Join the Louisville East Lions Club for a cozy evening of comfort food and community! We’re hosting a Chili and Hotdog Supper on Thursday, November 14, from 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM at Saint Mark’s Episcopal Church.
For just $8 at the door, enjoy chili, a hotdog, dessert, drink!
Questions? Call (502) 594–9606. We’d love to see you there!
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Kroger, LMPD, and community partners invite you to join us for Cram the Cruiser, a special food drive happening Saturday, November 15 from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. at select Kroger locations across Louisville. Help us fill police cruisers with non-perishable food, toiletries, and household essentials to support families in need.
📍 Donation sites include: 4915 Dixie Hwy • 9080 Taylorsville Rd • 3039 Breckenridge Ln 6900 Beulah Church Rd • 10010 Ballardsville Rd • 12501 Shelbyville Rd
🧼 Requested items: canned goods, baby food, diapers, hygiene products, cleaning supplies, toilet paper, and more.
Let’s come together to make a meaningful impact in our community. Every donation counts!
For more ways to help, scan the QR code at the event or visit Dare to Care.
Our last Pop-Up Drop-Off event for the year will be held at UofL Shelby Campus, 440 N Whittington Parkway on Saturday, November 15 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Pop-Up Drop-Off events are free recycling and large item disposal events open to all Louisville Metro residents. They’re a great way to safely and responsibly dispose of bulky items, electronics, and recyclables — all in one stop!
Please review the flyer for what is and isn’t accepted, and visit our Pop-Up Drop-Off webpage to learn more.
🌎 Let’s work together to keep Louisville clean and sustainable!
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Yard waste plays an important role in creating nutrient-rich compost for our community — but only if it’s clean! Contamination in the yard waste stream makes composting harder and reduces the quality of the final product. Here’s how you can help:
Best practice reminders
- No plastic bags — ever! Use paper yard waste bags or reusable containers.
- Keep yard work materials out of the bin. Plant pots, plant tags, mulch and soil bags are the most common contaminants.
- Know your service schedule. Don’t mix trash with yard waste on collection days.
- Seasonal items welcome. Pumpkins and Christmas trees can go in yard waste during the holidays — just remove all decorations first!
- Don’t blow leaves into the street. It clogs storm drains, causes water treatment issues, and keeps leaves from becoming compost at Smith Creek.
Where does yard waste go?
Ever wonder what happens after your yard waste is picked up? It doesn’t just disappear — it goes on a journey to become something valuable! Yard waste is taken to Smith Creek Industrial Composting, where it’s ground, piled, and carefully managed to break down into rich compost. Smith Creek produces soil amendments, mulch, animal bedding, and even fuel pellets — used throughout Louisville Metro and available for purchase locally.
Plastic and other contaminants interfere with this process. Please do your part to keep yard waste clean so it can return to the Earth in a useful way. It’s a full-circle story — and you’re a key part of it!
Why contamination matters
When trash like plastic bags, plant pots, rocks, or even outdoor toys end up in yard waste bins, it causes big problems:
- More sorting and higher costs
- Lower-quality compost
- Risk of plastic bits in soil products
Only yard waste belongs in your bin: grass, leaves, sticks, small branches, pinecones, and other plant material. If it comes from the Earth, it should go back to the Earth — not the landfill.
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Free leaf drop-off sites
Metro Public Works offers free leaf drop-off from Tuesday to Saturday, Nov. 4 – Dec. 6. Closed: Nov. 27 – 29 for the Thanksgiving holiday.
✅ Accepted: Loose leaves, leaves in paper/compostable bags or reusable containers
🚫 Not accepted: Trash, plastic bags, or other yard waste
♻️ Reminder: If you bring leaves in a reusable container, please take it back with you.
Drop-off locations (open Tuesday – Saturday, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.):
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Public Works Yard – 10500 Lower River Rd. (enter from Bethany Lane)
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East District Operations Center – 595 N. Hubbards Ln.
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Shawnee Park Athletic Complex – 230 Southwestern Pkwy.
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535 Meriwether Ave – across from Solid Waste office
Watch our new videos about where yard waste goes, contamination issues, and why you should "love 'em and leave 'em"! You can also learn more about watching this story on WDRB.
