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EPISODE · Dec 6, 2019 · 26 MIN

One Park still has a long way to go

from Access Louisville · host Louisville Business First

Several topics get covered on this week's episode of Access Louisville. Around the 1:04 mark, we talk about the future commuter technology we're excited for including self-driving cars, trains and hover boards.Then around the 5:50 mark, we speak about the One Park development, planned near the intersection of Lexington Road and Grinstead Drive. Reporter Marty Finley, who's been following this project for four years now, tells us what happens next. We also discuss the fact that this development has a long way to go, even if it is approved by Louisville Metro Council in the coming week. We switch gears at the 10:28 mark, to talk about the latest in the Louisville entrepreneurial scene, including a high profile exit by LEAP CEO Patrick Henshaw. It's the latest bit of controversy we've seen in this sector of the business community.Lastly, at the 17:40 mark, we talk about the "IgLOUs" at 8up Elevated Drinkery and Kitchen. Access Louisville is a podcast from LouisvilleBuisnessFirst.com. This week's show is hosted by Digital Editor David Mann, Design/Multimedia Editor Brooke Timmons and Reporters Haley Cawthon and Marty Finley.  

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Several topics get covered on this week's episode of Access Louisville. Around the 1:04 mark, we talk about the future commuter technology we're excited for including self-driving cars, trains and hover boards. Then around the 5:50 mark, we speak about the One Park development, planned near the intersection of Lexington Road and Grinstead Drive. Reporter Marty Finley, who's been following this project for four years now, tells us what happens next. We also discuss the fact that this dev...

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