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No smoking gun
Former candidate uncovered juicy evidence in a futile search to find the source of a vicious campaign mailer read more ...
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Skeletonwitch is fired up
Love with a broomhandle: Skeletonwitch’s tight contorted compositions shake Uncle P’s. read more ...
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Out of hand
A search for Gary Stewart and the origins of country music read more ...
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Book: Camera Boy on war, hell and the in-between
Local author shares his Iraq experiences read more ...
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Café Thuy Van: Vietnamese off the beaten path
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November 4, 2009

World-classness: -6

WEB EXCLUSIVE: The case to erase

Former councilwoman seeks to erase defamation lawsuit’s findings from the record
No smoking gun

Former candidate uncovered juicy evidence in a futile search to find the source of a vicious campaign mailer
Ashes to ashes

As EPA reconsiders dangers of coal ash, LG&E seeks to expand a storage facility
Inbox — Nov. 4, 2009

Letters to the Editor

Actors Theatre resurrects a holiday classic

Art: A call to creation

Gregory Chaney presents ‘The Revolutionary Theatre of the Divine Imagination’
Art: News Bits

The National Endowment for the Arts (www.nea.gov) Chairman Rocco Landesman has recently started on an “Art Works” tour.
Book: Camera Boy on war, hell and the in-between

Local author shares his Iraq experiences
Video TapeWorm

New, encore and low-price DVD releases on Tuesday, Nov. 10

Buffalo Killers, Dashboard Confessional, The Mandelbrots, The Smug Brothers and more

Skeletonwitch is fired up

Sophomore slump? Not much slumps when you’ve got the energy of the five young Ohio headbangers who’ve banded together as Skeletonwitch.
B-Sides: Music & Other Ephemera

Gwar-fare
Out of hand

A search for Gary Stewart and the origins of country music

Run Thanksgiving like a restaurant at home

Bar Belle: Undercover at the Pendennis

I heard the tall tales of a top-secret debutante’s club located in Louisville’s downtown.
Café Thuy Van: Vietnamese off the beaten path

More than 30 years after the first wave of Vietnamese immigrants came to Louisville, these refugees and their children and grandchildren have moved into the mainstream of community life.