Dear Santa, Just a couple days till countdown for you, until you will be flying over Louisville and rest of the world. Personally, I didn't give you much of a list this year as I have been celebrating Christmas all year. I got married in Paris earlier this year, started a business, and am now aw
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12/22/2010
Louisville homeowners, be aware. At a time when the federal deficit is high and economic advisors are searching for creative ways to balance the budget, the mortgage deduction is once again under scrutiny, as a possible deduction to eliminate. Since this deduction costs the government over $100 b
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12/16/2010
Most people buy some gifts for loved ones in December. After this hard year, this is a great time to exhibit some creativity in your gift giving and really make it one from the heart - and from Louisville. Though the Mall of St. Matthews is busting with values for national chain retailers, Louis
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12/06/2010
December, 2010 is upon us already! This year has been a very eventful one in the world of real estate and for me personally; regardless of how the year has gone for you , I know you will want to end it on a joyful note. In Louisville, how better to do that than to enjoy the beauty of the city, a
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12/01/2010
As Louisville enjoys its first wintery mix of snow and cold, some locals worked off their turkey haze doing some Black Friday shopping. Others, not so fortunate, might have spent the day more concerned about what the upcoming winter months might mean for their families. Last winter was particul
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11/27/2010
Years in the planning, Louisville’s new arena, Yum! Center, opened on October 13, 2010 for an exhibition basketball game between the University of Louisville and Northern Kentucky University. Though the arena is the official home of the U of L Cardinals’ Volleyball and Basketball, it will host o
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11/15/2010
There was a time in Butchertown history when a large part of the pedestrian traffic down Story Avenue was the hogs enroute to the processing plant. Meat packing gave the neighborhood its name, but in recent years, the residents and visitors who patronize the restaurants and galleries in the neig
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11/13/2010
With structures dating back to 1789,Fern Creek was a bucolic mix of farms, horse pastures, and upscale subdivisions until it, along with several other incorporated communities in Jefferson County, was annexed by the City of Louisville in 2003. Since the 1960's, when the area came more developed
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11/10/2010
With plenty happening above ground with the opening of YUM Center, Louisville residents can gain an interesting view of underground Louisville by visiting the Mega Caverns under the Louisville Zoo. Just five miles from downtown, located in the Belnap-Poplar Level neighborhood in the Highlands of
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10/30/2010
In St. Matthews, a bit of Louisville history passes through every day, as CSX trains whiz by. Railroad crossings were at times a nuisance to hurried drivers, but otherwise did not disturb the residents. The area was considered a quiet zone, where trains did not blow their horns as they passed
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10/26/2010
