Quick facts:

• It’s been in development since mid-August
• It came about after two public comment sessions and six meetings with ~80 community stakeholders
• Two professional consulting firms were used: Ginovus + Thomas P. Miller & Associates
  

The nitty-gritty:

• Universal pre-k for all three and four-year-olds
• Creation of a flagship waterfront festival with music, food, and water-based activities
• Construction of another pedestrian bridge, connecting the Portland neighborhood to Shippingport Island + the Falls of the Ohio State Park in Indiana
• A multi-million dollar renovation of the Belvedere, an idea Greenberg has spoken about before
• Launch of a Center for International Diplomacy at the Muhammad Ali Center through partnerships with the Universities of Louisville + Kentucky.
• 15,000 new affordable housing units by 2027
• 300 Black-owned businesses by 2027
• $100 million toward redesigning downtown streetscapes
• Development of a new city brand

• Bellarmine Knights vs. Morehead State Eagles Men’s Basketball | Monday, Nov. 20 | 6:30 p.m. | Freedom Hall, 937 Phillips Ln., Louisville | $5-$100 | Bellarmine will seek their first win of the season, as they take on in-state foe Morehead State.

• Chris Isaak | Tuesday, Nov. 21 | 7:30 p.m. | The Brown Theatre, 315 W. Broadway, Louisville | $56.75-$91.85 | Hear this American singer/songwriter and guitarist play tunes from his holiday album.

• Once Upon An Orchestra: “Where The Wild Things Are” | Wednesday, Nov. 22 | 2-3 p.m. | Southwest Branch Library, 9725 Dixie Hwy., Louisville | Free | Bring the whole family to this interactive performance with musical storytelling + crafts.

• Louisville Hungry Turkey 5K | Thursday, Nov. 23 | 7:30 a.m.-12 p.m. | Waterfront Park, 1101 E. River Rd., Louisville | $42.99 | Registration closes today for this riverside holiday run with donuts at the finish line.

• Houndmouth | Friday, Nov. 24-Saturday, Nov. 25 | 7 p.m. | Headliners Music Hall, 1386 Lexington Rd., Louisville | $39.50 | See this local Americana band perform one night or two.

• $942 million. That’s how much money the KFC Yum! Center has brought to the city over the last nine years, according to a recent analysis of the venue’s economic impact. Over 50% of visitors came from outside Jefferson County and 25% from outside Kentucky. (WLKY)

• Students in states that border Kentucky will soon be able to attend the University of Louisville at the in-state tuition rate. Beginning next fall, students from West Virginia and Ohio will pay the same rate as students from Kentucky as part of the Border Benefit award.

• The Louisville Metro Council is accepting food donations this holiday season. The Association of Community Ministries will distribute the donated canned goods across its 13 community ministries. See the full list of locations where you can donate through Monday, Dec. 11.

• With a corncob pipe and a button nose... Frosty the Snowman will be the Grand Marshal for the Lots of Lights parade on Saturday, Dec. 2, leading up to Light Up Louisville later that day. The parade kicks off at 6th + Jefferson streets at 6 p.m., with the annual tree lighting outside Metro Hall to follow at 7:45 p.m. (Spectrum News)

• The Cards are in the top ten. Louisville football is ranked ninth in both the AP and Coaches polls this week, after their win over Miami. This Saturday, they’ll face Kentucky in a game that’s officially sold out. You can watch in on ABC at noon. (WLKY)

• Looking for tips, tricks, deals + cooking shortcuts ahead of your Thanksgiving meal? See Kroger’s Holiday Meal Shop for Thanksgiving inspo, recipes, specials + more.*

• Catching a flight this winter? Consider adding extra time to navigate the airport during the busy holiday travel season. Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport (SDF) suggests arriving two hours before your flight’s departure to allow plenty of time to park, check in, and go through the security.*

• 502 Hemp is offering 15% off their high-quality, reliable CBD and hemp-derived products this holiday season. Use code Holiday15 at checkout to snag the deal. Happy holiday shopping, Louisville.*

• Did you know? Greenville, SC is a pet-friendly haven for travelers. Plan the paw-fect trip with these dog-friendly experiences.*

• The parks: Louisville has one of only four completed park systems designed by the firm of Frederick Law Olmsted.
• The landmarks: Churchill Downs is worth seeing, even when it’s not the first Saturday in May.
• The museums: There’s a lot learn in Derby City — from history, to art and science.