Get ready for a slice of fun in the sun at the District 9 Pizza Party, happening at the Mary T. Meagher Swimming Pool on Saturday, September 13th from 12 PM to 3 PM. This event is FREE and open to everyone—neighbors, families, and friends!

Hosted by District 9, it’s the perfect chance to cool off, chow down, and connect with your community. Expect delicious pizza, poolside vibes, and plenty of good company. 🍕💦

📅 Mark your calendars—Please register for the free event online, your response will help the office estimate how much pizza to order.

Wastewater data from the Kentucky Wastewater Data Surveillance System reports a high level of COVID-19 for Jefferson County. Kentucky’s respiratory disease dashboard also shows an increase in emergency department visits for COVID-19: reporting 45 visits in June, 121 in July and 322 in August.

“It’s important to consider that schools are back in session and cooler temperatures are on the way as well as the time of year when respiratory viruses like COVID, RSV, and flu start to circulate,” said Dr. Kris Bryant, pediatric infectious diseases specialist and associate medical director for the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness. “Each year in the U.S. those viruses cause millions of people to be ill, thousands to be hospitalized and even deaths. Every day is a good day to practice good hygiene and other measures to prevent illnesses, including vaccination.” 

Prevention strategies everyone can take to protect themselves and others from respiratory illnesses:

• Stay up to date with recommended immunizations. Talk to your doctor or trusted healthcare provider about what may be recommended for you and your family.
• Practice good hygiene like washing your hands regularly, covering coughs and sneezes with your elbow or a tissue, and cleaning commonly touched surfaces.
• Wearing a mask offers an extra layer of protection from respiratory viruses that are spread by coughing, sneezing, talking. They can especially be helpful in certain settings like crowded spaces, especially when respiratory illnesses are high in our community, as well as if you spend time with someone who is at much higher risk of getting very sick.
• When sick with a respiratory illness:
  • Use precautions to prevent spread. Stay home and away from others.
  • Seek health care promptly for treatment as it may help lower your risk of severe illness.

People at high risk of severe illness

Respiratory viruses can make anyone sick, but there are certain risk factors that can increase a person’s chance of getting sick even needing hospitalization. People at higher risk include:

• Older adults.As people get older, their immune systems weaken over time. Most deaths from respiratory viruses happen in people older than 65.
• Young children.Infants and toddlers have immune systems that are still developing. Their lungs and airways are also smaller which makes respiratory viruses more of a threat.
• People with certain medical conditionsincluding pregnancy, weakened immune systems and disabilities.

To learn more about people at higher risk for severe illness from respiratory viruses, visit the CDC, American Academy of Pediatrics, and the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

The new website, StopScams.ky.gov, will serve as a one-stop resource on how to spot scams, ways to report and resources for recovering what was lost should someone fall victim. The website also offers Kentuckians the option to sign up for scam alerts through email or text message, offering direct updates on the latest emerging scams.

The website was created in partnership among state agencies and private resources to be a trusted source of information on active scams in Kentucky and how to avoid them.

Team Kentucky’s message is simple: Pause, check and protect.  When you are contacted by someone or a company you do not know, pause. Before taking any action, check reliable resources and do your research. Search the internet, talk to your family, friends and professionals before acting. And finally, protect your personal information by learning ways to boost your digital security.

A 2023 Pew Research Center study  found that 32% of adults in the United States have tattoos and 22% having more than one. Ear, body, and facial piercings have also grown in popularity. 

Over the past two months,15 new body art facilities in Louisville have successfully completed the permitting process. While several have already opened their doors, others remain under construction and are expected to receive final approval soon.

The Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness inspects all tattoo and body art studios twice a year to prevent the spread of bloodborne infections or diseases like hepatitis C. If you decide you’re ready for a tattoo or piercing, here are some important things to know.

What are the most common violations in tattoo studios?  Why do we inspect them?

The most common violations are:

• Bloodborne pathogen training has expired.
• Client records are not maintained.
• Violating restrictions on procedures for clients under 18.
• Expired needles and instruments.

