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Oksana Masters has competed in both summer and winter Paralympic Games. | Emilio Morenatti/AP
Women’s History Month is here, and we’re looking to highlight the Louisville women who have made, or are making, history. We’re planning profiles on paralympic athlete Oksana Masters + sculptor Enid Yandell, but we also want to hear from you.
Which Louisville women do you want to know more about? Whose stories do you want to see shared? Drop us a line and let us know.
Sometimes it’s the details that make a home: Wired surround sound in the family room, a beverage chiller in the kitchen, and outdoor gas hookups for grilling. All these and more await you in this East End home.
Hiring
If you’ve got sharp writing skills, a nose for news, and want to make an impact in local media, we want to hear from you. We’re hiring a Newsletter Editor to lead LEXtoday — planning, writing, editing, and publishing the hyper-local content our readers rely on each morning. It’s a chance to shape what Lexington wakes up to every day. Unlimited PTO and a 401(k) match included.
History
Paleontologists recently discovered a new species of Spinosaurus in the Sahara desert. They believe the dinosaur lived roughly 95 million years ago and weighed up to seven tons. There’s no need to travel across the world to uncover our planet’s history — take advantage of the oncoming warm weather to explore the Falls of the Ohio fossil beds. (Reuters)
Trending
Punch, a lonely baby monkey at the Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan, has captured hearts worldwide with his sweet nature and beloved orangutan plushie. Closer to home, you can show some love to Abeo at the Louisville Zoo. (Forbes)
Arts
“Fashion is art.” That’s the dress code for the 2026 Met Gala, which is set for Monday, May 4. Want to join in on the fun? Try this: Turn your favorite painting into couture with the help of Nitty Gritty, a local shop with vintage clothes + costumes for sale and rent. (Vogue)
On This Day
March second’s the date, hip hip hooray: Dr. Seuss was born on this day. Head to LFPL, don’t wait up. For fun times reading, you can fill your cup. A child’s first book, a joyful start — a love of reading, straight from the heart.
Outdoors
Voting is open for the European Tree of the Year award, the annual contest that honors the continent’s most lovable tree. The contestants span 12 countries and boast centuries of history within their sprawling branches. No need for a flight — beautifulmagnolia blooms will return to Cave Hill Cemetery + Arboretum in a few weeks.
Shop
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Job
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Reading about a new dinosaur discovery has me wanting to revisit Dinosaur World, which I haven’t been to since I was a kid. I don’t remember if there’s a spinosaurus model there, and if there is I’m sure it’s not very scientifically accurate, but I think that’s what makes it special.