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In today's newsletter:

  • What families revealed after the Family Scholar House double murder hearing
  • How "Dining with Ellen" will support Louisville restaurant workers this month
  • How haunted is Louisville's infamous Waverly Hills Sanatorium, really?

Also on today's calendar: Free Bra Fittings to Support Breast Cancer Awareness and 12 more events.

Today's riddle: Why was the scarecrow given an award? 🤔 (Answer below!)

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  • Monday: Beautiful with plenty of sun — high 73, low 48.
  • Tuesday: Beautiful with plenty of sun — high 74, low 50.

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📰 News we're reading

1. Man charged with Family Scholar House double murder appears in court, family members react

A man accused in the August double homicide at Louisville's Family Scholar House appeared in court Friday, where a judge found enough probable cause to advance both murder charges. Families of victims Iyanna Warr and Trinity Durham, both young Louisville mothers, described their grief and called for accountability as new testimony detailed the investigation and disputed self-defense claims. (whas11.com)    

2. 10 Taste Experience celebrates chef Ellen Gill McCarty and Louisville's restaurant community through APRON Inc.

Louisville food lovers can support local restaurant workers at the 10 Taste Experience on Oct. 11 at The Olmsted, honoring chef Ellen Gill McCarty's legacy. The evening features ten tasting dishes, drinks, a live auction, and stories from APRON "Heroes," with all proceeds aiding local restaurant employees facing unexpected hardships. (wlky.com)    

3. Waverly Hills Sanatorium: The Most Haunted Place in America?

High on a hill in Louisville, Waverly Hills Sanatorium looms as both a tuberculosis-era landmark and a magnet for ghost stories. The article traces its early 1900s medical role, later county ownership, and eventual historic recognition while separating spooky legends from documented history that still draws curious visitors to this Louisville site. (vocal.media)    

4. Kentucky Castle parent company fired CEO following allegations in sealed lawsuit

From Louisville, reporters detail that Wes Henderson has been removed as CEO of TKC Distilling, parent of The Kentucky Castle and True Story Whiskey, following allegations in a sealed lawsuit. Henderson also stepped away from his Oldham County deputy coroner role, while his son Kyle Henderson takes over as CEO as authorities determine which agency will handle any investigation. (wave3.com)    


🗳 Louisville question of the day

We covered three west Louisville streets changing from one-way to two-way traffic. Read the story

Should Louisville stick with two-way traffic on Muhammad Ali, Chestnut and River Park in west Louisville?

○  Yes, keep the two-way plan ○  No, keep them one-way ○  Try it on fewer streets

One tap to vote. We'll have the results for you tomorrow.

Yesterday in Louisville

  • Yesterday's question: "Should Louisville stick with two-way traffic on Muhammad Ali, Chestnut and River Park in west Louisville?" So far 3 of 4 neighbors have answered "Yes, keep the two-way plan" — add your vote
  • Four new events hit the calendar — see them

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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "Why was the scarecrow given an award?" — "Because he was outstanding in his field!" (Thank you Teresa M. for sending it in!)

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