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These ongoing projects are all slated to see big updates this year.
This street project is for birds Cards.
Louisvillians will will be able to log on outdoors.
The historic home in Old Louisville is currently on the market.
Mayor Craig Greenberg’s plan totals $1.1 billion.
The redevelopment plans for the 10-acre area just got a $20 million boost.n
Part of the Epping District, the theater is hidden beneath a modern space.
Louisville Metro’s Office of Planning has released new info + data on middle housing
The Highlands neighborhood is getting a new outdoor venue.
The iconic bowling alley announced the closure of one location and the opening of another.
Now’s your chance to own a piece of Highlands history.
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