Sarah Shadburne in a floral dress

Sarah Shadburne

City Editor

Sarah Shadburne is based in Louisville, KY, and has worked in local media for the last three years, where she’s produced more than 400 stories covering local topics — from bourbon to banking to local murals. She loves getting outside, interpreting birth charts + shaking the feather toy for her cat Tangy.

A hand holds a pink marker in front of a bingo card with spaces marked out in the shape of hearts.
Culture
Things to do on a Thursday in Louisville, KY
It’s one of our favorite days of the week.
November 2, 2022
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Sarah Shadburne
The exterior of Rabbit Hole Distillery is home to a giant artwork of a rabbit mid-leap.
Culture
Louisville, KY featured in Southern Living Magazine
It’s a nine-page spread dedicated to visiting the 502.
November 2, 2022
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Sarah Shadburne
A four-story building sits under construction with a large crane out front.
Development
Luxury apartments planned for Louisville’s Highlands neighborhood
Say hello to Cherokee Springs, coming in 2023.
October 31, 2022
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Sarah Shadburne
A hand holds a bottle of Brough Brothers bourbon in front of the shelves of other whiskies and bourbons
Food
Brough Brothers planning second distillery in Louisville, KY
It’s more exciting news for the Waterfront Park area.
October 31, 2022
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Sarah Shadburne
An adult white cat with blue eyes sits inside a white basket.
Culture
Meet the cats of LOUtoday
They’re pretty paw-some.
October 28, 2022
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Katie Molck
A UPS truck sits parked on the street.
Business
UPS investing $334 in Louisville, KY operations
The logistics provider is sharing the love between Jefferson + Bullitt counties.
October 27, 2022
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Sarah Shadburne
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Development
JCPS receives $20 million gift from philanthropist Mackenzie Scott
And it’s not her first act of generosity in the commonwealth.
October 27, 2022
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Sarah Shadburne
An old-timey page shows a drawn portrait of a man named Richard Chenoweth, "The Famous Pioneer."
History
Behind the Chenoweth name in Louisville, KY
We see it on street signs, schools, and stores — but who was the original Chenoweth?
October 25, 2022
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Sarah Shadburne
Six-year-old thoroughbred horse Somelikeithotbrown stands outside a garage wearing a branded silk that says "Kentucky Downs."
Food
Celebrate Louisville’s first Hot Brown Week with “spokeshorse”
Trainers say it was the six-year-old horse’s destiny to become Hot Brown Week’s spokeshorse.
October 25, 2022
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Sarah Shadburne
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