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As the colder months approach, vacant properties in our neighborhoods face a higher risk of crime, fires, break-ins, and other safety hazards. Unsecured buildings can threaten the safety of our entire community. The Department of Codes and Regulations urges residents and property owners to act now so we can protect our community together.
Property owners are required to keep vacant properties clean and secure to prevent emergencies and stay compliant with city codes. Taking proactive steps now helps avoid costly incidents and keeps everyone safer as temperatures drop.
If you have concerns regarding a vacant or abandoned property, or require guidance in securing your own, please contact our office at (502) 574-2508. Your help plays a vital role in maintaining safe and healthy neighborhoods throughout the winter season.
Let's join forces to freeze out fire risk and protect our community––your action matters!
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What Can the Community Do? A Democracy in Action Program.
November 6, 2025 - Youth are both victims and perpetrators of crime in Louisville. This summer, youth crime surged in the form of burglaries, robberies, and shootings, some of the perpetrators being as young as 12. October LMPD's data shows a little more than 14% of victims of fatal and non-fatal shootings this year are between the ages of 11 and 17.
The League of Women Voters Louisville will present a program on youth violence and crime and local efforts to prevent and curb it on November 17 6:00 -7:30 at League Headquarters, 115 S Ewing Avenue. Doors open at 5:30. Click here for the Zoom link.
Perspectives will be presented by the following.
Metro Council member Anthony Piagentini (District 19) will discuss Metro Council proposals and programs.
Josh Crawford, Director of Group Violence Intervention, will address the issue of gangs and other forms of group violence.
Henry “Scooter” Bell, JD, Juvenile Division Chief of the Jefferson County Attorney’s Office will discuss the status of the juvenile Justice system.
Mancell Elam, Executive Administrator of Climate and Culture for Jefferson County Public Schools, will present programs to prevent and address violence within the school system.
Panelists will also offer ways to support efforts to help youth and curb crime. Questions from the audience will be addressed.
The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan, grassroots organization working to protect and expand voting rights and ensure everyone is represented in our democracy. The League empowers voters and defends democracy through advocacy and education at the local, state, and national levels.
The program is free and open to the public. For further information contact the League at 895-5218 or email: lwvlouisville@gmail.com or Gail Henson, co-president, at 648-2201.
Looking for winter fun? Our Winter Break Camps are the perfect way to keep kids ages 5–12 active and creative during the holiday season! From games and crafts to outdoor play and new friendships, it’s all happening Dec. 29–Jan. 2 at community centers across Louisville. Registration is just $60. Sign up today by clicking here.
If you are supporting a loved one, this event is designed to equip and inspire you. Join us for a powerful day filled with resources, community, and encouragement. We will hear from bilateral arm amputee and nationally recognized motivational speaker, Jason Koger. Jason brings a message of resilience, hope, and the unstoppable human spirit. His story will leave you inspired to face life’s challenges with renewed strength.
Event Highlights:
- Mini Presentations
- Support & Resources
- Community Connections
Tuesday, November 18th 10:00am-1:30pm EST
The Arteburn 310 Ten Pin Lane
Registration is Required, Click HERE to Reserve Your Spot
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Open Enrollment happens from October 15th-December 7th and is the time of year when you can make changes to your coverage. The changes you make during Open Enrollment are effective January 1 of the next year.
Your options during Open Enrollment:
1. Join a new Medicare Advantage Plan or Part D prescription drug plan
2. Switch from Original Medicare to Medicare Advantage
3. Switch from Medicare Advantage to Original Medicare
Call 1.800.Medicare (633.4227) or Click HERE to make changes
Need Help comparing plans? Call your local State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP). For Jefferson County, contact KIPDA at 502.266.5571 to speak with a SHIP counselor.
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Join the Office for Immigrant Affairs and Bellarmine University every Thursday evening at Bellarmine University’s Centro Hall for free language lessons from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Community members can explore Spanish, French, Swahili, Haitian Creole, and English in a fun and supportive environment. Whether you’re brushing up on a language or learning something new, all are welcome!
Register Here!
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Ready to design your own stylish handbag? Join us for Urban Wear: Handbags at Douglass Community Center! Learn to create unique bags with artist Chevin Kennedy using professional techniques and sewing machines.
