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No. 17 Trinity (KY) shuts out St. Xavier again, accomplishes rare feat last seen in 1974
In the long and storied history between Louisville, Kentucky, powers Trinity and St. Xavier , only one time has one of the sides won both games in shutout fashion. That came back in 1974 when they met twice in one season for the first time ever. St. Xavier won both of those games back in 1974, and on Friday night, Trinity evened the score in that category. With a 35-0 second-round postseason win over the Tigers, the Shamrocks completed the season sweep, outscoring their crosstown rival 79-0 in the two games. The win was just the latest in what's been a string of dominant shutout victories for Trinity, dating back to its only loss of the year — to Baylor (TN) 35-27 on Sept. 11. Following that loss, the Shamrocks crushed Male (KY) 34-0 and then shutout St. Xavier the following the week. Those two wins kicked off a streak that has now extended to eight straight shutouts. During that stretch, Trinity has outscored its opponents 328-0. Trinity also now leads the all-time series against St. Xavier 53-41-2. Now that it has St. Xavier out of the way, Trinity can turn its attention to the Class 6A quarterfinals. The Shamrocks
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2 more Louisville-area Crumbl Cookies close. Here's where
Two more Crumbl Cookie locations in Louisville have closed, according to a report from Louisville Business First . The Crumbl stores – including one near Fern Creek in the 7000 block of Bardstown Road and at The Paddock Shops in the 4000 block of Summit Plaza Drive – no longer appear on the website’s list of Louisville locations . The Bardstown Road location previously opened in 2023 , while The Paddock Shops store opened in 2022 . The closures come just over a month after the St. Matthews Crumbl, which was located in the 200 block of North Hubbards Lane, closed in October. Red Sheep St. Matthews LLC, which operated the store since early 2024, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy , seeking to liquidate their assets, in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Kentucky Oct. 1. Red Sheep St. Matthews LLC is owned by Richard and Emily Diamond, who have operated as many as three Crumbl locations in the Louisville area in the past, according to National Restaurant News . The closures leave four remaining Louisville-area Crumbl locations, including in Middletown, Elizabethtown, Valley Station and Jefferson Commons. (This story may update.) This article originally appeared on Louisville
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5 Rules Kentuckians Should Know About Leaving a Dog Outside in the Cold
The sun’s going down, it’s getting cold, and you’re deciding whether your dog should come inside. Legally speaking, the answer depends on where in Kentucky you live. Some cities, including Lexington and Louisville, spell out much more than the state does. Here are the rules to know...
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In Kentucky, Asking About Ribs Gets You Sent To This Humble, Family-Owned BBQ Joint Smoking Turkey Ribs
Ask around south of Louisville about the best ribs, and the answer might surprise you, because the locals are not pointing you toward pork. They are pointing you toward turkey. Yes, turkey ribs are real, and one small family-owned barbecue spot in Fairdale has built a loyal following by smoking...