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From Hollywood to Louisville: Mayor Greenberg announces $10 million to turn Louisville Gardens into production studio
Mayor Craig Greenberg announced plans to invest $10 million into the Louisville Gardens to transform the once historic sports and music venue into a word class production studio.
Redevelopment of historic Louisville Gardens will begin in late 2025, mayor says
Greenberg approved a new contract with the development group, planning to turn the gardens into the Louisville Gardens Sound Stages for film and television production.
Mayor Greenberg announces agreement for $70M Louisville Gardens redevelopment
Mayor Craig Greenberg approved the new contract on Feb. 19. As part of the development agreement, Greenberg is allocating $10 million of state funding toward the project, with construction expected to begin later in 2025.
New funding, construction date could help unfulfilled Louisville Gardens project
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City to invest $10M into Louisville Gardens redevelopment project. Here's what to know
The Louisville Gardens soundstage redevelopment project is one step closer to becoming reality. Here's what to know about the $70M project.
Louisville Gardens to transform into city's first film soundstage
On Thursday, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg approved a new contract allowing a new project to move forward at the ...
Mayor Craig Greenberg urges caution as flood risks near in Louisville
Louisville Metro Government officials are urging residents to use Friday to plan as heavy rain is set to start Saturday.
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Louisville mayor proposes to use opioid settlement funds for addiction services
During a briefing Tuesday, Mayor Craig Greenberg said he plans to introduce legislation in Metro Council next week.
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Employers, like KFC, are leaving Louisville and taking jobs. What it means for the city
Others, like Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg, remain optimistic, noting that in 2024, the city added "35 significant projects" and 4,600 new jobs, the most in a single year since 2017.
Which roads are closed in Louisville? Flooding continues with more snow on the way
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said the city is preparing for incoming snow and more flooding from the Ohio River.
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KFC corporate to move 100 jobs out of Louisville, relocate its headquarters. What to know
This story has been updated to include comments from Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg and Greater Louisville Inc., the regional chamber of commerce. The famed Kentucky Fried Chicken, part of ...
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How Louisville officials are handling 2 weather problems at once
Louisville residents, like many others across the state, are dealing with a double dose of problematic weather: snow and ...
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Mayor Greenberg pushes for cheaper gas in Louisville, citing improved air quality
Mayor Craig Greenberg said Louisville is now in a spot where the city could go back to using conventional gas because the ...