Inspections are essential because tattoo-related infections can pose serious health risks—even be life-threatening. Clients may be exposed to harmful pathogens ranging from hepatitis viruses to staph bacteria. In some cases, tattoos have been associated with Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), a dangerous antibiotic-resistant superbug. These infections are often linked to the use of contaminated needles and poor hygiene practices. That’s why we stress the critical importance of proper sterilization techniques, maintaining personal hygiene, and safely disposing of waste generated during tattooing and body piercing procedures.

What do we mean by body art? Does that include piercings?

Body art includes tattooing, body piercing, ear-piercing, permanent makeup and microblading.

What about microblading? Is that considered tattooing?

Microblading is a semi-permanent form of brow tattooing.

If someone wants to open their own tattoo or piercing studio, what permits do they need?

They must submit floor plans with the full studio layout and plumbing fixtures to our Plan Review team for approval.

Where can they find regulations?

Regulations are on our website and the state website.

• KRS 211.760
• 902 KAR 45:070
• 902 KAR 45:065

For more information about tattoo and body art studios and regulations, check out our video about local tattoo studios. You can also visit our Tattoo and Body Art website or call 502-574-6650.

Reservoir Relining Project

Louisville Water’s Reservoir Relining Project is progressing. The Mary T. Aquatic Center parking lot is partially open. Our contractor has fenced off the parking lot staging area and restriped the portion for public parking.  Draining the reservoir continues to be more challenging than expected.  We now hope to have half of the reservoir open for pedestrian use by mid to late September. Our contractor’s truck traffic and the closure of Reservoir Avenue is not anticipated until November. For more information on the project or to sign up for email updates go to

https://louisvillewater.com/reservoirreliningproject/     

LIHEAP Summer Subsidy | JULY 28 - SEPT. 12

Mayor Greenberg has announced the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) Summer Subsidy to help Kentucky households offset summer cooling costs. Enrollment started July 28, and runs until Sept. 12, or until designated funds are depleted, on a first-come, first-serve basis.

The subsidy provides households with incomes up to 150% of the federal poverty guidelines. It's a one-time benefit ranging from $41 to $250 depending on income levels and housing category. Benefits are paid directly to the household’s electrical vendor.

Jefferson County residents wishing to apply can schedule by phone by calling (502) 991-8391 or by using the Office of Social Services Appointment Scheduler. The toll-free service is currently open and is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

All applicants will be required to supply the following documentation at the time of application:

• Proof of Social Security number or Permanent Residence card (Green Card) for each member of the household.
• Proof of income from the preceding month for all members of the household.
• Most current electric bill, statement from your landlord, if electricity is included in your rent, statement from your utility company if you participate in a Pre-Pay Electric Program.
• The account number and name on the account for the main heating fuel sources and electric bill.

This summer subsidy does not require a disconnect notice or past due bill. The benefit can be applied as a credit to your account. Assistance received during previous LIHEAP components does not affect a household's eligibility.

For more descriptions about LIHEAP income eligibility and other instructions, you can visit the website. Residents may also call the automated LIHEAP information line at (502) 991-8391 or visit LIHEAP webpage.

The Chamber Theatre presents The Harlan Women, loosely based on ancient Greek playwright Euripides’ The Trojan Women. This adaptation reimagines the heroines of Euripides’ tragedy in the hills of Harlan, Kentucky, during the “little coal wars” of the 1930s after a mining accident leaves the women of Harlan fighting for the rights of their families, and ultimately for themselves.

Details: The Harlan Women conceived by James Thompson, written by James Thompson and Michelle Lori, loosely adapted from ancient Greek playwright Euripides’ The Trojan Women

When & Where:

● September 4-6 at NoCo Arts Center, 628 Michigan Ave, Jeffersonville, IN 47130

● September 11-13 at Louisville Visual Art (outdoors in the green space), 1538 Lytle Street, Louisville, KY 40203

● Show begins at 7 p.m. and doors open at 6:30 p.m.

● Tickets available on a sliding scale from $12-$24 at thechambertheatre.org

● For further details, and group rates, please contact thechambertheatre@gmail.com

Featuring Patrick Alred, Hermione Bean-Mills, Allison Anderson Coomes, Danielle Eckert, Grace Hartman, Adam Hendricks, Artemis Jones, Michelle Lori, Jeannette McKenna, Allison McKiernan, Catherine O’Neill, Kenny Pryor, Kyrie Pryor, Rosemary Sims, Rayann Houghlin Walker, and musicians Griffin Cobb and Dylan Weber-Owens.

