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Anytime Fitness announces grand opening in Northgate Plaza

Anytime Fitness announces grand opening in Northgate Plaza

From Matthew T. Bonfer

NEW ALBANY, IN - Anytime Fitness, the world largest and fastest growing 24-hour co-ed fitness franchise, is pleased to announce it is open for business at 3626 Grant Line Road/Northgate Plaza.  

Statewide vehicle auction tomorrow March 26th in Frankfort

Statewide vehicle auction tomorrow March 26th in Frankfort

FRANKFORT, KY - Nearly 175 vehicles, including more than 60 cargo and passenger vans, are being retired from the state motor pool and will be auctioned off March 26. Approximately 100 used tires, not usually offered at auction, will also be sold. 

The public auction begins at 10 a.m. at the State Service Garage, 513 Barrett St. in Frankfort. 

“Each year the state turns over part of its vehicle inventory,” said Pete McDonald, director, Kentucky Division of Fleet Management. “Many individuals and organizations can benefit from buying a low-cost car, truck or van at the auction.”

This is the first fleet sale of the year. Vehicles range over years, makes and models, from 1995 to 2007. Vehicles have been categorized with a status of either “runners” or “non-runners.” One of the oldest vehicles on the runner list is a 1995 Ford E350 Club Wagon with 87,178 miles.

Join Bourbon Women for a spirit-filled tour of Buffalo Trace Distillery

Join Bourbon Women for a spirit-filled tour of Buffalo Trace Distillery

From Jamie Estes, Estes Public Relations

Louisville, Ky. - Legend has it there are more spirits residing at Buffalo Trace Distillery than just those held in barrels at the warehouses. Most notable is the ghost of Colonel Albert Blanton, according to the popular TV show “Ghost Hunters” ®. Join Bourbon Women on Thursday, April 18 from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. for a haunted look at the legendary distillery.

This unique tour includes a passed hors d’oeuvres reception, signature cocktails featuring Buffalo Trace bourbon, and a very special grid tasting of Buffalo Trace’s products led by Master Distiller Harlen Wheatley. Cost is $25 for Bourbon Women members and $35 for non-members. Registrants must be at least 21 years old. Space is limited.

ACE Hardware hosts free paint Saturday

ACE Hardware hosts free paint Saturday

From Victoria Jukofski  

LOUISVILLE, KY - Did you get your free quart of Clark+Kensington paint from Ace Hardware this weekend? If not, you're in luck because Ace is hosting another Free Paint Saturday this weekend, March 16.

UPS Store launches expert Twitter chat series, small business tool kits

UPS Store launches expert Twitter chat series, small business tool kits

From UPS

LOUISVILLE, KY – It’s NCAA® March Madness – the season for filling out brackets and watching teams of all levels compete for the win. In the spirit of the season, The UPS Store announced its upcoming Small Business Expert Twitter chat series, designed to help small business owners “get in the game,” “stay in the game,” and “win the game.” The chats, hosted by well-known small business experts, are the latest offer in The UPS Store’s expanded effort to support small business owners.

Woodford Reserves unveils Kentucky Derby bottle

Woodford Reserves unveils Kentucky Derby bottle

LOUISVILLE, KY - Adding to its reputation as the signature bourbon of Thoroughbred racing, Woodford Reserve®, the “Official Bourbon of the Kentucky Derby®” is honoring the country’s favorite horse race with the release of its 2013 Kentucky Derby commemorative bottle.  A product of the Woodford Reserve Distillery in Versailles, Kentucky, this year’s limited-edition bottle features the artwork of Oregon-based painter Eric Bowman.

Bowman’s picture on the bottle depicts a crisp, sunny Kentucky Derby day, with blue skies over the historic Twin Spires. A close-up of two horses are shown racing neck and neck down the track in front of the spires, kicking up dirt as they fight towards the finish line. Two jockeys in colorful silks are saddled on the horses, galloping them towards the prize.

Past and present: a waterfront view from the 2nd St. bridge

Past and present: a waterfront view from the 2nd St. bridge

From Brian Phillips, LG&E and KU News

Louisville, Ky. - This is a photo taken from the 2nd St. bridge in 1922, with a present-day photo shot from the exact location. 

Then (black and white overlay): In 1922, a large new sign on top of Louisville Gas and Electric Company’s Waterside Station establishes Louisville as the "Gateway to the South."

Now (color background): In 2013, the city’s Waterfront has been transformed, in part, with the addition of the YUM! Center.