By Angie Fenton I often joked that I hadn’t had a good night’s sleep since late May 2015 when I learned I was pregnant. But sometime this summer, as I woke up for the umpteenth time in the middle of the night with my toddler’s feet in my face and her elbows in my ribs,…Read More
An update on LouCity’s stadium progress Louisville City FC soccer stadium is rising and will be ready to host the first game in March 2020. Located near Louisville’s Waterfront Park, the $65 million stadium will seat 11,300 and include 18 luxury suites, numerous bars and a massive 40-by-72-foot video board. Keep up with the…Read More
IF THE THOUGHT OF SWIMSUITS AND WARM WEATHER HAS YOU BUGGING OUT, RELAX AND TAKE A DEEP BREATH. THEN, TRY ONE OF THESE QUICK TIPS FOR SPRUCING UP YOUR COMMITMENT TO GET FIT (OR FITTER) THIS SPRING. LOCATE YOUR MOTIVATION. Do you love watching the sunrise? Does walking around dusk make you feel good? Or…Read More
If you haven’t jumped on the Louisville City FC bandwagon yet, come on aboard – there’s plenty of room. The pro team has given our Metro Louisville/Southern Indiana community much to cheer about. Here are three more reasons why the Boys in Purple are the favorites of fans and nonprofits, too. Did you…Read More
Photo by Danny Alexander If the sweltering summer months kept you from staying committed to lacing up your running shoes and going for a walk or run, autumn is the time to start anew. Southern Indiana offers a number of family-friendly and competitive races and fun 5Ks, including SWAT TROT 2018 in Borden (Oct. 27),…Read More
By Zach McCrite LIFE IS ALL ABOUT expectations. We all have expectations about certain aspects in our lives. Whether it be who we marry (shout-out to all the ladies and gents checking out this sportsy column in the midst of this wedding issue), how much money we make, how good we expect to be at…Read More
By Kevin Kernen Between July 15 and July 17 I rode my bicycle from Louisville to Chicago to see Louisville City FC take on Chicago in the U.S. Open Cup on July 18. This is what happened. The idea for me began back in February, I can’t remember exactly what made me want to take…Read More
10th Annual Bike to Beat Cancer benefits Norton Cancer Institute BY ANGIE FENTON PHOTOS BY JAMIE RHODES COURTESY OF NORTON HEALTHCARE Jeremy Sprecher’s bike isn’t exactly a sleek, aerodynamic vehicle that’s going to win any awards for its design or efficiency, but the $100 he dropped for it nearly a decade ago is paying off….Read More
The word Kula means “community of the heart” in Sanskrit, and that’s what you’ll find at The Kula Center – Southern Indiana’s destination for overall health and well-being. Services include yoga instruction, massage, health coaching, cupping and meditation. A float center will also soon open at the center, which is located at…Read More
By Jim Biery Finally, summer has arrived after a spring that felt more like fall or winter. Now that I have referenced all the seasons in just one sentence, let’s talk baseball. America’s pastime has begun it’s rather lengthy 162-game season. That is a 26-week long season, and then the playoffs begin. I feel like…Read More
