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- Oct 1, 2026
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West Louisville traffic changes aim to reduce speeding, improve safety (opens the original)
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After decades of traveling the same way through west Louisville, drivers are about to encounter a major change. Crews will begin converting sections of Muhammad Ali Boulevard, Chestnut Street and River Park Drive from one-way to two-way traffic next Wednesday. The work will take place between Ninth Street and Southwestern Parkway. Crews will remove existing lane markings and restripe the roads for two-way travel. The streets will remain open during construction, but parking restrictions will be
New headquarters marks first phase of Tri-Township Fire & Rescue’s growth plan (opens the original)
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Tri-Township Fire & Rescue is planning its next expansion as population growth increases demand for emergency services across the communities it serves. The department’s new, roughly $10.5 million headquarters includes 23,000 square feet of space, a state-of-the-art apparatus bay, and a large classroom designed to train the next generation of firefighters. Chief Amir Mousavi said the headquarters, a new ladder truck and increased staffing are part of a long-term strategy developed after he took
Highlands businesses welcome Barret Avenue upgrades but question timing (opens the original)
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Work is underway on a major redesign of Barret Avenue that will add a two-way bike facility, preserve marked parking spaces, and introduce other safety and traffic changes along the corridor. Although some business owners welcome the improvements, they worry construction could hurt customer traffic during a busy time of year. Ben Jones, owner of Better Days Records on Barret Avenue, said he is glad to see the project begin but is concerned about its timing around Bourbon & Beyond, which brings t
Louisville ties and diversity inspire Saraga International Grocery's first Kentucky location (opens the original)
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Saraga International Grocery, a family-owned chain specializing in foods from around the world, will open its first Kentucky location Thursday in Louisville. Workers were putting the finishing touches on the 34,000-square-foot store ahead of its opening in the former Lucky’s Market on Hurstbourne Parkway in Lyndon. Manager Jun Sung said the store will carry products from all over the world. That includes products from Japan, Korea, Africa, Central America and Latin America, along with local food
Red Hog celebrates 10 years of serving Louisville's Crescent Hill neighborhood (opens the original)
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A Frankfort Avenue staple is celebrating a decade of serving the Louisville community. Red Hog, a locally owned restaurant and butcher shop in Crescent Hill, is marking 10 years in business, with a focus on locally sourced meats, house-made products and strong relationships with customers. "We've listened to the community of Crescent Hill. We have a lot of customers that come in here week after week, and they buy with confidence knowing that, you know, we know our stuff and they know where they'
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