“Brain Drain,” A Political Cartoon By Michael Ray
After a several-decade hiatus from cartooning and 13 years away from Louisville, Michael Ray returns to cartooning. Previously, he was
Uncertainty For Louisville’s LEO Weekly As Parent Company Financial Woes Grow
As LEO Weekly’s parent company, Big Lou Holdings, LLC, advertises another of its citywide food weeks, Louisville Taco Week, restaurants
Louisville Digital Creator Captures The ‘Vibe’ Of Local Neighborhoods In Hilarious Videos
Don E. Yeoman, Jr. is a Louisville-based digital creator who also goes by Magic Donnie (according to his Facebook profile)
[Interview] Ratboys Return ‘Home’ For Show At Zanzabar
Although Ratboys is called a Chicago band, their roots grew firmly in Louisville soil before officially forming in South Bend,
Jewish Louisvillians Call For Peace In Response To Iran Conflict
Over the weekend, the United States, in conjunction with Israel, launched attacks on Iran. A local group, Jewish Louisvillians for
Louisville Loses Another Classic Eatery
No more green chili wontons in the Highlands, as The Bristol has announced the closure of its Highlands location, which
“Climate-tology,” A Political Cartoon By Michael Ray
After a several-decade hiatus from cartooning and 13 years away from Louisville, Michael Ray returns to cartooning. Previously, he was
Kentucky House Republicans HB 360 Is The Same Old Anti-Gay Play
Are we tired yet, Kentucky? House Republicans are playing the same old records and not giving the people anything new.
LEO Weekly Owner Loses In Lawsuit For Non-Payment
A few months back, Louisville Independent reported on the Lawsuit involving Chris Keating and Big Lou Holdings for non-payment in
Actor’s Theatre Fires Up New Storytelling Revolution Festival
Actors Theatre of Louisville is partnering with the Louisville Fringe Festival to bring a new festival to life. The Storytelling