…in the Greater Louisville business community. And in September 2023, Dykstra received the Mayor’s Spirit of Louisville Award (part of WLKY’s Annual Bell Awards) for her dedication to community service….
…spring. “We require a digital rendering [of the logo] first for approval and comments. Then the contractor provides a field mockup of the logo location for approval,” said John Terry,…
…picked up free vegetable plants and tips on growing them. Medical screenings were available, too. “Louisville Water was the produce sponsor, providing fresh, free produce grown by black business owners,”…
…Louisville Water’s Grounds Maintenance Department. “It’s a carpet we no longer use, and they donated the squares to help with social distancing,” Crow said. “They’re great for our outdoor classroom.”…
…enjoys the company perks. “Louisville Water is a great company with great benefits and that’s why it’s an employer of choice.” Visit LouisvilleWater.com/careers to learn more about joining our workforce….
…of the water, then the smell and finally the taste. Words like, “bubbles, thick, magnesium, plastic, softer, neutral, and lingering” filled the room after each blind sip. After the final…
…community partners, businesses, and organizations, telling them about our high-quality water, explaining the awards we won, and arming them with facts about drinking water from the tap versus bottled water….
Barbara Crow, Louisville Water Community Relations Specialist, recently gave members of the Riverport Business Association a tour of Louisville Water facilities. They visited several sites, including the Crescent Hill Reservoir…
…softball since she was a kid. “I have been around softball all my life,” she said. “My mom, aunts, and uncles all played, and I was always at the ballpark…
…Third Street, a “sedate, gray stone, neo-Renaissance building,” to move to “a stunningly different, energizing building at Third and Chestnut streets. It is composed of curves, shimmery blue glass, an…
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