Special thanks to Jeffersonville Public Arts, Louisville Visual Art, The Arthur S. Kling Senior Center, and St Marks New Albany for their support in making this production possible.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (August 27, 2025) – Mayor Greenberg and the Louisville Zoo are pleased to offer special discounts presented by Humana for Grandparents’ Day on September 7, 2025, and Senior Sundays on September 14, 21, and 28, 2025. These events are designed to celebrate and honor grandparents and seniors, providing them with unique opportunities to enjoy the Zoo with their families.

During both Grandparents’ Day and Senior Sundays, guests can participate in a special scavenger hunt focused on the Zoo’s animal grandparents and their important role in conservation. Additionally, Humana will host the “Humana Hydration Station” from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Glacier Run classroom, offering free water and cooling towels to help guests beat the heat (while supplies last).

“The Louisville Zoo is an incredible place, and we appreciate Humana helping make this special opportunity possible - allowing grandchildren and grandparents to make memories together,” said Mayor Greenberg.

“The Louisville Zoo is such a special place for creating lasting memories,” said John Littig, Humana Midwest Region Medicare President.  “Humana is proud to support opportunities like Grandparents Day and Senior Sundays, helping older adults enjoy meaningful time with loved ones in a vibrant, welcoming environment.”

Grandparents’ Day:

Celebrate Grandparents’ Day presented by Humana at the Zoo on Sunday, September 7, 2025. Guests can enjoy free admission for up to two seniors with the purchase of a regular-priced child or adult general admission ticket. Louisville Zoo members can also bring up to two seniors for free, making it a perfect day for family fun at the Zoo.

Senior Sundays in September:

Seniors ages 60 and older receive free admission to the Zoo on three special Sundays: September 14, 21, and 28, 2025, presented by Humana.

For more information on both of these events visit: https://louisvillezoo.org/events/

Zoo Hours:

The Zoo is open daily year-round. Now through September 21, 2025, Zoo hours are 10 a.m. ─ 5 p.m. (enjoy until 6 p.m.). Beginning September 22, 2025 – Mid March 2026, Zoo hours will be 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. (enjoy until 5 p.m.). The Zoo is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day. Visit louisvillezoo.org for more info.

September 9th, 2025
Networking 11:00am
Lunch Served at 11:30am
Meeting 12:00-1:00pm

Our Mother of Sorrows Cafeteria

770 Eastern Parkway
Louisville, Ky 40217

Lunch Sponsored by: Smiling Angels Home Health

Hear from smiling Angels Homecare and Lynn Harrelson of Senior Pharmacy Solutions

RSVP REQUIRED: Please call the Office for Aging & Disabled Citizens | 502-574-5092 or by email to allison.woosley@louisvilleky.gov

Parking is available in the enclosed lot next to the cafeteria or in the lot to the right of school. Street parking is allowed.

You and your little ones are invited to join our Sippy Cup Strolls. Take part in a guided walk through the Louisville Zoo with maternal and child health professionals while you say hello to your favorite animals. Each session will focus on a different area of the Zoo.

Please RSVP for one of the dates and times:

• 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Saturday, August 30
• 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Friday, September 12
• 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. October 25

Parking and admission for the day is included in your ticket.

For more information, please email healthystartevents@louisvilleky.gov

Nominations open through Monday, 9/15

Do you know a Brightside supporter or volunteer who has gone above and beyond this year? Would you like them to be recognized for their outstanding work on making Louisville a cleaner, greener, and more beautiful city?

Nominate them for the 2025 Brightside Awards today! 

For award titles and descriptions and to nominate an individual or group, visit the Brightside Awards Nomination Form.

 Nominations close Monday, September 15th.

Award recipients will be notified prior to the Brightside Bash presented by The Republic Bank Foundation, which will take place on Wednesday, Oct. 1st from 6-8 P.M. at Clayton & Crume.

Please join us Tuesday, September 16, 7:00 p.m. at United Crescent Hill Ministries building, 150 State St., 40207, as we welcome Cindi Sullivan, Executive Director of  TreesLouisville. Cindi will discuss Louisville Metro’s Urban Forest Master Plan (UFMP).

