.
Sign up today and join us in making a meaningful impact!
Kentucky Cancer Program(KCP) and UofL Health Brown Cancer Center are please to partner with District 9, Office of Councilman Andrew Owen to offer mammography screening to the community on Wednesday, December 11 at the Peterson Dumesnil House. Ladies interested in being screened can call the Kentucky Cancer Program office at 502-852-6318 to make an appointment. If a woman is uninsured or under-insured, they can call KCP to inquire about qualifying for a free mammography screening. All insurance will be filed. Mammography screening is covered by health insurance.
Fall Leaves Mowing over leaves to mulch them back into your lawn is a great option for reducing waste. Mulching not only returns vital nutrients to the soil, but experts say that it can help your grass grow even better the following year!
Never blow leaves into the street! If you see Street Sweeping signs posted on your street, please make sure to move your vehicle so any leaves that fell naturally on the street can be properly cleaned.
Leaf Drop-Off Sites
The Metro Public Works free leaf drop-off sites will be open Tuesday-Saturdays, November 5 through December 7. Drop-off will not be available on November 28 and 29 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. Only leaves will be accepted. Leaves can be loose, in paper/compostable bags, or reusable containers. Containers used to bring leaves to the drop-off sites must be taken back by residents.
Locations and hours starting Tuesday, November 5:
- Public Works Yard, 10500 Lower River Road (enter from Bethany Lane), Tuesday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
- Public Works East District Operations Center, 595 N Hubbards Lane, Tuesday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
- Shawnee Park, 230 Southwestern Parkway (Athletic Complex), Tuesday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
- Waste Reduction Center, 636 Meriwether Avenue, Tuesday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
This service is for residents ONLY and not for businesses!!
Construction on The Dot Experience continues to take shape. Precast concrete structures continue to be installed. The installation of the structures highlights the framework of the new attraction that is scheduled to open in 2026. We are thankful for your patience during the construction process. We look forward to welcoming you to our one-of-a-kind experience.
Picture description: On the front lawn of APH, you can now see the concrete structures that frame the new building at the center. In the back, concrete wall panels have been placed on the existing structure.
REMINDER/UPDATE
From the Cannons Lane Project Team:
We finally have the go ahead on the waterline issue at Old Cannons. That should be moved early next week and then we will install the last of the storm drains in that area. We are diligently working on sidewalks and driveways throughout the project. The handrailing at the wall on the South end of the project should be installed within the next week. Thank you for your patience and have a safe and happy Thanksgiving!
Calling All Small Businesses in District 9!
Are you a proud small business owner in District 9? We want to feature YOU in our upcoming biweekly newsletter! Showcase your business to our engaged community at absolutely no cost.
To apply, simply send us:
- Your logo
- Business name
- Business email
- Business phone number
- Website URL
- A small blurb about your business, upcoming events, & discounts you may have for newsletter readers
- (Optional) 3-5 photos of your amazing space, products, or something related to your business
Don’t miss this opportunity to shine a spotlight on your business. Hurry, spots are limited! Send your details to jasmine.presley@louisvilleky.gov
and regina.garr@louisvilleky.gov today. Let’s celebrate and support our local businesses together!
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PUBLIC NOTICE
KK Kitchen LLC, 2900 Brownsboro Rd Louisville KY 40206, Hereby declares intention(s) to apply for a NQ4 Retail Malt Beverage Drink Special Sunday Retail Drink license(s) no later than November 11, 2024. The business to be licensed will be located at 2900 Brownsboro Rd, Louisville, Kentucky 40206.
The Members are as follows: Member, Makissi Livingstone 5501 Eight Bells Ln #103 Louisville KY 40258.
Any person, association, corporation, or body politic, may protest the granting of the license(s) by writing the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, 500 Mero St 2NE33, Frankfort, Kentucky, 40601 , within thirty (30) days of the date of legal publication. November 13 2024 LSBN0190927
You are invited to attend a public hearing for AMENDMENTS to the LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE and COMPREHENSIVE PLAN (PLAN 2040).
24-LDC-0002: Housing & Mixed Use Development Study
- Amendment to Comprehensive Plan (Plan 2040) to include the Housing & Mixed Use Development Study Executive Summary and Analysis Map.
- Case Manager: Rachel Casey (rachel.casey@louisvilleky.gov)
24-LDC-0009: Neighborhood Meeting Requirements for Revised Development Plans
- Text amendment to the Land Development Code related to neighborhood meeting requirements for revised development plans.
- Case Manager: Joel Dock (joel.dock@louisvilleky.gov)
24-LDC-0011: Zoning Enforcement Improvements
- Text amendment to the Land Development Code related to the process for enforcing the regulations of the Land Development Code.
- Case Manager: Joseph Haberman (joseph.haberman@louisvilleky.gov)
Meeting Type: Planning Commission
Meeting Date: December 5, 2024
Time: Meeting will begin at 1:00 PM and continue until all cases are heard
Location: 514 W Liberty Street, 40202 (OLD JAIL BUILDING)
Learn how to watch and participate online at https://louisvilleky.gov/government/office-planning/upcoming-public-meetings
To view documents related to this proposal, please visit https://louisvilleky.gov/government/office-planning/proposed-land-development-codeamendments
Below are some Ninth District calendar events! To view a full listing of events, please visit the District 9 Blog at http://district9news.wordpress.com/. If you would like to submit events to be considered for the blog calendar please email Regina Garr or call 574-1297.
First Saturday of Every Month Computer Tune-up & Repair Group: A FREE computer tune-up and repair service is offered the first Saturday of each month from 1 - 4:30 PM. at the St. Matthews Library - small conference room.
We meet on the first Saturday of each month except Derby Day in May. Participants must bring any additional devices that that are needed such as a keyboard, monitor, and mouse for desktops. If participants are bringing a laptop, please bring your battery charger. If you would like to attend contact Rae Taylor at taylor_rae@hotmail.com. We will be limiting the attendance to 3 people.
2nd Friday of Every Month at Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center: Come to Mary T. Aquatic Center on the second Friday of each month to try out the sport of log rolling! The event is designed for people nine and older, and will take place from 7-9 p.m.
Tuesday, November 26: Join us at United Crescent Hill Ministries for Friendsgiving at 10:30am on Tuesday, November 26th for a celebration of friends with fine music.
Saturday, November 30: On Saturday, November 30 at 11:00am, as part of Small Business Saturday, Carmichael’s Bookstore will be hosting Jacob Grant for his book, Unami. Come support your local bookstore. To learn more, visit: https://www.carmichaelsbookstore.com/event/small-business-saturday-storytime-jacob-grant
Tuesday, December 3rd: Bob Mueller will be at United Crescent Hill Ministries (150 State Street) on Tuesday, December 3rd at 10:30am. This event is open to the public. For more information contact, Monique Shaughnessy at 502-893-0346.
Saturday, December 7: Join Friends of the Crescent Hill Library for a Holiday Book Sale on Saturday December 7th from 10am-4pm featuring books and dvds for kids, teens, and adults. 2762 Frankfort Avenue
Saturday, December 7: Join us for a Holiday Bazaar at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church (2822 Frankfort Ave) on Saturday December 7th from 9a-3pm to enjoy arts and crafts, baked goods, a giant indoor yard sale, and silent auction. Lunch from 11-2p includes chili and hot dogs or autumn soup and pimento cheese sandwich. All proceeds from the bazaar will provide funds for organizations serving the needy of Louisville
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