Louisville Central Community Center
is a non-profit community-based organization that offers a variety of programs and services in support of children and families. Early childhood education, youth development, arts education and other after school programs, employment services and job training for adults, money management and home ownership are just some of the services provided.
A Beacon of Transformation and Cultural Revival in West Louisville
A Milestone Celebration for The Grand Lyric Theater September 26, 2024: The historic Old Walnut Street campus, home to ...
Read more→FLASHBACK: Russell on the Move!-Celebrating the Symphony of Black Media, Music, and Unification
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Read more→Investing in Protection: Life Stages and Insurance Needs in Our Community
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Read more→Goodwill Opportunity Center: Revitalization and Hope at 28th & Broadway
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Read more→Preserving Legacies: Filson Historical Society’s African American History Initiative
Once again, we’re thrilled to delve into the enriching conversation that unfolded on a recent episode of ‘Russell on ...
Read more→Making Black History: ReLand Ushering In A New Era of Community-Driven Economic Progress
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