SUMMARY: The Play Port at West Louisville’s Waterfront Park, designed as an interactive space for kids of all abilities, is nearing completion after over a decade of planning. Executive Director Deborah Bielicki highlights that the $15 million project, featuring unique playground elements made from repurposed construction equipment, will attract families across the region. It includes hands-on activities and educational signage developed in partnership with the Kentucky Science Center, promoting both physical and mental development. While the Play Port is a significant addition, Bielicki mentioned plans for further enhancements to the 22-acre park, including green spaces, picnic areas, and walking paths, incorporating community input.

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SUMMARY: The Kentucky bourbon industry faces potential 50% EU-imposed tariffs beginning March 31, a consequence of ongoing U.S.-EU trade tensions stemming from 2018 steel and aluminum tariffs. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear highlighted the economic impact, estimating losses of $580-$600 million during the initial tariffs, which were suspended in 2022. U.S. whiskey exports to the EU had surged 32% post-suspension. With distillers exporting over 95% of the world’s bourbon, Eric Gregory of the Kentucky Distillers Association warned that these new tariffs could severely harm the state’s economy. Other challenges for the industry include changing drinking trends and supply chain issues.

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SUMMARY: Jeremy Pitak, 43, of Bowling Green, was arrested on drug charges after being found asleep in his car at Key Oil. Deputies discovered three outstanding warrants for him and, upon searching his vehicle, found 4 grams of suspected methamphetamine and 14 suspected Xanax tablets. Pitak was arrested and charged with third-degree possession of a controlled substance and first-degree trafficking in methamphetamine. Additionally, he faces charges from an indictment warrant for third-degree burglary, firearm theft, other theft charges, and being a persistent felony offender. He was taken to the Warren County Regional Jail.

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