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Four ways you can help improve biking in Louisville right now
Bike Louisville, the city's agency covering bikes and pedestrians, is hoping 2017 will shape up to be a big year for biking in the...
The Louisville Knot: An art installation hopes to mend a torn...
Short of demolishing the tangled steel and concrete megalith hovering over Main Street between Ninth and Tenth streets, we're stuck with the so-called Ninth Street...
West Main short on residents, critical in shaping Louisville’s urban identity
Last Fall, I was asked by real estate publication Curbed which street in Louisville was the most culturally significant. I wondered about Bardstown Road...
Louisville becoming a more bike friendly city, but has room for...
(Editor’s Note: As you’ve likely noticed, Broken Sidewalk has been sidelined for several months. Last Spring, I was diagnosed with Leukemia and immediately went...
Louisville’s first parklet debuts at IdeaFestival, headed for Portland restaurant
On Friday, September 16, the world celebrated Park(ing) Day 2016, a single day where individuals and groups take over parallel parking spaces, transforming them...
Neckdowns, rain garden make crossing First Street safer for pedestrians
If you're walking along First Street in Downtown, be sure to check out a new streetscape at First and Gray streets, currently awaiting its...
Louisville’s bike share system delayed another year till 2017
Louisville will have to wait another year for its planned bike share system. While the city's bike and pedestrian department, Bike Louisville, continues to...
Bike Louisville on where you might see the city’s next bike...
Bike Louisville is busy building the city's bike network into a connected grid of bike lanes and neighborways that will help Louisville cyclists better...
That time the Courier-Journal proposed bombing Downtown Louisville
On June 29, 1955, the Courier-Journal published an editorial accompanied by a photo of Rotterdam after it was destroyed by bombs during World War II....