Don’t Say We Didn’t Remind You: There are only a few hours left for you to win tickets to the Cowboy Junkies Saturday. Plan to attend the Louisville Brewfest at the Clifton Center tomorrow, where they’ll have the U of L game on.

The News at 10: Watch this space for a big Forecastle Festival announcement at 10.

Beets Me: Golden beets were on the menu Monday, and they were delish, at the Bon Vivant Savant Supper Speakeasy. Check out our review. [Ville Voice Eats]

Heeb’s a Sore Loser: That’s what he says about MSD turning down his open records request. Four people got fired after they were caught breaking some rules, we think. But MSD doesn’t want to give up the records of the employees, and the attorney general’s office is backing the bad guys. That, friends, means they’re hiding something. [Hebert]

Novel Branding Idea: The technology is there to project ad images on buildings at night. So that’s what the Possibility City brainiacs are doing in Indy this weekend. But someone noticed some naughty words in the YouTube video they’re using to tout the technology. It’s at the 2:30 mark in the video. [YouTube]

Want to See What’s Behind the Curtain: The Mayor’s taking heat from all directions for handing over almost $1 million to Cordish for that sports bar at Fourth Street Live. Yesterday employees were busy keeping pesky TV reporters from looking inside to see their tax dollars at work, making sure the paper covering the windows was secure. [WHAS]

Pretty Pictures: It’s a good week to pick up the print version of LEO. The paper assigned six talented photographers to assemble a photo essay of the city. That’s our friend David Harpe’s work on the cover. You can see all the pics online, but this week, at least, get the print version. [LEO]

A Reason Not to Like Dr. Dan: Guess who’s leading the fight for coal companies opposed to the EPA ruling that could limit mountaintop removal mining?  Your Lt. Governor, that’s who. [WKYT]

Cats’ Post-Mortem: The C-J must have felt obligated to send Brett Dawson up to South Bend to report on UK’s season-ending debacle in the NIT against Luke Harangody and the gang. No one else seemed to care. [Courier]