This beginner-friendly class is open to participants ages 10 and up! Make a small holiday themed embroidery project that can be used as an ornament on a tree or incorporated into any winter décor! All materials provided.
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About 50 residents attended a public meeting Tuesday at the Louisville Water Tower to learn about two upcoming projects aimed at improving safety and mobility along River Road and Zorn Avenue.
Attendees viewed displays, spoke with project team members, and shared feedback that will help shape final designs to reflect community priorities and support Louisville Metro’s commitment to creating safer, stronger, and more connected streets.
The River Road Rightsizing Project (East Witherspoon Street to Beargrass Creek Bridge, 1.5 miles) proposes adding turn lanes, on-street parking, and new bicycle facilities, along with curb extensions, enhanced pedestrian crossings, and improved lighting.
The Zorn Avenue Rightsizing Project (River Road to Riedling Drive and Madelle Avenue, 1.2 miles) includes new lane configurations, buffered bike lanes, and upgraded pedestrian facilities and crossings.
Rightsizing—also known as a road diet—adjusts lane configurations to calm traffic, reduce speeding, and make streets safer for everyone who drives, walks, or bikes. Both projects were identified in the Vision Zero Louisville Safety Report and are funded in part by the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant.
Residents who were unable to attend can still share input on these projects by completing the surveys linked below.
River Road Rightsizing Survey
Zorn Avenue Rightsizing Survey
The online survey closes Dec. 4, 2025.
Learn more about the River Road and Zorn Avenue rightsizing projects by viewing these story maps.
River Road Rightsizing Project Story Map
Zorn Avenue Rightsizing Project Story Map
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Margarets Fine Consignment, 2700 Frankfort Avenue, will host their quarterly Tag Sale in conjunction with Black Friday and Small Business Saturday! Come shop their thoughtfully curated collections of upscale women’s clothing and accessories from Nov. 24-29 (closed on Thanksgiving) to save 20%-70% on everything in the store.
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The PD House Foundation will participate in Just Creations Holiday Shopping program ~ Sunday, Nov 30 - Friday, Dec 5. Shop at Just Creations, 2722 Frankfort Ave., and mention the Peterson Dumesnil House when checking out and a percentage of your sale will go to the Foundation. Online sales are eligible as well! Support Fair Trade, a locally owned business, and a cherished historic home all in one trip!
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Join the Mayor, Louisville Zoo and Kroger in supporting Dare to Care
The Louisville Zoo is thrilled to welcome guests back for Wild Winter Days, presented by Kroger, running now through February 28, 2026. And Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg is proud to announce that this seasonal promotion offers discounted Zoo admission while supporting a vital cause: a food drive benefitting Dare to Care.
“No family, child, or senior should ever have to go hungry, and our local food pantries are needed now more than ever before,” said Mayor Greenberg. “Our community needs us, and I hope that people will take advantage of this chance to help feed our neighbors who need us while supporting our fantastic Louisville Zoo.”
Guests who bring at least one non-perishable food item per person can purchase discounted tickets at the Zoo ticket windows for just $11 per adult and $8 per child or senior. In addition, 25 cents of every admission ticket will also support the Zoo’s conservation efforts in Kentuckiana and around the world.
Over the past 17 years of this partnership, generous Zoo guests have donated more than 30,000 pounds of food. That is roughly the weight of nearly five male rhinoceroses!
Dare to Care Food Bank’s most needed items include canned meats like tuna and chicken, as well as canned fruit and vegetables, beans, peanut butter, soup, rice, cereal, fruit juice and pasta. Please note that no glass containers are accepted. For a full list of needed and excluded items, visit daretocare.org.
The discount is available only at the Zoo’s admission windows and cannot be applied to online purchases, special fee-based programs, prepaid groups, field trips or other discounts. No refunds will be provided for tickets purchased online or in advance. While multiple canned good items per person are appreciated, only one discount applies per ticket.
Zoo Hours
The Zoo is open daily year-round. Now through March 20, 2026, hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with guests exiting by 5 p.m. The Zoo is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day. Visit louisvillezoo.org for more information.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (November 11, 2025) – Mayor Craig Greenberg and the Louisville Zoo are excited to welcome Chrys, a male maned wolf, to the Zoo family. Chrys joins us from Wichita, Kansas, and will celebrate his 8th birthday on November 27.
