McAtee mural.jpg Jun 3, 2020 Jun 3, 2020 Updated Jun 3, 2020 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As featured on +2 Mural of David McAtee draws Louisvillians in show of solidarity with protesters calling for racial justice A mural of McAtee, on the side of The Limbo Tiki Bar & Lounge, at 4th and Chestnut streets, is drawing visitors, many of whom are taking photos of the artwork. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Marc Weinberg's Friday night forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesSuspect in custody after shooting at Okolona Texas Roadhouse leaves man hospitalizedShelby County teacher accused of grooming student for sex reaches settlement worth more than $43KCommunity shaken after Louisville Texas Roadhouse manager was shot during dispute over unpaid billJury recommends sentences for men convicted in fatal Louisville bus stop shootingYum! Brands reportedly nears deal to sell Pizza Hut to private equity firmBardstown man, woman sentenced to federal prison for trafficking fentanyl and cocaineLouisville police searching for man accused of robbing PNC Bank near Kentucky Expo CenterMore than 1,000 patients to lose access to special needs clinic services in LouisvilleMan pleads guilty in deadly Oldham County crash that killed 10-year-old boy2 men last seen in Jeffersontown after stealing gas station ATMs in southern Indiana Videos
+2 Mural of David McAtee draws Louisvillians in show of solidarity with protesters calling for racial justice A mural of McAtee, on the side of The Limbo Tiki Bar & Lounge, at 4th and Chestnut streets, is drawing visitors, many of whom are taking photos of the artwork.
