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City Council members on Tuesday voted unanimously to adopt a city cultural plan to serve as a road map for developing public art, wellness and culinary arts, and music and performing arts.
ROGERS -- City Council members on Tuesday voted unanimously to adopt a city cultural plan to serve as a road map for developing public art, wellness and culinary arts, and music and performing arts.
Louisville Metro Government today announced new, aggressive steps to identify, recruit, and hire employees to provide necessary services to the city’s residents during the most volatile job market in recent American history. The steps include a career fair this month allowing the public to interact with more than 25 city departments looking to fill over 600 vacant positions.
Emily Liu, Director of Louisville Metro’s Office of Planning & Design Services, has achieved the planning profession’s highest honor by being named to the prestigious American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) College of Fellows. Liu is the first woman in Kentucky to receive this recognition, which honors her outstanding achievements in urban planning.
The USPS's downtown location was renamed to recognize John Henry Turpin, one of the first African American Chief Petty Officers