“We are excited to welcome Chrys to his new home at the Louisville Zoo,” said Mayor Greenberg. “The return of maned wolves to the zoo‘s habitat is a wonderful addition, and we invite everyone to come see him and learn more about these unique animals.”
In the wild, maned wolves are generally solitary creatures, and Chrys is currently exploring the maned wolf habitat on his own. However, the Zoo has received a breeding recommendation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) and plans to introduce a female maned wolf to join Chrys soon.
Chrys, a curious yet cautious maned wolf, is known for his intelligence. Zookeepers observe that he enjoys his puzzle feeder enrichment, and, like most canids, he loves playing with a ball.
About Maned Wolf
The maned wolf is native to South America and can be found throughout Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, Bolivia, Peru and Uruguay. Though generally solitary, they form semi-monogamous pairs during the breeding season. Maned wolves are omnivores with half of their diet consisting of fruit, supplemented by small mammals, birds and reptiles, insects, nuts, eggs and grass. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species lists the maned wolf as near threatened.
Zoo Hours
The Zoo is open daily year-round. Now through March 20, 2026, hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with guests exiting by 5 p.m. The Zoo is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day. Visit louisvillezoo.org for more information.
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This beginner-friendly class is open to participants ages 10 and up! Make a small holiday themed embroidery project that can be used as an ornament on a tree or incorporated into any winter décor! All materials provided.
Create holiday magic by making your own ceramic ornaments! This event is designed for folks 16 and up. Craft a festive piece on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon Nov. 15 though Dec. 06.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (November 10, 2025) – Today, Mayor Craig Greenberg announced that Louisville Parks and Recreation is once again partnering with Camp Quality to collect toys for children facing cancer through an annual toy drive at the Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center. Toys will be collected now through December 5.
Community members are encouraged to drop off new, unwrapped toys to the facility located at 201 Reservoir Ave., during operating hours, Monday through Friday from 5 a.m. to 8 p.m
“This toy drive is one of the most meaningful traditions at Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center,” said Michelle King, executive director of Louisville Parks and Recreation. “We are incredibly thankful to our swimmers, whose generosity reflects the heart of our mission—giving back and uplifting the community.”
Camp Quality provides year-round support, programs, and experiences for children with cancer at no cost to families, offering joy, confidence, companionship, and hope during an incredibly challenging time.
“We absolutely love the support Louisville Parks and Recreation, and especially the team at Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center, have shown our Camp Quality kids," said Nancy Lange of Camp Quality Kentuckiana. "This partnership has been such a gift to our families, and we’re so thankful it continues to grow stronger each year.”
In addition, participants can take part in the annual “Laps Before Naps” Thanksgiving swim on November 27, a fun way to begin the holiday while supporting Camp Quality. Swimmers must RSVP and can complete a traditional lap swim or challenge themselves with a 2,200-yard serpentine swim. Admission is one new, unwrapped toy for a child age 10-15.
For more information about the toy drive, or to RSVP for the “Laps Before Naps” Thanksgiving swim please call Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center at 502-895-6499.
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Lace up for holiday fun that gives back! The 29th Annual Santa Sprint & Stroll 5K benefits UCHM’s mission to build compassionate community through education, emergency assistance, health, wellness, and social activities. Register now—signups welcomed through race morning.
When/Where: Saturday, Dec. 20, 2025 @ 9:00 AM, Hogan’s Fountain (Cherokee Park)
Perks: Finisher medal, long-sleeve cotton-blend shirt (includes youth sizes), post-race refreshments, age-group awards, and photos with Santa.
Registration tiers: $30 (thru 12/19), $35 race day (12/20).
Register via the UCHM Events page: uchmlouky.org/events (click “Santa Sprint Information”).
Be a Sponsor: Sponsorships now open: Showcase your support and reach a community audience. Title, Gold, Silver, and Bronze packages available—and door-prize donations welcome. Learn more and sign up at uchmlouky.org/santa-sprint-sponsor/.
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Each year, we partner with generous individuals, churches, and local businesses to provide holiday gifts, meals, and essential items to families in need right here in our community.
You can help make this season brighter by: Making a financial contribution of $150 to support our Christmas Connection Program assistance
Learn more or sign up to give: www.uchmlouky.org
Donations accepted through December 12th at UCHM (150 S. State Street, Louisville) or online at uchmlouky.org/give
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United Crescent Hill Ministries (UCHM) is looking for volunteers and donations to support our Food Pantry and 60+ Adult Program.
