Indoor dividers up at Louisville restaurant Jul 31, 2020 Jul 31, 2020 Updated Jul 31, 2020 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As featured on +7 Louisville restaurants ramp up safety measures while trying to find ways to survive pandemic Although it's been tough to watch other restaurants shut down, places like Ramiro's Cantina on Frankfort Avenue are doing everything they can to hold on. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Jude Redfield's Tuesday morning forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesLouisville-based healthcare provider files for bankruptcyCoroner identifies 13-year-old killed after car crashed into 3 teens on Dixie Highway in ShivelyFormer Louisville police officer indicted in fatal shooting of unarmed naked man2 southbound lanes on I-65 in Louisville could open ahead of schedule, project officials sayCRAWFORD | In J Batt, Kentucky didn't hire an athletics caretaker. It hired a CEOLouisville TARC warns of looming 'financial cliff' despite millions in savings17-year-old dead after apparent shooting, car crash in southern IndianaEmergency services respond to fuel leak, hazmat incident on I-264 West in LouisvilleLouisville’s Trey Moses to host annual celebrity basketball game for student-athlete mental healthTeen girl killed after car crashes into 3 people on Dixie Highway, police say Videos
+7 Louisville restaurants ramp up safety measures while trying to find ways to survive pandemic Although it's been tough to watch other restaurants shut down, places like Ramiro's Cantina on Frankfort Avenue are doing everything they can to hold on.
