What are you doing Saturday, December 5? Visiting the Louisville Slugger Museum, that’s what. Because the museum will give Metro United Way a portion of the admission proceeds that day. So. Get your family together and hop on down to Main Street. You know you need the exercise and time with [...]

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Could Virginia Woodward be more negative about women running for elected office? Tina Ward-Pugh’s remarks about the mayoral race make the most sense. [C-J]
The pig flu is upon us and healthy people are apparently afraid. Will we all die of this or the poverty? [WHAS11]
Jerry Abramson and John Yarmuth will join [...]

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Breakfast of Champions, crazy and embarrassing Lincoln Day Dinner shenanigans, the scary swine flu getting everyone at IUS, Paris Hilton and the zillions of wasted tax dollars from Cordish Companies, UofL and the Mint Jubilee snafu. Check it out this week.

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Scott Davenport took guests at this morning’s Ville Voice Breakfast of Champions inside the locker room, so to speak, and got everyone all fired up about winning in the game of life.
Davenport has enjoyed an interesting career path as a coach — Ballard High School head coach, working at U of L under both Denny [...]

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Want to get the workweek started off right?
Join us Monday morning at 7 a.m. for the Ville Voice Breakfast of Champions. It’s our bi-monthly opportunity to hang with other highly-motivated morning people, hear a great speaker and enjoy a wonderful breakfast downtown at Toast on Market.
The speaker is Scott Davenport, head basketball coach at Bellarmine [...]

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There are some smart students over there at Bellarmine.
A campus-wide survey conducted among about 1,000 students, faculty and staff revealed that just 1 in 10 self-reported as smokers. The school convened a committee to recommend a smoking policy, and those on campus were notified today that lighting up will not be allowed beginning in 2010.
So [...]

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No, Not THAT War: Steve Neal of the Jefferson County Teachers Association proclaimed the war between the union and JCPS was over last night after the school board agreed to 1 percent raises and the union agreed to drop its participation in a silly lawsuit brought by teachers whose contracts were not renewed. But a [...]

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