IN THIS ISSUE

Maira Ansari Reports on Her Wedding Day

Maira Ansari, weekend anchor for WAVE 3, reports on the most hard-hitting news affecting our city. On weekdays, she often stands in undesirable weather conditions to bring her viewers the breaking stories of the hour. For her NFocus photo shoot, she found herself in the ornate Louisville Palace surrounded by a team of hair and make-up experts, sharing with good humor the story that changed her life forever – how a personal-trainer-turned-matchmaker, a strategically placed elliptical machine, and an unofficial gym courtship turned this ambitious broadcaster into a gushing bride-to-be.

Fashion Fantasy at The Palace:

On opening day, September 1, 1928, the $2 million Loew’s Theatre, showed MGM’s movie Excess Baggage. In the Golden Age of Hollywood, movie theatres truly were palaces where moviegoers were king and queen. Named to the National Register of Historic Landmarks in 1982, The Louisville Palace is still a popular venue for movies during its summer series, but is more popular today for live entertainment and private events, including weddings and receptions. Drawing on the theatre’s rich history and current popularity, we staged a fashion fantasy at the Louisville Palace where the bride reigns supreme.

The New Faces of Philanthropy

It is with great pride that we present to our readers the 2011 New Faces of Philanthropy—Todd Crawford, Jackie Keating, Maggie Keith, J.K. McKnight, and Gerome Stephens.

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Louisville Youth Group's 21st Anniversary
Posted: December 24, 2011

Whiskey Row Lofts Support Maryhurst
Posted: December 22, 2011

Month of Maker's
Posted: December 17, 2011

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Toys for Tots

Marine Corp Foundation Spreads Christmas Joy

Snow Ball

A Flurry of Support for Kosair Children’s Hospital

New Faces of Philanthropy Party

NFocus and The Community Foundation give $7,000 in grants

Martinis and Mistletoe

10th Annual KMAC Event Toasts New Director

Gilda’s Night at Rodes

Sold-Out Event Raises $344,000

Fund for the Arts

Reception for the National Arts Marketing Project Conference