If you live in Wash Park, chances are you already know Brian Hart. He is the kind of guy that within the first five minutes of knowing him, feels like a familia...
Juggling life with three boys, cycling to and from the grocery store and presenting to a large audience at the Capital Conference, as Founder and CEO of Buderf...
Let’s begin with your passion project Women Who Startup. Can you tell us about how this idea came to be and how others can get involved?
As most things happe...
We met Ed eleven years ago and to know him is to love him. He made Wash Park his home almost twenty years ago, so chances are you have seen him around the park ...
We’ve known Kathy Yates for many years now. It has always been crystal clear that she is a cerebral person, a foodie, a fantastic mother and a wonderful Wash Pa...
If you’ve followed our “Watering with Champagne” articles in the past, then you know the value of Annie Huston’s voice. She’s taught us the value of planting b...
Elaine St. Louis is our Washington Park neighbor, and is the artist behind these hand-painted nests. Not unlike William Wordsworth, Elaine has a deep understan...
You’ve seen Stacy’s byline in several of our articles. We are lucky to have her as one of our in-house writers, and we wanted to formally introduce you to her a...
Golfing is a sport I have always enjoyed, despite the fact that I’m not very good. You get to be outside, competing against yourself. I have a set of clubs and ...
We first took notice of Johanna’s work at our beloved Fooducopia at 1939 E. Kentucky Ave when they remodeled years ago. We soon found out that interior design i...
