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BIG PLAN ON CAMPUSBellarmine University president Jay McGowan is pursuing an ambitious expansion that he says could transform the school into Kentucky’s Vanderbilt. by Joe Ward
HOME & DESIGN — THE ROLLS-ROYCE OF REMODELERSWhether the project is a two-room addition or a whole-house renovation, a multitude of local homeowners have put their faith in precision-minded Ben Tyler and his sterling work crews over the past 16 years. by Jack Welch
MODERN-DAY TROUBADOURJennings repertoire of ruminating rock songs and contemplative ballads allows him to tread among many musical classifications.
MEETING YOUR (MUSICAL) MATCHThere is now a new gig in town.
THE GOODS - NEW LENGTHS Whether you choose crops, capris, Bermudas or gauchos, these cool summer fashions for the legs are a long way from short.
Whether you choose crops, capris, Bermudas or gauchos, these cool summer fashions for the legs are a long way from short.
END INSIGHT — SWELL-WISHERSIt would be nice, actually, every once in a while, to have a great day instead of just a nice day, but the chances of me having an “awesome” day are too narrow for even the most adept mathematician to calculate.
EDITOR'S LETTER - AQUA CULTUREI take to lakes like some sort of missing link, sometimes begging the question: Did I first crawl into the water or out of it?
HOME & DESIGN - GRILLING GEAR
SONJA DE VRIES — FILMMAKER AND ACTIVISTHaving never attended film school, de Vries made her first film “by accident.”
HOME & DESIGN — KITCHENS AL FRESCOCooking and dining outdoors has become the “in” thing for American homeowners.
HOME & DESIGN - MORE IS JUST RIGHTPersonal touches abound in the self-designed and -built roomy home of Jim and Deb Peterson.
HOME & DESIGN - KITCHEN KEEPERS From wall art to cabinets to cooking utensils, here are six ways to spice up your kitchen.
From wall art to cabinets to cooking utensils, here are six ways to spice up your kitchen.
FIRE POWEREstablishing more than a foothold in the national art-glass market could earn economic and cultural dividends for Louisville. But is the city up to the task?
GOT GAMETake it to the hoop for a good cause.