The West End Opportunity Partnership will consider spending $2.1 million at a special meeting Wednesday evening to help buy and tear down the building for an affordable housing development led by Goodwill Industries of Kentucky.
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The board of the West End Opportunity Partnership voted 9-9 on the proposal at a special meeting that considered the $2.1 million request
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The West End Opportunity Partnership, which guides investment in Louisville’s western neighborhoods, would spend $2.1 million for the land and lease the site to Goodwill for $1 a year
"I don't have to learn this job. "I don't have to learn this man. I know what I have to do. Now all I have to do is walk in it."
DeVone Holt was selected by the nonprofit museum and cultural center's board of directors to serve in the role.
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They're offered $50 to work for four hours, doing things like cleaning up locations around the community like Shelby Park.
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Norton Healthcare is working on developing a community-catered plan for a hospital in west Louisville.
Norton Healthcare said it will soon share the results of a four-month survey that gathered input on its new planned hospital in west Louisville.
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A groundbreaking was held on Tuesday at 28th and Broadway in the city's Parkland neighborhood to the $100 million project.
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Goodwill announced plans to build an “opportunity campus” at the site in 2020.