A Lighthouse, a Tower, and a Landmark
This story appeared in last month’s issue of the virtual Frazier History Museum newsletter to their subscribers. It was written…
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This story appeared in last month’s issue of the virtual Frazier History Museum newsletter to their subscribers. It was written…
Job opportunities in the midst of the Depression were rare ― rarer still for women. And that is what makes…
Want to see pieces of water mains more than 150 years old? Study a cross-section of a fire hydrant? Or…
A few weeks ago we told you about a popular Reddit thread praising the taste of Louisville pure tap®. Fans…
At Louisville Water, we’re proud of the fact that Louisville pure tap® is award winning for taste and quality. We’re…
Bourbon Women recently held a Toast to the Tenth, an online celebration of the organization’s 10-year anniversary, and Louisville Water…
In the darkness of night, sometime around 8:30 p.m. on March 27, 1890, a cyclone struck Louisville. It travelled with…
During the pandemic, more and more families need help to make ends meet. On the third Saturday of each month,…
World War II brought several changes to Louisville Water operations. Before the war, meters were read monthly, keeping several two-man…
One month after its launch, the Metro COVID-19 Relief program has eased the burden of past-due water bills for thousands of…