Urban forests have never been more critical to cities than today, serving as one of the only city infrastructure types that lowers temperatures and home energy costs, reduces air and water pollution, and improves human health in many different ways. The UFMP is a long-term strategic plan for addressing the many challenges facing the community by best utilizing and stewarding the urban forest. 

Our UFMP was developed from a month’s long process of investigation and community engagement. The end result is 20 distinct Findings, with 10 Strategies and associated Actions to implement the plan. This presentation will cover the process and the findings and strategies with plenty of time for Q&A. 

Register here to attend https://tinyurl.com/UFMPLou

Note: This will be a hybrid meeting, that is, both in-person and virtual. Once you hit the "RSVP" button, two things will happen:

(1)  You'll be taken to a Zoom meeting registration page. We hope you’ll attend in person, but if you want the option of attending virtually, then please complete the Zoom registration form (this secondary registration enhances security).

(2)  You’ll receive a confirmation email that will also contain the Zoom registration link.

Our meetings are always free and open to the public.

Join us for an informative and empowering event focused on immigration rights, resources, and community support!  Whether you’re an immigrant, a refugee, an ally, or simply looking to learn more, this event is for you.

What to expect:

• Catholic Social Teaching
  • Why is it important to you
• Migration and Refugee Services
  • Resettlement and Reception Program
• Immigration Legal Services
  • Immigration Policies and Legal rights
• Personal Testimony from Immigrants and Refugees
• Path to citizenship
• Learn how to you can help

Date:  September 23, 2025

Location:  St. Agnes Parish Center

Time:  7:00PM - 8:30PM

Light refreshments will be served

For more information contact Paul Sherman at sherman.paul@twc.com

Let’s come together to support and uplift our immigrant communities!

Sponsored by The Sister Thea Bowman Society and Listen, Learn, Act

Louisville tradition for over 40 years!

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (August 28, 2025) – Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg and the Louisville Zoo are proud to announce the return of “Boo at the Zoo presented by Meijer”, celebrating 44 years of merry, not scary fun! Tickets are on sale now and available at louisvillezoo.org/boo. This beloved event is a Louisville tradition and will begin this year starting September 27 and running through October 30 (Thursday – Sunday nights).

Tickets are all-inclusive and include Boo at the Zoo admission, parking, Spooktacular Carousel, “not-so-itsy-bitsy” Spider House and the Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow attraction.

Children and adults are invited to dress up in their wildest costumes for the after-hours event.

Boo at the Zoo turns the Zoo into a living storybook, complete with favorite characters brought to life. There will be music, photo opportunities around every corner and, of course, a safe place to trick-or-treat for kids 11 and under. Guests are encouraged to bring their own trick-or-treat bags, but reusable treat bags will be available for purchase at the Zoo’s Gift Shop (while supplies last).

Tickets:

Tickets for “Boo at the Zoo presented by Meijer” are $13.75 for all non-members ages 3 and older and $7.25 for all members ages 3 and older. Children ages 2 and under are free and do not require a ticket.

Members and guests can purchase tickets online at louisvillezoo.org/boo, with their chosen date and arrival time. Ticket capacity is limited each night with popular nights expected to sell out quickly.

A limited number of Meijer “anytime tickets” can be purchased at participating Meijer stores for $11.75 starting September 21, 2025. Visit louisvillezoo.org/boo for a list of stores.

“Boo at the Zoo presented by Meijer” is a rain or shine event.

Sponsors:

Boo at the Zoo is presented by Meijer and sponsored by Ford Motor Company, Norton Children’s, PNC Grow Up Great and UPS. With additional support provided by Councilwoman Josie Raymond & District 10 residents, Councilman Anthony Piagentini and District 19 residents, Ky Saves 529, and Nu Yale.

“Boo at the Zoo presented by Meijer” provides critical support every year to the Zoo’s animal care programs, visitor experience and conservation education.

Event Hours

On “Boo at the Zoo presented by Meijer” event days:

The Zoo will close early for regular daytime visitors. Gates will close at 3 p.m. with guests being allowed to visit until 4 p.m.

The party starts at 5 p.m. and Halloween guests will enter the Zoo at their ticketed time until 9 p.m. At 10 p.m., the trick-or-treat route will close, and all guests must exit the Zoo.

