By Adam Mouchrani and Harrison Plank The Cardinals fell to ninth-ranked Ole Miss 41-38 on the road in Nashville, Tennessee during the Music City Kickoff Sunday, Sept. 6. The Cards recorded 307 total passing yards for two receiving touchdowns, and 162 r…
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By Logan Weaver Louisville women’s soccer defeated the Mercyhurst Lakers 3-1 on Sep. 6, 2026. McKalie Ball and Nicole Jodoin recorded the individual goals for the Cards in Sunday’s home win. This marks the team’s sixth straight win. The team will be ba…
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One of country music’s most influential and uncompromising voices will once again be heard when David Allan Coe’s final studio album, A Million Reasons, arrives worldwide digitally by F3 Entertainment/Symphonic on October 16. A newly recorded version of Coe’s signature song “You Never Even Called Me By My Name” was premiered today by Taste Of Country, and is scheduled for release on Sunday, September 06 across all DSPs on what would have been the Outlaw Country Legend’s 87th birthday.
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It’s fall festival season in Southern Indiana.
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Several people whose relatives remain missing performed symbolic funerals and cremations, an important funeral right for the predominantly Hindu Nepal.
As holidays go, Labor Day doesn’t pack quite the emotional punch of Memorial Day, or provide religious imagery for believers, as with Christmas. Googling “Labor Day food” yields thousands of links to picnic and grilling tips, but nothing as metaphorical as the Thanksgiving turkey and fixings. It seems that a celebration of work, preferably undertaken […]
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More farmers are opting to repair old tractors, combines and other machinery instead of buying new upgrades. A tough farm economy and historically-high equipment prices are at least partly to blame.
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By Vinny Porco Louisville football lost to the Ole Miss Rebels 41-38 Sunday night at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee. The matchup was the only one of its kind between two ranked opponents in the first official week of the college football season…
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By Adam Mouchrani and Harrison Plank The Cardinals swept ninth-ranked Texas on the road in Nashville, Tennessee during the Broadway Block Party on Sep. 6, 2026, recording set scores 25-12, 28-26 and 25-16. The game’s stat leaders were Texas’ Torrey St…
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By Vinny Porco Louisville women’s volleyball swept the ninth-ranked Texas Longhorns Sunday, Sept. 6 in Nashville, Tennessee at Bridgestone Arena’s Broadway Block Party. Striking early The early first set was defined by big time kills from Brooke Bultem…
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You’ll see performances by Chris Stapleton, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Charley Crockett, Red Clay Strays, Squeeze, and many more!
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Merriam-Webster cuts to the quick. fad (noun): : practice or interest followed for a time with exaggerated zeal : craze My deep personal antipathy toward faddishness predates the soullessness-on-demand atrocities of the modern era. However, it is possible that the chip on my shoulder grows heavier when temps are in the nineties, and my patience is tested. […]
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Research suggests that around half of all women in the menopausal transition years experience symptoms, like red, watery or gritty-feeling eyes. Hormonal shifts play a role, as do many other factors.
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Jane Seymour on Reuniting with Joe Lando, the Macbeth Curse, and Radiohead Recording at Her Castle
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By Claire Schneider On Aug. 27, U of L students got thrifty with ELSB along Bardstown Road. The ELSB Community Aid and Immersion committee bussed students to the Highlands neighborhood. The area is known for its small businesses, and in particular, it…
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