Late Louisville restaurateur Shirley Mae Beard honored at Kentucky Derby Museum
Warren Simpson, son of beloved Louisville restaurateur Shirley Mae Beard, thanked the Kentucky Derby Museum and Louisville ...
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PRP High School student wins Kentucky Derby Museum’s 39th annual art contest
Kayci Shacklette, a sophomore at Pleasure Ridge Park High School was presented with a dozen red roses and awarded a Spring ...
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Here's your complete guide to the 2025 Kentucky Derby Museum Hat Show
Get an exclusive look at the latest couture designs from the Kentucky Derby Museum’s featured milliners at the 2025 Kentucky Derby Museum Hat Show.
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Community honors Louisville icon Shirley Mae Beard as she lies in repose at Kentucky Derby Museum
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The Louisville community gave local icon Shirley Mae Beard her flowers as she lied in repose at the Kentucky Derby Museum Friday evening. Beard, owner and face of Shirley Mae ...
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‘It’s the love she had for people’: Funeral held for iconic Smoketown restaurant owner Shirley Mae Beard
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Saturday, the Louisville community said their final goodbyes to an iconic Smoketown restaurant owner ...
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Louisville community gathers to remember Shirley Mae Beard
The Louisville community came out Friday to remember community activist and prominent business owner Shirley Mae Beard.
Smoketown business owner and activist Shirley Mae Beard remembered for her generosity, energy
Beard passed on Jan. 11 at 84 years old, after decades of serving Southern comfort food and bringing attention to the ...
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5 things to do this weekend in the Louisville area Jan. 24-26
Louisville Boat, RV & Sportshow is back at the Kentucky Exposition Center through Jan. 26. The midwinter event has been ...
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Shirley Mae remembered for nurturing Smoketown community beyond food
The Tennessee native, born Shirley Ann Beard, cemented her roots in the Derby City at the corner of Clay and Lampton streets in the 1980s with two prominent businesses.