By Mel Banta Each year during the first weekend of October, the St.James Court Association hosts the St.James Art Festival. Taking over 4 square blocks of the Old Louisville area, vendors take post selling everything art related. The festival also util…
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In our current Fall 2025 print edition, Marty Rosen profiles Kendell Sheppard’s The Service Station Restaurant (208 E. Burnett Ave. in Old Louisville), with delicious photography by Dan Dry. OFF THE EATEN PATH │ Fine Dining Roots, Comfort Food Soul: The Service Station offers an astonighing menu coming from a compact corner kitchen helmed by […]
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Here is the text of Renshoku Ramen’s Fb post. The restaurant is located at 1161 S. 2nd St. in Old Louisville, and remember: today’s objective is to sell out the inventory, so bid them a fond farewell. It is with great sadness that I must announce that today will be the last day of service […]
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Reporting at Louisville Business First, Michael L. Jones finds a third “Louisville Pizza King” debuting at 416 W. Oak St. in Old Louisville (the two pre-existing locations are 3505 Taylor Blvd. and 300 W. Woodlawn Ave.) Louisville Pizza King is known for its wide-ranging menu, which includes pizzas, sandwiches, salads, quesadillas and some Greek dishes. […]
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Previously at this address, when Hill Street Fish & Seafood ceased to be: Hill Street Fish & Seafood is no more At Louisville Business First, ace reporter Michael L. Jones goes beyond the “coming soon” announcement and into the heads of the business operators. The lesson: whenever it is possible to do one new thing […]
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North Lime Coffee & Donuts in Old Louisville (1228 S. Seventh St.) has closed after almost seven years in business. Here’s the text of the Facebook post: As of the first of this year we have decided to close down our much beloved Old Lou location. We want to thank our loyal patrons, who loved […]
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