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Louisville women’s volleyball falls to SMU in top five ACC matchup
Third-ranked Louisville women’s volleyball traveled to Dallas, Texas on Thursday evening to face the No. 5 SMU Mustangs in a high-powered ACC volleyball matchup. The Cards lost 3-1, dropping their first match in ACC play against the talented team from down south. Sultans of swing. The Cardinals got off...
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Why you can't miss these 6 Thanksgiving Eve bars across the Midwest
Before you eat enough turkey and mashed potatoes to feed a small army on Thanksgiving, another tradition is on the calendar for the Wednesday before the holiday. The day, which this year falls on Nov. 25, is when college students and young adults return to their hometowns for the holidays and meet up with old friends at local bars. And some people take the non-traditional holiday seriously. A 2023 national study found that in 2022, liquor orders the day before Thanksgiving grew by 156% and beer sales roses 85%. So, what are the best hometown bars to grab a drink the day before Thanksgiving? We asked USA TODAY Company food and dining reporters from across the Midwest, from Michigan to Kentucky to Ohio, for their recommendations. Here are their picks for six of the best bars in the Midwest for Thanksgiving Eve: (If you are planning to celebrate the day before Thanksgiving, keep in mind that binge drinking can cause serious health complications . No matter how much alcohol you consume, arrange for a designated driver, use public transit, or book a rideshare service like Uber or Lyft to make sure you get home safely). Best bars in the Midwest
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Louisville to mark site where Black Kentuckians enlisted in Union Army
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville will install a historical marker honoring the Black Kentuckians who enlisted in the Union Army to gain their freedom during the Civil War. Historians estimate more than 24,000 Black Kentuckians fought for the Union Army against the Confederate States. The Confederacy fought to preserve slavery, but Taylor Barracks in Louisville served as a place where Black men fought for their emancipation.