Volunteer: Help stock the food pantry, do data entry, or spend time with our 60+ program.
🥫 Donate: We especially need canned foods with pop-top lids, canned meats, ready-to-eat pasta, and hygiene products.
Additional Food Pantry Needs:
Use of our pantry has surged, and with SNAP benefits not renewing for many neighbors next week, we expect even more visitors. Here’s how you can help right now:
Most-Needed Items: Canned meat, canned fruits/vegetables (pop-tops preferred) shelf-stable boxed milk, sugar, flour, jelly, coffee and tea, rice, pasta, pasta sauce, cooking oil, salt, pepper, basic spices, dish soap and period products
Please Avoid: Expired or opened food.
Drop off items Mon–Thurs, 9 AM–3 PM at UCHM, 150 S. State Street, Louisville.
Louisville, KY 40206
Give online: https://www.uchmlouky.org/get-involved/give/
Learn more: uchmlouky.org
Together, we’re building compassionate community one neighbor at a time.
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The Louisville Metro Office of Social Services is currently conducting its annual Community Needs Assessment to collect information about the needs of Jefferson County residents like you. This is a totally anonymous survey that asks questions about needs related to housing, employment, education, and more. Please follow this link to fill out the survey, which can take between 5-15 minutes to fill out. The survey can be taken by any Jefferson County resident over the age of 18. Thank you for your time and efforts in sharing this information. The survey will close December 5.
Find the link here: https://surveys.iqsresearch.com/s3/community2025?org=metro
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Work is expected to begin next week on a transportation improvement project along Hubbards Lane aimed at enhancing safety, mobility, and traffic flow for road users.
The project includes extending the right-turn lane from northbound Hubbards Lane to eastbound Brownsboro Road (US 42), as well as new sidewalk installation beginning at Hubbards Lane and Coach Gate Wynde and extending to Brownsboro Road and Coach Gate Wynde, approximately 2,700 linear feet in total.
Once complete, the project will increase intersection capacity at Hubbards Lane and Brownsboro Road by providing additional right-turn lane storage. The new sidewalk will close existing gaps to create a continuous connection with nearby sidewalks and improve accessibility for pedestrians. The work will also include ADA upgrades at nearby crosswalks.
“This project will not only create safer walking options for nearby neighborhoods but will also enhance the walking experience itself,” said Steve Kurowsky, engineering supervisor at Louisville Metro’s Department of Transportation. "Residents will be able to enjoy a scenic route along Muddy Fork Creek — a chance to connect with nature without getting their shoes muddy.”
During construction, northbound Hubbards Lane will experience periodic right lane closures. These will occur only during off-peak hours, but motorists may experience modest delays while work is underway. The project is expected to reach substantial completion by March 30, 2026, though the timeline may be adjusted due to weather conditions.
Funding for this $700,000 project is provided by Louisville Metro Council District 7, under the leadership of Councilwoman Paula McCraney.
“I’m pleased to see this long-awaited improvement project begin on Hubbards Lane – one of the busiest corridors in District 7," said Councilwoman McCraney. "This project has been one of my top priorities and marks an important step forward in enhancing safety and mobility for District 7 residents and all who travel along Hubbards Lane. This investment represents my continued commitment to infrastructure projects that build a safer, more connected community.”
“The residents of Windy Hills are very excited about these projects and sincerely thank Dr. Paula McCraney, our District 7 Metro Councilwoman, for bringing it to fruition,” said City of Windy Hills Mayor John Roberts. “We have longed hoped for the extension of the North Hubbards right-turn lane at Brownsboro Road to decrease the congestion that occurs there. And the completion of the sidewalk loop around Windy Hills is a dream come true. We also thank our residents in Coach Gate for allowing us to walk their streets for the many years it has taken to get to this point. We look forward to seeing everyone out walking the loop come spring!”
When complete, the improvements will create a safer, more efficient corridor for drivers and pedestrians alike.
