Preparing for Spring in Louisville: A Personal Guide
Janice Gaston, Contributing Writer As winter fades and the first hints of spring emerge, Louisville transforms into a vibrant city filled with blooming cherry...
Meet Felicia Mimms Kimbrough, DNP
What’s your name and what do you do? I am Felicia Mimms Kimbrough. I have been in nursing since 2001, and I completed my...
Meet Mischelle Stroud, Ms. Kentucky Plus Royalty International
What’s your name and what do you do? Mischelle Stroud, I am a model who enjoys representing plus-size women in runway, print and social...
Meet Crystal Newman, Entrepreneur/Community Activist
What is your name and what do you do? I am Crystal “Crys” Newman and I am Customer Experience Associate that helps recipients of...
Meet DeShara Doub, Founder of Vision of Promise, LLC.
What is your name and what do you do? My name is DeShara Doub and I’m a mental health practitioner, Black history and cultural...
Meet Tisha Savage, CEO/Founder of Revolutionary Pageants
Advocacy is the heartbeat of social change, a powerful tool that amplifies voices, challenges injustices, and fosters progress. Whether advocating for human rights, healthcare,...
Three Heart Warming Soup Recipes for the Winter Season
Winter is the perfect time to enjoy hearty, warming soups that comfort the soul and nourish the body. Here are three delicious soup recipes...
From Struggle to Strength: How Gloria Combs Lost 83 Pounds and Gained a New Lease on Life
Over the past year, Gloria Combs has undergone a remarkable transformation that serves as a testament to the power of determination, resilience, and structured...
How to Deal with Seasonal Depression in Louisville, Kentucky
Janice Gaston, Contributing Writer Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), often referred to as seasonal depression, is a type of depression that typically occurs during the...
Exploring the Bluegrass State
Janice Gaston, SitiGirl Louisville Contributing Writer Top Places to Visit in Louisville, Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky, often referred to as the ‘Gateway to the South,’...