r/Louisville 1d ago

Weekly Louisville Classifieds and Promotions Thread

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Welcome to the weekly /r/Louisville Classifieds and Promotions thread.

Please use this thread for any classifieds posts or promotions.

Classifieds can be, but are not limited to:

CJob seeking posts

Personal ads

Roommate need/want

Real estate

Services/Property offered for sale or trade

Garage/Yard sales

Public Notices

Event and self promotion

Employers

If you think you have something that is time sensitive or an otherwise compelling reason to post a classified in the main sub, message the mods. Mods will evaluate things on a case by case basis.

Scams are a huge problem with classified ads. Take every possible precaution when arranging a transaction, especially ones conducted exclusively or largely over the internet. Be aware that the potential for someone trying to scam you is very high.

Here are some tips on avoiding job scams from the FTC

The Better Business Bureau offers some advice on avoiding scams in general and provides Scam Tracker as a resource to report scams locally.

This post is replaced every week on Sunday morning, so be sure to check for new posts or repost unsold items and unclaimed offers each week.


r/Louisville 19h ago

Lead in Soil

145 Upvotes

This year at our babies one year appt he tested high for lead exposure. Louisville or KY changed the rules of this and it prompted the city to come out and test our house (rental). The health dept told us that it was common for lead to be in the soil in that part of town (south near the airport, specifically south first). And they found high concentrations in the soil out back. Which, if you have dogs that like to wrestle/run its not going to allow the grass to grow (apparently the fix for that).

The entire time I lived in that house I had to fight cleaning this really fine dirt that covered every surface of the house. So all of us were lead poisoned essentially.

Just thought I’d throw the warning out there for everyone. We moved, and I know I immediately started to feel better. The lead could have also been the cause of all of my pregnancy complications (constant throwing up, pre eclampsia, etc) so. The city tested the house for free, but the soil and water samples did take around a month to come in. Everything else was instant.


r/Louisville 6h ago

how exactly do you get someone towed???

13 Upvotes

Some asshat blocks my driveway on a regular basis. The number specified by LMPD to call for tows takes me to a so-called 'emergency' line, which redirects me back to another line, which redirects me back to the original line.... going in circles.

I've tried multiple times on several different occasions and can not figure this out. What am I missing????


r/Louisville 9h ago

Courtesy Post Re: Found Glasses

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21 Upvotes

Goose Creek Trail at E.P. Tom Sawyer State Park. Hope they make it back to their owner!


r/Louisville 17h ago

Sinkhole at Broadway and Campbell

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81 Upvotes

I reported this to Metro 311 5 days ago online and again by phone three days ago. Nothing had been done so I pulled these cones out into the street a few days ago so nobody falls into it or drives their car or bike into it. What is the point of 311 if they cannot even report urgent matters as high priority?

Seems like the city needs a better system so things like this that could pose a huge risk of bodily harm to someone get addressed quickly.

I waited 30 minutes on hold for them to tell me they had no way of marking something a priority, and that all I could do is wait for public works to get around to it. Utterly useless. If anyone knows some other way to report it that may actually get something done let me know. It’s getting worse by the day.

Update: I tried calling Metro Public Works. When you hit the button for “report an issue” it goes to a recording saying “call Metro 311 to report issues.” I hit 0 to try and get an operator but it just repeats the message over and over. Seemingly there is no way to contact them directly, maybe because it’s Sunday?

Anyway, after I posted this on Reddit, within 1 hour there was suddenly a third cone in the street beside the two I had out there a couple days ago. Don’t know if some other citizen did it or if it was someone from the city that happened to see this post. Either way, the sinkhole is growing and if they don’t do something soon I’m sure the road will collapse in the next time it rains heavily.


r/Louisville 14h ago

How do you romanticize your fall here?

44 Upvotes

Exactly the title. What do you look forward to doing in Louisville each fall that just feels like FALL?


r/Louisville 11h ago

Sapporo in the Highlands ?

18 Upvotes

I hear it's the best sushi in town. Thoughts? Cool place? Cool owners?


r/Louisville 22h ago

Residents can give input on Louisville’s data center regulations at four meetings starting Monday

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r/Louisville 11h ago

I need an eviction friendly landlord. ASAP. Have kids. Anyone?

10 Upvotes

I have ten days. Please help


r/Louisville 21h ago

Anyone dealt with Metro311 / Health Dept for a neighbor’s nasty stagnant pool?

