Toogie’s Table hopes to honor tradition and encourage tourismThe same company planning to convert the former Hardin County Courthouse into a boutique hotel is reopening a destination restaurant in Bardstown this week. Toogie’s Table will open to the public Thursday, giving Bardstown residents and tourists a new take on the historic foundation of the Kurtz Restaurant. The Kurtz Restaurant and neighboring Parkview Motel, formerly owned and operated by Marilyn “Toogie” Dick and her family, operated across from My Old Kentucky Home State Park for 84 years before closing… Click here to read more
Downtown Louisville Revitalization Team Adds Major Business Leaders A new downtown revitalization team created by Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer counts numerous business and community leaders among its ranks. The city this week unveiled the full list of members and the steering committee for the new group, which is tasked with creating an action plan to aid downtown’s rebound from the effects of Covid-19. The pandemic has hurt downtown business and foot traffic because of mass remote working and the loss of events. The new group held its… Click here to read more
Family Business Magazine Names Mariah Gratz as Family Business CEO to WatchFamily Business Magazine has named Mariah Gratz as one of their 28 Extraordinary Family Business CEOs To Watch in 2020. Mariah is a second-generation CEO and is featured in the magazine’s November/December issue. Originally responsible for leading a cross-functional development team in the planning, design and construction of urban real estate development projects, Gratz held leadership positions in several departments of the organization before becoming Weyland Ventures’ CEO. Weyland Ventures is a multidisciplinary real estate development firm known for creating… Click here to read more
Bill Weyland Reflects on 25 Years of Reimagining Downtown LouisvilleRome wasn’t built in a day, as the old saying goes. Nor was downtown Louisville reimagined in a day. But it was the inspiration of Rome on young architecture student Bill Weyland that provided the impetus for downtown Louisville to experience a sustained renaissance that started in the early 1990s with the restoration of what is now the headquarters of Hillerich & Bradsby and the Louisville Slugger Museum. Bill’s passion and inspiration led to a career focused on bringing languishing… Click here to read more
Tenant Tasting Experience Poured It On-Weyland Ventures treated tenants of its residential properties to a special Tenant Tasting event, featuring Rabbit Hole Distillery, on Thursday, Aug. 23, at The Henry… Read More
Bizwomen Mentoring Monday-Virtual Event-Join Louisville Business First on February 22th, at 9:30 am, for this one-of-a-kind event that brings together women in a virtual coaching atmosphere. Mariah Gratz will… Read More
Tenant Tasting Experience Poured It On - Weyland Ventures treated tenants of its residential properties to a special Tenant Tasting event, featuring Rabbit Hole Distillery, on Thursday, Aug. 23, at The Henry… Read More