Terry Meiners

Meeting every moment with the right floral arrangement and/or gift basket, Nanz & Kraft florists have served the city since 1850. Co-owner Eddie Kraft and his daughter Lydia visited WHAS Radio to shout out their awesome staff and throw a party for their fans.

Listen for details on Saturday's celebration at the Nanz & Kraft location at 141 Breckenridge Lane in Louisville.

It's always a delight speaking with former Louisville Mayor Harvey Sloane. He once walked a thousane miles around Kentucky to shake voter hands and learn from the people of various areas of need.

Dr. Sloane is back in Louisville for a SAVE MEDICAID and MEDICARE RALLY this Saturday, August 23rd at 9 AM in Jefferson Square Park.

He digs into his projections of what could happen to the poorest Kentuckians if the Big, Beautiful, Bill from the Trump Administration is enforced.

Rebecca Fleischaker is the executive director of the Louisville Downtown Partnership and she has oodles of good news about companies moving into downtown offices and other hustle bustle notes from the city's core.

There are lots of upcoming events in downtown so open your calendar app and start adding these MUST DO items to your schedule.

On National Radio Day, Terry used the airwaves to spotlight important community helpers like the incredible crew at St. Vincent de Paul. Mackenzie and Tony from SVDPLOU.org explained how the city can help them continue their mission. Plus, we learned details of the upcoming Clubs and Cocktails event to benefit St. Vincent de Paul's efforts to care for the most needy members of our area.

The Frankfort Avenue FIZZ DISTRICT is nearly one year old so Terry invited his neighborhood buddies to drop by WHAS Radio and 'splain what's goin on!

Josh Harpole is the new president of Kroger's Louisville division, moving around town meeting folks. He talked about Kroger's legacy, service, workforce, and community gifts to uplift.

Welcome to Louisville, Josh!

One of Louisville's most revered journalists, Shay McAlister has created shayinformed.com to present news through a personal prism.

from her website:

"After a decade in television news, I've learned something that might surprise you: staying informed doesn't have to feel like homework. It doesn't have to be overwhelming, negative, or something you squeeze in only when you have an hour to spare. The news should meet you where you are—on your phone during your morning coffee, in your inbox between meetings, wherever life is actually happening.That's why I left TV news to start Shay Informed."

Listen to Shay and Terry Meiners in this WHAS Radio interview on the launch day for shayinformed.com

(August 18, 2025)

Tina Burnell fought and won against developers trying to squeeze a massive complex into her community off of Terry Road.

She formed the Louisville Metro Watchdog Alliance to teach others how to rise up against quiet proposals for developments all around the city.

Now the Louisville Metro Council has sued Tina to, in her words, keep her quiet and exhaust her finances fighting them in court.

We were joined in the interview by Tina's attorney Adrienne Southworth.

KY Venues CEO David Beck says the 2025 Kentucky State Fair is the largest fair in the commonwealth's history.

He shared details on WHAS Radio on the night before the fair's opening ceremony.

A bunch of Terry Meiners' childhood neighbors visited him at WHAS Radio to spotlight their 50th reunion for their Durrett High School class.

They haven't changed a bit since they were kids running through the Audubon Park adjacent neighborhood.

Sheila Dye, Janet Meyers-Coke, Ken Mudd, and John Straub remain connected to their Durrett High School classmates. Their reunion is September 27 at the IBEW hall on Preston Highway.

The high point of their 4 year term at Durrett? Some crazy Karen BOMBED THE BUILDING!

More details are in Terry's interview with the Durrett grads.