Progress continues on the on-street multi-use path on Pee Wee Reese Drive/Seneca Park Road! Though the cold snap slowed us down last week, our contractors have been working this week to install new detectable warnings on the ramps at all intersections, and pavement markings indicating the walking/biking path are being installed while the weather is warm. Our next steps include delineating the multi-use path with rumble stripping and vertical delineator posts to help create a clear, separated, and safe path for all road users.
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The outside of The Dot Experience’s second and third floors, the heart of its main galleries, are taking on a striking new look with red and copper-toned panels arranged in a dynamic checkerboard pattern. Inspired by the textures of wood, stone, brick, and metal, the design gives the facade a lively, textured feel.
The first and ground floors are being finished in dark gray, concrete-style siding, creating a modern contrast and a sleek, urban edge. The result creates an exterior that’s as inviting as it is visually striking, making an impression long before visitors step inside.
The Dot Experience opens October 2026.
Image Description: An image of The Dot Experience with the copper-colored siding.
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Pet of the Week is Bella Yell!
“Look at this ray of sunshine!
Bella Yell!'s philosophy in life? Cuddles, sunbathing, and belly rubs! When she's not soaking up the sun or rolling happily in the grass, she's usually close by your side, waiting for a head pat or just a little affection.
When the mood strikes, this lady gets spunky, chasing after squeaky toys and stuffies like a youthful pup!
The perfect houseguest, Bella is already potty trained and will politely let you know when it's time for a trip outside . She got along well with the resident dog but is a little unsure about those strange feline creatures. With some patience and guidance, though, she might just make new friends with cats!
Adopt Bella Yell today and fill your life with warmth and wagging tails!
PLUS no adoption fee since she is over 40lbs! Thanks @fomaslou
🏡 Visit Animal House! 🐾 | 📍 3516 Newburg Rd, Louisville, KY | 🕒 Open daily noon–6pm
🐶🐱 Check out all adoptable pets & more: linktree.com/yourcityshelter “
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Pet of the Week is Gayla Peevey!
“Meet Gayla Peevey, the queen of affection! 👑 Once a shelter resident, she's absolutely thrived in a home environment and is ready for her forever kingdom. This sweet girl just wants to be loved on and promises endless purrs in return. Come meet Gayla and find your new best friend!
Plus no adoption fee since she is 2yrs old!
🏡 Visit Animal House! 🐾
📍 3516 Newburg Rd, Louisville, KY
🕒 Open daily noon–6pm
🐶🐱 Check out all adoptable pets & more: linktree.com/yourcityshelter “
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Louisville Water’s Residual Line Project
Beginning in December, Louisville Water will start construction of a new underground residual pipeline on our property across from the Crescent Hill Reservoir. The residual line is necessary to carry the treatment residual from the Crescent Hill Water Treatment Plant. Our filtration process produces residuals that must be removed. This work is expected to take approximately 12 months. Below is a map of the impacted area. Customer’s water service will not be impacted by this work.
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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
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Ad Date: 10/23/2025 | 30-Day Date: 11/22/2025
Protest must be submitted by: LMPD Division 5TH DIVISION
PUBLIC NOTICE
Beyond Bourbon, LLC , 3202 Frankfort Ave. Louisville Ky 40206, Hereby declares intention(s) to apply for a Quota Retail Drink, NQ4 Malt Beverage Drink and 4 am extended hours license(s) no later than October 20, 2025. The business to be licensed will be located at 3202 Frankfort Ave. Louisville, Kentucky 40206 doing business as Night-Caps. The owner(s) are as follows: David Alvey and Robert Alvey of 16001 Leeland Farm Lane, Louisville Ky 40299. 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. October 23 2025 LSBN0393181
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Ad Date: 10/23/2025 | 30-Day Date: 11/22/2025
Protest must be submitted by: LMPD Division City of St. Matthews
PUBLIC NOTICE
Nonna II LLC , 108 Sears Ave. Louisville Ky 40207, Hereby declares intention(s) to apply for a NQ2 Restaurant Drink license(s) no later than October 20, 2025. The business to be licensed will be located at 108 Sears Ave Louisville , Kentucky 40207 doing business as Lou Lou Food + Drink. The owner(s) are as follows: Jared Matthews of 5117 OakLawn Park Drive, Louisville Ky 40299. 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. October 23 2025 LSBN0393195
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Ad Date: 11/05/2025 | 30-Day Date: 12/05/2025
Protest must be submitted by: LMPD Division 5TH DIVISION
PUBLIC NOTICE
SSW Management LLC , 1756 Frankfort Ave, Louisville Ky 40206, Hereby declares intention(s) to apply for a Quota Retail Drink, NQ4 Malt Beverage Drink, NQ Malt Beverage Package, Quota Retail Package & Vintage Distilled Spirits license(s) no later than October 31, 2025. The business to be licensed will be located at 1756 Frankfort Ave. Louisville , Kentucky 40206 doing business as Mill Iron 4. The Members are as follows: Stacy Holyfield of 1140 Equestrian Lakes Lane Finchville, KY 40022, Daniel Holyfield of 1140 Equestrian Lakes Lane Finchville, KY 40022, Eric Jennings of 511 West Kenwood Drive #1 Louisville, KY 40214, Noam Bilitzer of 203 Adams Street, Louisville, KY 40206, Dustin Olsen of 1758 Frankfort Avenue APT 2 Louisville, KY 40206. 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 5 2025 LSBN0400749
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.