Special Dates:

Allergy-Friendly Night

Wednesday, October 22; Enter 5 – 7:30 p.m., enjoy until 8:30 p.m.

This special night features peanut-free treat booths and added non-food treats like stickers, pencils and more.

Sensory-Friendly Night at Boo at the Zoo

Wednesday, October 29; Enter 5 – 6:30 p.m., enjoy until 8 p.m.

This night will feature a sensory-friendly trick-or-treating experience with fewer lights, lower music and smaller crowds. Tickets are very limited so purchase early to reserve your spot.

Costume Fun

The Zoo encourages all visitors to wear family-friendly costumes. Adults may join in the fun, however full costume masks that cover the entire face are not permitted for adults.

To learn more about costume guidelines, the event and “Boo at the Zoo presented by Meijer” activities, visit louisvillezoo.org/boo.

Animal Schedules

While you may catch a glimpse of some of our animals, most of the Zoo’s animal ambassadors will not be viewable in the evenings so they can rest and maintain their regular schedules.

Regular Zoo Hours

The Zoo is open daily year-round. Hours through September 21, 2025, are 10 a.m. € 5 p.m. (stay until 6 p.m.). The Zoo is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day. Visit louisvillezoo.org for more info.

We are excited to welcome Courtney Goff as the new Associate Director of UCHM. With a background in social work, Courtney brings a wealth of knowledge and leadership to our team. She has a strong background in working with youth and a real passion for community building, and we’re confident that her innovative approach will help us continue to grow and thrive. Please join us in welcoming Courtney to the team!

Make a Difference in Your Community — Volunteer with Us!

Do you believe in the power of social connection to improve well-being? Do you enjoy brightening someone’s day? We’d love to hear from you!

The 60 Plus Program is currently seeking enthusiastic volunteers who are passionate about enriching the lives of older adults. We need friendly faces to help lead games, plan special celebrations, and bring fresh, fun ideas to our Tuesday and Thursday morning gatherings.

We’re also in need of Meals on Wheels delivery drivers. Routes begin at 9:45 a.m. every Tuesday and typically take about 90 minutes — a small commitment that makes a big impact!

If you’re interested, stop by our office or visit uchmlouky.org to complete a volunteer application. Let’s make our community stronger, together.

Join us for an exciting year of learning, fun, and growth at the United Learning After-School Program! Serving students in grades K–8, our program runs Monday–Thursday from 3:00–6:30 PM.

For just $25/week (with financial assistance available), your child will enjoy academic support, engaging activities, and a safe, nurturing environment to thrive after school.

Now enrolling

Location: United Crescent Hill Ministries, 150 State St Louisville, KY 40206

Spots fill quickly—register today to secure your child’s place online at uchmlouky.org or call 502-893-0346!

Volunteer with UCHM – Make a Difference in Your Community!

United Crescent Hill Ministries is looking for caring, dependable volunteers to join our team! We have opportunities for individuals who can:

• Answer phones and greet visitors with a friendly smile
• Assist in the Food Pantry by stocking shelves and helping neighbors select groceries
• Deliver meals to seniors through our Meals on Wheels program

Whether you can give a few hours a week or help on occasion, your time and compassion make a big impact.

Interested? Contact us at 502-893-0346 or uchmlouisville@gmail.com to learn more and get started!

People without a car or unable to drive should be able to get to where they need to go safely and effectively. But every day, Americans who can’t drive – approximately a third of the population – face significant barriers to mobility such as inadequate sidewalks, poor transit, lack of connectivity and dangerous roads. The needs of non-drivers are too-often disregarded in transportation infrastructure and policies. Our goal should be a transportation system designed to support all individuals, regardless of ability, age, or income, that will strengthen our communities and enhance our quality of life. To that end, the Disability Mobility Initiative, in partnership with America Walks, launched the Week Without Driving challenge so that those who have the option to drive can: 1) learn firsthand about the barriers and challenges that nondrivers face; and 2) work with nondrivers to create more accessible commnities for all. To learn more, sign up for the challenge, and/or become a partner organization, please visit: weekwithoutdriving.org

#weekwithoutdriving

Wednesday, October 1st

5:30: Shop for a Cause | Bash 6:00-8:00pm

Clayton & Crume 

Celebrate a great year at this much-beloved event is the Brightside Foundation's largest and most important fundraiser. You are invited to join us for food, drinks, an awesome Silent Auction, and the return of the Brightside Bash Awards! 

