EPISODE · Aug 14, 2020 · 31 MIN
Derby is a go — what does it mean for downtown?
from Access Louisville
We focus on the Kentucky Derby — and what it means for hotels and downtown — on this week's Access Louisville podcast.The decision to run the Kentucky Derby with fans was made earlier this week. Reporter Marty Finley walks us through some of the rules and expectations. We also talk about this in the context of the hotel sector and the Downtown Louisville area — both of which are facing challenges in the wake of Covid-19.
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We focus on the Kentucky Derby — and what it means for hotels and downtown — on this week's Access Louisville podcast.The decision to run the Kentucky Derby with fans was made earlier this week. Reporter Marty Finley walks us through some of the...
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