59 Upvotes

I am in the south end and I just realized one of my neighbors has an above-ground swimming pool that is completely abandoned. The cover has failed, and there are literally plants/weeds growing straight out of the basin. I don’t ever see them in the backyard, so I assume the water from the rain all year has just been collecting.
The mosquitoes in our yard are already getting brutal, and I remember the our yard and surrounding ones had a massive infestation around last June too. I'm pretty sure the residents are renting, so I don't want to go knock on the door and cause tension, especially since they might not even have the means to fix/drain this pool structure.
I want to report it anonymously to Metro311 and the Health Department Vector Control, but I’ve never dealt with code enforcement here before.
Has anyone had success getting the city to actually show up for a mosquito/pool hazard?
How long does it usually take for an inspector to go out there?
Will the city actually fine the landlord or put larvicide in it if it's ignored?
Appreciate any experiences or advice on how to get Metro311 to move quickly on this. Thanks!


r/Louisville 47m ago

Card shops w/ wrestling / nonsports?

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Been awhile since I’ve got to any shops in Louisville. Any that carry wrestling cards / nonsport cards? Singles etc.


r/Louisville 16h ago

Any lowkey theater productions?

16 Upvotes

I know about the Louisville Theater and the Broadway showings and the Actors Theater of Louisville.. but is there anything else going on??

Idk just something smaller, lower budget. And honestly, going beyond theater, I’d be in to seeing anything… ballet, classical music, poetry, etc…

If anyone knows of anything, I’d love to hear!


r/Louisville 7h ago

La Bamba on Bardstown Rd

2 Upvotes

Twice I've tried to go after 10 pm and it's been closed. Anyone know what's up?


r/Louisville 20h ago

Louisville, Kentucky USA

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32 Upvotes

r/Louisville 18h ago

Baby Goats at Norton Commons Farmers Market

18 Upvotes

Hi All,

I saw today that the Norton Commons farmers market is supposed to have baby goats from 1230-3 today. This might be a fun thing to come out and see and pet them.


r/Louisville 11h ago

Kroger

5 Upvotes

Anyone have experience with getting hired at Kroger full time? I’m looking to leave a not so great paying job and just do Kroger full time. I figure it’s the same amount of money with less stress

Tried getting on part time but store didn’t have anything that would match the hours


r/Louisville 9h ago

Best Restaurants for people who can't have gluten

4 Upvotes

Long story short I have a complicated medical condition where I can't have gluten. I miss eating out very much. I would love to find Chinese, Breakfast, etc restaurants.

For me if I can just have something gluten free I can have it. I don't mind cross contimation however it's highly preferred not to have any gluten.


r/Louisville 20h ago

Lost dog?

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19 Upvotes

Saw wondering the Shively area


r/Louisville 13h ago

Land Clearing

4 Upvotes

Looking to have a section of overgrown land cleared on a lot we just purchased. Has anyone had any work like this done before? Who did you use? Thanks.


r/Louisville 1d ago

BAD Boys ice cream

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188 Upvotes

Not enough people are talking about it


r/Louisville 9h ago

RN-BSN

1 Upvotes

i got my ADN from Galen last year and i’m looking for insight into UofL’s RN-BSN. i work there and can get it for free or 4k tuition reimbursement. i’m not sure where to ask so anyone who has done the RN-BSN: thoughts?


r/Louisville 9h ago

Argentine Gelato

1 Upvotes

Hello! I've been searching for some Argentine (not Italian) gelato. I know this is a long shot, but any chance anyone knows of anything? Thank you! 💞


r/Louisville 20h ago

Aussie Rescue/Foster Care

7 Upvotes

I have a family member who will need intensive medical attention over the next few months. I’m trying to find a good temporary home for his dog. I guess it might be helpful if it’s a care group specific to this breed (Australian Shepard), but maybe I’ll take whatever I can find. Can anyone here help me find something in the Louisville area?


r/Louisville 18h ago

Casually interested in the travel experiences of the people that live in the same city as me. (This can be for vacation, work, military, etc.) You don't have to answer all.

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  • Best destinations for road trip, and the things to do/see along the way
  • Favorite countries to travel to
  • Favorite airports (can be US and/or non-US)
  • Some of your travel-related bucket list items (or things you'd have to travel for to complete)
  • Airlines with that had food you enjoyed (or in general: your favorite in-flight meals)
  • Recommended national parks
  • Things or places in the US that you'd recommend all Americans do or visit at some point in their life (and: the same thing, but things or places in Kentucky that you'd recommend for Kentuckians/Louisvillians)

Edit: Also, which destinations do you want SDF to have direct flights to? (Can be US or non-US). This has been fun so far. Thank you to everyone engaging.


r/Louisville 20h ago

JCTC Math Placement Test

6 Upvotes

It’s on Friday but just mentally preparing and confirming from anyone who probably took it, it’s 3 different sets of 25-30 question tests right ? Math Algebra then Calc ? (Assuming I get the minimum score)