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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 and taco…
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IU Southeast Partners With Local High Schools For New Speedy Admissions Process
Indiana University Southeast has partnered with 12 local high schools to offer a guaranteed college admission for high school seniors. This will take effect for students who will be high school seniors in the Fall of 2025. Under the agreement, if a student has reached senior-level rank with at least a 2.0 GPA or higher,…
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JCPS Names Two Superintendent Finalists And A Path Foward For Louisville Offers Pledge To Engage
Jefferson County Board of Education(JCBE) has named two finalists in the search for a new superintendent.The board and screening committee conducted interviews with six candidates, narrowed from a group of 34 applicants presented to them by their national search firm, Hazard, Young, Attea Associates. The two finalists are Ben Shuldiner and Dr. H. Brian Yearwood.…
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Louisville Mayor Greenberg Announces End To Proposed Redevelopment of Tennis Center
Today, at Joe Creason Park, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced that the proposed redevelopment of the Louisville Tennis Center would not be moving forward. His remarks were also posted on the Mayor’s social media. “Today, I am announcing that the proposed tennis and pickleball project will not be moving forward at Joe Creason Park. At…
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New Albany Witchy Shop Is Closing
Raven’s Roost Boutique has announced its closure in a post on Facebook. In the post on Facebook, the owner of the store said: With hurt in my heart, tears in my eyes and a lump in my throat. It is time to announce my closure. Many factors are playing into this closure. I think we…
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UofL Archives Acquires LEO Weekly Print Volumes
story updated: 11:37 a.m.It was weird writing this news in third person since I was directly involved, so I’ll announce it in a more regular folk kind of way. While I worked at LEO Weekly, one of the projects I wanted to complete was getting the University of Louisville Archives and Special Collections together with…
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The ACLU of Kentucky Celebrates New Union Contract
The American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky and ACLU of Kentucky United celebrate the announcement of their first union contract. Represented by the Baltimore-Washington News Guild (CWA Local 32035), the organization voluntarily recognized its employees’ union in 2023 and since then, has worked to craft a collaborative collective bargaining agreement. “ACLU-KY United is proud to…