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Four Roses & Legends event includes dinner with a side of rock stars
This may be a first for Louisville – dinner with a side of rock stars. YADDA’s Four Roses and Legends fundraising dinner in conjunction with IdeaFestival – scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 30, at Harvest...
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Retail snapshot: Louisville’s retail picture improving, especially in the...
The Louisville retail picture portrayed in the latest Louisville Retail MarketView from CBRE is just that: a picture, a snapshot of the status through the first half of 2014. And what the report...
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Karen Whitty created YADDA to support musicians, increasingly disposable in...
In the 21st century, musicians are increasingly disposable. We listen to their music. We attend their concerts. We download their music for pennies on the dollar compared to what 1970s recording...
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The Closing Bell: Old Fo’ on Whiskey Row, and LG&E Building on the market
We created The Closing Bell after we figured out staffers, contributors and insiders were sitting on too many biz-news scoops that couldn’t wait for the Monday Business Briefing. Since then, TCB has...
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Future of the auto industry? Strati, the first 3D printed car, at Maker Faire...
How to become an auto baron, or auto baroness: Buy several hundreds acres of land, then spend a billion dollars on tool-and-die, foundries and all the stuff you need to churn out the thousands of parts...
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Monday Business Briefing: Is Texas Roadhouse HQ headed for Bowman Field?
Welcome to the Sept. 29 Monday Business Briefing. This is your private business intelligence briefing with Insider Louisville staff and contributors vetting tips collected during the past few days,...
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Crime prevention forum for LMPD Division 5 — Highlands, Crescent Hill, etc. —...
Bounded by parks, a major retail/business corridor and an interstate, the Cherokee Triangle is one of Louisville’s most popular and heavily transited areas. Unfortunately, that popularity extends to...
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Move Louisville open houses start Tuesday; final step in crafting 30-year...
Louisvillians have the opportunity to take part in the final Move Louisville public workshops, the culmination of a yearlong process that will determine the city’s long-range transportation wants and...
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Howlin’ Louisville hound makes New York headlines
A Kentucky canine is making a splash in the Big Apple with his howlin’ rendition of an old Carter Family favorite. Yes, that’s Harley the blue-tick beagle-dog, who, along with his person, Allan “40”...
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Humana to unveil Digital Experience, bringing ‘Silicon Valley work style’ to...
As Humana goes, so goes Louisville. Historically, Kentucky’s largest corporation ranked by revenue has also been one of Louisville’s biggest innovators, with many top executives, entrepreneurs and tech...
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1 in 300 million odds: Almost half of Highlands Latin School seniors...
Not too long ago, I wrote a post advocating that student scholars be recognized with the same media approbation as student athletes. Something Brian Lowe was happy to remind me of a few days ago: Hi...
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Hopeline project collects old phones, turns them into big donations toward...
The Kentucky Commission on Women and Verizon Wireless are collaborating on Hopeline, an initiative that both raises money to battle against domestic abuse and allows you to get rid of all those...
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The Closing Bell: Insider says renovated terminal, more flights may be on the...
We created The Closing Bell last spring to close out the business week after we figured out staffers, contributors and insiders were sitting on too many scoops that couldn’t wait for the Monday...
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Monday Business Briefing: Sources say 21C Museum Hotels to announce new market
Welcome to the Oct. 6 Monday Business Briefing. This is your private business intelligence briefing with Insider Louisville staff and contributors vetting tips collected during the past few days, hours...
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The future is now? Indiana Toll Road files for bankruptcy
Here’s something to chew on while you sit in the traffic jams caused by the Downtown Bridge construction. There’s a school of thought, articulated by New York Times senior critic Michael Kimmelman,...
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21c Museum Hotels announces details on new Durham location
Well, we were led down the primrose path on this one. In yesterday’s MBB, we reported 21c Museum Hotels might be announcing a new location this week. And maybe they will. But the news seems to be that...
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‘The Killing Place': Another Friday morning outside the abortion clinic
This post is the first in a three-part series in which Insider Louisville looks at the ongoing pro-life vs. pro-choice confrontation outside Kentucky’s only abortion clinic. It’s just another Friday...
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Phone Falcon mobile repair startup flies to clients who can’t live without...
“Your idea doesn’t have to be sexy. All it has to do is meet a need, and do it well. People are happy to pay you.” – Jarett Duker, co-founder of Phone Falcon Digital information delivery is – or should...
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Putting on the vest: Every Saturday morning outside the abortion clinic
This post is the second in a three-part series in which Insider Louisville looks at the ongoing pro-life vs. pro-choice confrontation outside Kentucky’s only full-time abortion clinic. You can read...
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San Francisco company acquires Chrysalis Ventures portfolio operation iSqFt,...
Louisville-based Chrysalis Ventures has a history of funding and nurturing early stage software-as-a-service companies, or SaaS, on the way to big exits. In 2014, companies that build sophisticated...
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