Nominations for the Brightside Awards are now open! Learn more here.

Donate to our Silent Auction! Email Mae (Mae.Marks@louisvilleky.gov)

Tickets: $50 | Click here to purchase your Tickets 

Tickets on sale now!

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (August 21, 2025) – The Friends of the Louisville Zoo is thrilled to announce tickets for their newest fundraising event — Skelebration — are now on sale! This exclusive after-hours 21+ Halloween extravaganza is set for October 8 from 6 to 9 p.m. and promises to immerse attendees in a night at the Zoo that will quickly become their new favorite fall event!

“The Friends of the Zoo is such an amazing partner that helps ensure our Zoo remains a top destination for families across the region,” said Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg.  “This new event should be incredibly popular and creates a unique opportunity for adults to enjoy how our Zoo pulls out all the stops for Halloween.”

Skelebration will provide plenty of treats, and a couple tricks, too.  As adults set out on the traditional Boo at the Zoo Halloween route, they will have the opportunity to “trick-or-treat” from station to station indulging in specialty food and beverage tastings, a signature cocktail and mocktail, beer, wine, and festive treats. Some party-goers may even stop along the way to do a little dancing at the Cosmic Disco!

For those brave Skelebration guests, a visit to the spider house may offer a few spine-tingling surprises, while those looking for something a little more traditional can take a spin on the Zoo’s carousel or pose for photos with their favorite costumed characters. Guests are encouraged to wear their own costumes as well. Details about a costume contest will be unveiled on the Zoo’s website soon.

Skelebration will also offer additional opportunities to support the Zoo where guests can take home an extra special treat of their own via a bourbon pull and silent auction. Proceeds from this fundraising event will benefit special projects and capital needs of the Louisville Zoo.

Early bird tickets are $75 per person now through September 14. Tickets will increase to $90 the week of the event. For more information about Skelebration and to purchase tickets, visit louisvillezoo.org/skelebration. 

About Friends of the Louisville Zoo

Established in 1969, the Friends of the Louisville Zoo (FOZ) is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization with a mission of “raising funds to preserve, promote and advance the mission of the Louisville Zoo.” For over 50 years, the FOZ Board has been comprised of individuals passionate about animals and committed to the e Zoo’s growth. Proceeds from their past events have supported projects including Glacier Run, Gorilla Forest, Snow Leopard Pass, the lakeside bridge and the sloth habitat.

Do you have a very particular set of skills? Are you a seamstress, tinkerer, or tech nerd? Perhaps you have the innate fix-it know-how that comes with parenthood. Whatever it is you know how to do, the kNOw Waste Education team needs you!

We’re excited to announce that we’re collaborating with Louisville Tool Library and Louisville Free Public Library to bring you Repair Fair 2025! On October 11, community members can bring their broken items to the Bon Air Library, and our team of handy volunteers will teach them how to fix it. 

What kind of stuff, you ask? That will depend on the kind of volunteers we get. Register as a volunteer today to show off your skills and to help us keep good stuff out of the landfill. 

Register to be a Fixer

Saturday, October 18th | All Day!

All Over Louisville | Register Your Group Here

Time to get out and give our city a nice Fall cleaning! Join thousands of Louisvillians as we all Clean Up together! As always, clean up supplies and post-cleanup bag collection are provided and all are welcome to participate. 

Special thanks to our returning sponsor WM, for their continued support and generosity.  Their commitment to helping keep our city cleaner and safer for all of us is exemplified through their partnership with Brightside and our volunteers! 

Pet of the Week!

Rex is our adoptable pet of the week. He’s a shy guy that looks to his person for guidance. Once he’s comfortable, he’s ready to super bloom into the incredible dog you’ve been looking for! He’s available at Animal house 3516 Newburg Rd Sunday-Saturday noon-6pm.

Upcoming paving projects scheduled for this week can be found on our new "Paving" page on louisvilleky.gov, as well as our interactive Louisville Metro Paving Dashboard where you can view paving projects scheduled for the year and conditions of city streets. 

You can also access the page and dashboard by clicking on the "Paving" button below.

PAVING