The right thumb of Steve Lulla, who will turn 75 in June, is nearly twice as large as his left thumb. It’s a physical marking of his lifetime stitching cloth as a master tailor. His customers run the gamut from guys looking for alteration of a sports coat... See more
You’ve probably seen them. You likely will see more of them this summer as the country and Kentucky celebrate the 250th anniversary of American independence. They stand out in crowds, especially when they don wardrobes from the period of the American Revo... See more
The right thumb of Steve Lulla, who will turn 75 in June, is nearly twice as large as his left thumb. It’s a physical marking of his lifetime stitching cloth as a master tailor. His customers run the gamut from guys looking for alteration of a sports coat... See more
Shelby County school board member Joanna Freels remembers when she, as a teacher at Simpsonville Elementary, taught a gifted-and-talented fourth grade class that included student Alora Mazarakis. “That class, all of them, was really smart,” said Freels. “... See more
Kentucky lawmakers officially ended their 2026 regular session on April 15 with no agreement on a controversial measure that would largely block local governments from regulating short-term rentals such as Airbnbs. The issue of Airbnbs has been controvers... See more
