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Cary Stemle has worked in print journalism for nearly 20 years, writing frequently about the arts, music and culture of the city he loves. Stemle thinks Louisville is one of the nation's true hidden gems, and while he hates to spoil the secret, he can't keep quiet any longer.

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LEO Weekly editor Stephen George announces departure

Tuesday, December 1st, 2009

It's been in the wind for a while, but now it is official: LEO Weekly Editor Stephen George will leave the newspaper for a similar position wtih a...
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Churchill Downs announces HullabaLOU, a new music fest, for summer 2010

Monday, November 30th, 2009

The Rolling Stones and the Police have performed at Churchill Downs, the venerable and historic horse-racing track...
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Free Thanksgiving Eve dining at three Louisville restaurants

Wednesday, November 25th, 2009

Three Frankfort Avenue restaurants will offer free dining today, Thanksgiving Eve. Diners can eat free all day at Zen Garden, Zen Tea House and Basa...
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Condemn the Fort Hood killer, but beware easy answers

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When my mother was shot by a Dilaudid addict on a drizzly and unseasonably warm Saturday night in January 1991,...
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Live jazz tonight at Destinations Booksellers

The Philharmonic Jazz Quintet, which is the jazz swing ensemble of the Louisville Orchestra, will perform tonight...
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Del McCoury Band playing a free show at ear X-tacy

Last weekend, I caught a tasty (and free) show from Joe Henry. Tonight brings another tasty and free show at ear X-tacy. Call it dessert for the...
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Garth Stein, author of 'The Art of Racing in the Rain,' in town today

Garth Stein, author of the best-selling novel "The Art of Racing in the Rain," is in New Albany today to help celebrate the fifth...
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Possibility City ad catches the attention of Rachel Maddow show

The folks behind the “Possibility City” ad campaign, which touts Louisville in a series of provocative TV commercials, must surely be...
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Tim Krekel documentary premieres on Oct. 1 at Clifton Center

Louisville film-maker Morgan Atkinson spent several years interviewing the late Louisville singer-songwriter Tim...
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Springsteen turns 60? Say it ain't so

On the one hand, old rock stars are ripe for parody. On the other hand, there's Bruce Springsteen. OK, granted, his skin's not as fine as it used to...
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