Computer Tune Up & Repair Computer Tune Up & Repair Returning to the St. Matthews Eline Library. FREE computer tune-up and repair service will be offered the first Saturday of each month from 1-4 PM. Help will be limited to the first 3 persons, to make a reservation email taylor_rae@hotmail.com Participants must bring any additional devices that they may need such as a keyboard, monitor, and mouse for desk tops. If participants are bringing a laptop, please bring your battery charger.
Weekly Re-Occurring Programs at St Matthews Library:
Every Week on Mondays, 6:00-7:00 pm: English Conversation Club:
English Conversation Club allows English language learners to practice English with volunteers of native or near-native fluency. For English language learners, ECC is a great way to practice English while getting to know their neighbors and American culture.
Every Week During Library Hours at St Matthews Library: Computer Help by Appointment - Please call 574-1771 to set up an appointment with a library staff member to answer your computer questions.
Weekly Storytimes at St Matthews Library
Ages are a guide – please come on the day and time that works best for you.
Every Wednesday from 10:15-11:00 am: Baby Storytime - Ages 0 to 2.
Every Wednesday from 11:15-11:45 am: Toddler Storytime - Ages 2 to 3.
Every Thursday from 10:15-11:00 am: Preschool Storytime - Ages 3 to 5.
Every Thursday from 11:15-11:45 am: Family Storytime - Ages 0 to 6.
Saturday, November 15, 2025 - 11:00am: Join us for a Thanksgiving themed storytime with Rachel Tawil Kenyon! https://www.carmichaelsbookstore.com/event/storytime-rachel-tawil-kenyon
Saturday, November 15, 2025 - 2:00pm: Grab your capes and suit up as we join Dog Man and Carmichael’s Kids to celebrate the release of Dog Man: Big Jim Believes! Meet Dog Man and enjoy free games and activities. Superhero costumes are encouraged. Space is limited for this free event. This event will be held at the St. Matthews Library. https://www.carmichaelsbookstore.com/event/dog-man-hero-party
Tuesday, November 18, 2025 - 7:00pm: Carmichael's is excited to partner with Kindling Studios for a cozy evening of creative reflection. In this guided workshop, we’ll explore simple journaling prompts and light art-making exercises centered on gratitude and seasonal transitions. No experience needed. Just bring yourself! Materials provided, and you'll leave with an art piece of your own to take home. Space is limited for this free event. https://www.carmichaelsbookstore.com/event/pages-gratitude-reflective-journaling-gathering-kindling-studios
Wednesday, November 19, 2025 - 6:30pm: Join us for an evening of Golden Girls. Starting at 6:30, grab some cheesecake and enjoy a screening of an episode of The Golden Girls. Following the episode, authors Ashleé Clark and Jared Clayton Brown will discuss their contributions to the new book, The Golden Girls: Tales From the Lanai. https://www.carmichaelsbookstore.com/event/thank-you-being-friend-golden-girls-evening-ashle%C3%A9-clark-and-jared-clayton-brown
Saturday, November 29, 2025 - 11:00am: Join us for a Small Business Saturday storytime with Brittany Thurman to celebrate the release of Come Catch a Dream! https://www.carmichaelsbookstore.com/event/small-business-saturday-brittany-thurman
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