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In Kentucky, the oldest Black independent library is still making history - Vimarsana News

In Kentucky, the oldest Black independent library is still making history

Western Library is the oldest Black library still independently run in the U.S. Its current librarian has made it her mission to share its history with her community.

MSD plans 5 public meetings to 'get in front' of rotten smell that hits Louisville in drier months - Vimarsana News

MSD plans 5 public meetings to 'get in front' of rotten smell that hits Louisville in drier months

Louisville's Metropolitan Sewer District plans to hold a series of meetings this summer, starting Tuesday night, to get feedback from residents.

Source: wdrb.com
MSD hosting meetings to update neighborhoods on initiatives to manage sewer odors in Louisville - Vimarsana News

MSD hosting meetings to update neighborhoods on initiatives to manage sewer odors in Louisville

The meeting will address contributing factors to the odors and the steps MSD is taking to manage them around the city.

Source: wdrb.com
New initiative has goal of bringing more housing options to Louisville - Vimarsana News

New initiative has goal of bringing more housing options to Louisville

On Wednesday, community members packed the room at Western Library to hear the findings from the Priority Map Project. The study analyzed the future of housing and developments in Louisville.

Source: wlky.com
Louisville leaders discussing long-term plan to spread mixed-use development around city - Vimarsana News

Louisville leaders discussing long-term plan to spread mixed-use development around city

A recent study showed ways Louisville could increase its diverse and affordable housing options, placing more mixed-use developments in parts of town that currently lack them.

Source: wdrb.com