Neighbors say Newburg Days feels safer two years after Louisville's $2 million anti-violence grant
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The annual festival has looked different in recent years. Organizers shortened this year's event, but many people who showed up Friday said they noticed something else had changed: the park felt safer.
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The annual festival has looked different in recent years. Organizers shortened this year's event, but many people who showed up Friday said they noticed something else had changed: the park felt safer.
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