Trinity and Moore high schools were playing a varsity basketball game at Trinity on Saturday when a player who’d been injured all year was put in the game in the final seconds.
Employees of UPS and UPS Worldport delivered on a big promise Wednesday, handing over dozens of boxes filled with thousands of donations for Louisville’s homeless population.
It took more than 50 years, but a Black high school football team that won a state championship finally got the swag it had earned, thanks to the generosity of a woman from Louisville.
Newport Primary School celebrates pajama day in the second grade“Our teachers have rocked it this crazy, wild, school year. I’m really proud to say I’m part of the team.”
Even though all Jefferson County Public Schools have been closed and students have been learning online since March because of the pandemic, the district’s librarians are still managing to find creative ways to get books into the hands of children.
JCPS Superintendent Marty Pollio met four students outside their homes and gave them each checks that would round out tuition costs for them for four years at the college level.
The need for personal protective equipment, or PPE, is dire, as supply cannot keep up with demand amid the coronavirus pandemic. One Louisville business is stepping up to help area hospitals preserve the life of their PPE.
They filled shoe boxes with toys, school supplies and hygiene items for Operation Christmas Child, which sends them to children in need, ages 2 to 14, in over 100 countries.
The Cincinnati-based restaurateur who also owns one of Louisville’s top steakhouses visited Louisville Fire headquarters to give 500 turkeys to first responders and their famililes.
The Salvation Army is making it easier for donors to give back during the Christmas season by making a gift with Apple Pay or Google Pay at the iconic Red Kettles.
For six years, Dan Miller and his family have had lines forming outside their home on Halloween night. They pass out candy, but that’s not what keeps people coming back.