Hey Guys!

I am Drew, and I work for the Leo Weekly as a music writer. On the side, I am working to build my own platform. I am doing $50 photoshoots, for your band or whoever you need, wherever you want in the city. In addition to that cheap price, you will be posted on my account in sort of a "Local Artist Spotlight" way.

I can also sit in and record a studio session and take pictures, or come out to a show. Just trying to get my name out there and be introduced to the local scene on a more personal level.

My instagram account is @ drewonpress on instagram

Thanks so much everyone. I will keep you updated on my platform!

Hey, I'm a f16 looking to get her naval pierced, but without having a guardian\parent there. I am able to drive and have my nose pierced already. But does anyone know a place or a person who will do it?

The Louisville Audubon Society just launched a new conservation initiative—Lights Out Louisville—to protect migrating birds on their bi-annual journeys ... and there's an easy and FREE way that you and your organization can be a part of the solution.

It's simple: Fill out this quick form on the Lights Out Louisville website. It's a pledge to turn off unnecessary lights, both indoors and outside, every September and October, and every April and May—peak migration months for Jefferson County—from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m.

In return, we'll feature your business/organization name and logo on the Lights Out Louisville website—including a link to your own website—to show you're a Supporter of this important conservation initiative. (Optional, but recommended—after all, it’s free promotion!)

What's in it for you?

1. It costs nothing—maybe 90 seconds of your time.
2. You'll save money by reducing energy use.
3. You'll help protect migratory birds—the millions of them that fly over Jefferson County every fall and spring—from incurring injury or death.
4. You'll get a shout out on our site—and extra traffic to your website. 
5. You'll show your customers/members/stakeholders that you care about conservation, wildlife, and the environment.

You can learn more about why going Lights Out is so important on our Lights Out Louisville website. (The site also has lots of tips on bird-friendly lighting for residential and non-residential buildings, resources for understanding your energy costs, and more!) 

Feel free to ask me any questions—as a member of the Louisville Audubon Society, and someone who cares deeply about protecting wildlife and natural ecosystems, I’m happy to answer them!

Thank you for your consideration, and I hope you will choose to support this initiative by going Lights Out.

Come to Kaiju on October 19th at 9PM for Unhinged Game night!

Dressing up is super encouraged they're MAY be a costume contest..... With comedians Hillary Boston, Jax Howie, Maggie Kaleher, Nathan Alexander and June Dempsey! It'll be a good time, full of whacky games, and comedy shenanigans. Prepare for a high-energy night of gags, tricks, treats, Halloween noises, weirdness, and interactivity! Come prepared to be competitive and compete in off-the-wall games. Last time we had a scavenger hunt, corn eating contest, and multiple piñatas! Prepare to participate and have fun. All at Kaiju in Germantown-- they got a nice beer selection, good options for sake/japanese beers, along with sushi and Japanese snacks!

$5 cash, cash app, venmo, zelle

I'm typing this from Istanbul. I have seen some of the craziest shit this week, but only one traffic accident (a cab driver opened his door and a bus ripped it off). Delivery drivers have no fear of death and constantly drive down sidewalks. People stand in the middle of highways selling snacks. Motorcycle riders who speed recklessly between cars and trucks across the Bosphorus Straight do not wear helmets.

Traffic police enforce laws.

Nobody gets hurt.

In the past year, I have been to:

• Miami x 2
• Tijuana x 2
• Cancun x 2
• New York x 2
• Istanbul x 1

These are some of the most congested cities in the world. I have more fear of a crosswalk on a one-way street in Louisville, Kentucky than jaywalking in Mexico. In Mexico, they will run you over multiple times and kill you to get a manslaughter charge instead of paying your medical bills.

I have seen one mild accident and one abandoned car in almost 7 weeks of globe trotting.

In Louisville... the streets shimmer with broken glass. Trash cans and utility poles are held together with bolts and lengths of wood. Freeways look like somebody got wasted and played Mario Kart. Abandoned cars litter the side of the road, wrapped in yellow caution tape like an offering to the god of discord. Magbarred is almost a national slang term for somehow managing to hit a fucking building.

We have no form of functioning public transportation. Bicyclists have balls of steel. Louisville is broken, and I don't think anybody knows how to fix it. Someone pocketed the money for a light rail from the city budget decades ago. Maybe Amtrak will use one of the pre-existing and unused rail lines in Portland to connect us to another city, like... Chicago. This is not a car city, a bike city, and this is not a pedestrian city. This is chaos.

Do they give people driver's licenses here, an old Honda Civic two weeks from retirement, and a ration of vodka like you've been conscripted into the fucking Russian military?

This is fucking insane and needs to stop.

End rant.

Blind Draw Game night! bring your friends or come alone and go head-to-head with people to win prizes!

starting bracket-style, competitors will spin the Game Wheel to see what game they'll be battling. whoever wins, moves on in the bracket. 1st prize is the pot and a $10 gift card to Vernon Lanes! 2nd place is a $5 gift card to Vernon Lanes.

Games could include: beer pong pin ball darts super smash Bros You'll never know what game you'll get!

starting every Thursday at Vernon Lanes on story avenue. Bring $10 to play and your A Game 🎯

Charles Booker shops at Dirty Kroger. Awesome.

Do you struggle with anxiety?

Researchers at the University of Kentucky invite you to participate in a research study on anxiety.

Eligible participants will be provided telehealth cognitive therapy at no cost. Participation will involve an intake visit (conducted via telehealth) to complete various tasks prior to starting therapy, responding to brief text message surveys throughout the day, and completing weekly questionnaires.

You may be eligible to participate if you:

• Experience anxiety which affects your ability to function
• Are 18 years or older
• Live in Kentucky

Participants will be compensated.

Click here to see if you are eligible to participate

For more information visit our website or contact us at tipslab@uky.edu

Hey yall,sorry this is kinda embarrassing but I live in Germantown and my roommates are here till the end of the month and could really use some help on food,we are not picky