Whitewashed Windows and Vacant Stores

How can a Starbucks go out of business? They're like pizza places; there's just no point of saturation for them. Granted, this wasn...

The 1970s-style nightclub Vinnie's , along with all the other classic City Block tenants, is sorely missed. Below: Vinnie's in the...

Words can't express how glad I am to see this place gone. Ray's Monkey House was an ultra-left-wing coffee house that prided itself...

What was Pure , anyway? Last I noticed, this location at 2009 Highland Avenue was the Key Lime hair salon. Things move pretty fast in Lou-...

They've moved to 2208 Dundee, according to the sign.

This jewelry store has been my guidepost to alert me of the oncoming turn off Shelbyville Road onto Whipps Mill, for as long as I've liv...

Although I rarely ate there, Genny's Diner was a Louisville tradition and I will miss it. Their deep-fried "frickled" pickles...

So bummed to see this place go. Loved the food and the ambience. Everyone I ever knew who ate there adored the place, so what went wrong? Be...

Kiddie Kastle in St. Matthews is gone, but not for long: sign says they're expanding and moving to a nearby location in the same shoppi...

When I first moved to Louisville this was one of the first places I frequented - Jones Bargain Center , a flea-marketty junk and furniture p...

Another classic old Louisville business goes bye-bye. St. Matthews' beloved old-guy drugstore, Stephens Drugs on Shelbyville Road (prev...

What used to be in this building at the corner of Frankfort and Ewing? I don't remember. And why is it for sale directly from the Louisv...