This past weekend was a long one, with Monday being the 'Labor Day' they give us instead of May Day or liveable wages, which also means it's Worldfest time once

The Kentucky State Fair came to a close this past Sunday, but not before I managed to sneak in one last visit Saturday evening. If you like crowds, lots of loud

Barring other obligations, most of my Saturday mornings during the warmer months are spent at the South End Community Market in Iroquois Park. The market is a f

It's that time of year again, when the fairgrounds here in Louisville are full of folks enjoying all the fun, food, critters and shenanigans at the Kentucky Sta

Lately it's seemed like life's been going full throttle, hundred miles an hour, in about sixteen different directions at once. Being busy isn't a bad thing, bet

What a time to be alive y'all! This Jumanji timeline keeps getting wilder by the day. Got to build hyperscale data centers to run the AI to run the mass surve

The world's largest gathering of street rods rolled into town this week. From Thursday until Sunday, over ten thousand of the machines were here for the NSRA's

Approaching the point where it starts to get difficult to keep track of exactly how many times I've made it down to the Shaker Village at Pleasant Hill, Kentuck

Smoke'em if you got'em! Had written something to follow that up, but after losing it twice a rant seems to be in order. Dear @ecency , I'm writing to you today from the classic editor because WTF? If you

“The time will come when our silence will be more powerful than the voices you strangle today.”

Louisville is currently in the middle of one of the largest infrastructure projects to inconvenience drivers in the admittedly fuzzy recent memory of this city

Got to get away from the city for a bit last week, snuck down to the Shaker Village in Mercer County with my partner and Sweet Baby Jesus (aka my little brother

It's farmer's market season here in the city and the South End is no exception to that. Starting last year, I've been documenting the South End Community Market

Commemorated another orbit of ol' Sol recently with a trip to the Shaker Village at Pleasant Hill, down in central Kentucky. While sorting out my gear for the a

By now we've all seen the terrible scenes coming out of Venezuela. Here in Louisville we have a sizable Venezuelan community, and this past Tuesday folks come o

The weather this summer has been weird, drought interspersed with torrential downpours and hot like a summer from the early 1990s. _Which is to say downright pl

Wednesday was the fourth anniversary of the Dobbs decision that brought an end to Roe v Wade. Naturally, Sharp Objects 502's Bridge Brigade wasn't going to le

June is Pride Month and this past weekend was the annual Pride Parade, which was a rather joyous occasion. It was almost too colorful to convert to black and wh

Had us a party here in Louisville today. Not quite a 'Knicks won!' level shindig but a right proper one nonetheless. The occasion was the Kentuckiana Pride Pa

My childhood straddled the fading of the analog age and the dawning of the digital, got to explain to the incredulous adults that yes, the computers were in fac