Just in case you were wondering what sort of construction is going on at the University of Louisville, here’s a look: Click here (Warning: External PDF) for a look at Steve Wiser’s thoughts. Sometimes – in the wake of Robert Felner – it’s personally nice for us to observe any sort of progress at UofL. [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Construction'
UofL Is A Constantly Evolving, Living Being
February 23rd, 2011 · 1 Comment
Tags: Construction · Possibility City · University of Louisville
What The Heck’s Going On In Constructionville?
February 14th, 2011 · 2 Comments
Here’s your opportunity to find out what’s going on construction-wise in Louisville. Check out this document from Steve Wiser: CLICK FOR EXTERNAL PDF It’s a decent look some of the fun our city has in store for us.
Tags: Construction · Possibility City
An Iron Quarter Agreement Has Been Reached
January 31st, 2011 · 18 Comments
According to a press release, Metro Gubmint and Todd Blue have reached an agreement on the future of the historic Iron Quarter on Main Street. Blue drops his suit, city helps preserve the facades. More from the release: According the agreement reached this morning, Blue has permission to demolish the buildings in 90 days because [...]
Tags: Construction · Downtown · Greg Fischer · Metro Government
A Kentucky Newspaper Beat Again By Klayko
August 12th, 2010 · 2 Comments
Yes, I know John Yarmuth is leading Todd Lally in the latest Alessi poll. But who cares? Everyone knows he’s gonna win. Let’s move on to something fun for nerds like me. That sound you hear is Branden Klayko beating A Kentucky Newspaper to the punch yet again. This in in a story about the [...]
Tags: Construction · Neighborhoods · Old Louisville
Cordish Loses Lawsuit Filed By Contractor
June 10th, 2010 · 11 Comments
The Cordish nightmare wrought upon Louisville by Jerry Abramson isn’t over. Don’t worry, your night sweats aren’t going to end any time soon. It seems that Cordish is keen on taking millions upon millions of our tax dollars without a care in the world. When it comes to paying contractors, however, it’s not so keen [...]
Tags: Bad Behavior · Construction · Cordish · Legal
PVA Releases Annual Report, Not Terrible News
May 20th, 2010 · No Comments
Earlier this morning in the Portland neighborhood, PVA Tony Lindauer released the 2010 State of the Real Estate report for Jefferson County. “The state of the Louisville market is good and getting better, but we see some rough patches,” said Lindauer. “The Portland, Shawnee and Shelby Park, Russell and California neighborhoods are facing some tough [...]
Tags: Business · Construction · Economy · Housing · Neighborhoods · West End
Tyler Allen Went to St. Louis A Few Days Ago
April 21st, 2010 · No Comments
And he apparently thinks Louisville can do better (the nerve! suggesting Louisville can do good things)… Check out this video: Makes you wonder what the crap is going on with Kentucky and Indiana. It’s too bad Tyler will finish fourth or fifth in the mayoral race.
Tags: 8664 · Construction · Mayor's Race 2010 · Ohio River Bridges · Video
The Entire Metro Government Audit Is Here
March 24th, 2010 · 24 Comments
And it is damning. All 212 pages of it. All 69 findings (what was that, Courier-Journal, about 30 findings? WFPL?). This could be the beginning of the end of Jerry Abramson’s political career. No amount of spinning can cause the audit train to jump its tracks at this point. The document we’re about to digest [...]
Tags: Bad Behavior · Banking · Construction · Cordish · Housing · Hype · Jerry Abramson · Legal · LMPD · Metro Government · Oops · Politics · Possibility City · Salaries · Scandal
Livable Louisville Forum @ End Of Month
March 15th, 2010 · 2 Comments
On March 30 from 6:00 to 7:30 P.M. at the Clifton Center, Branden Klayko of Broken Sidewalk, along with LEO Weekly, will host a panel discussion of the city’s leading urban thinkers. They’re from all walks and offer thought-provoking perspectives on making Louisville more livable. CLICK TO VISIT THE SITE The panel, to be moderate [...]
Tags: Business · Construction · Economy
Roofers Endorse Jim King for Mayor
February 23rd, 2010 · No Comments
The United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers and Allied Workers Local 147 is endorsing Jim King for Mayor today. This is the second endorsement for King in two weeks from a Building and Constructions Trades Union. He’s so far received endorsements from the Carpenters and Millwrights Union and the Asbestos and Insulators Union. “Jim King has [...]
Tags: Construction · Democrats · Jim King · Mayor's Race 2010 · Politics




