Nice mural located on the outside of holy smokes bbq. They have really turned the building around…read morelately and made it look very nice. The big yellow building and the purple adds a nice eye catching contrast. Good food and good public art

I have passed by this horse thousands of times in my lifetime living in Okolona. It is located on…read moreOuterloop not really sure why it's there I'm not really sure the significance but it's pretty cool to see because I love seeing random statues in public are displays.

Be careful he'll get you when you least expect it. Shamus the Irish hangs out on the vista way…read morewaiting for anybody to come towards him so he can steal their soul. This is a scary guy who likes to hang out and change costumes every month. One day in December he was dressed as Santa Claus. So be careful in the month of March. He'll steal your lucky charms.

There's a nice display a public art located at the Okolona library in Louisville. That being said…read moreit is a giant globe of earth and had local kids paint and put objects on that earth to make the kids paint the globe public art display. It's cool check out to the new library and okolona check it out.

Hometown heroes is a a series of photographic murals of famous alumni of Lousiville spread…read morethroughout the city. This particular one former WNBA player Lisa Harrison located on the side of her alma mater southern high school One personably love this series that is spread throughout the city of Louisville this one holds a little bit more weight for me because I am also an alumni of southern high school like the great Lisa Harrison. Her banner actually is right etc to another hometown hero and southern alumni in Phil Simms. So pretty cool she got her honor next to the super bow mvp.

Hometown heroes is a a series of photographic murals of famous alumni of Lousiville spread…read morethroughout the city. This particular one is of nfl super bowl mvp Phil Simms located on the side of his alma mater southern high school. I'm a huge fan of the hometown heroes series spread through the city. Such a cool way to honor the greats that represent our city here in Lousiville. I'm a little biased on this one being my favorite one. For the simple fact that I attended southern high school just like mr Simms. I also played sports and attended Saint Rita right across the Road like Phil Simms did. I know what your thinking. And no, I did not go on to be a super bowl winning mvp like Phil Simms. That's where our life trajectories differs. For those unfamiliar with Phil Simms he was a relatively small time recruit who needed up at small morehead state university before becoming a top draft pick for the New York football giants and becoming a long time starter and super bowl winner for them. This generation may know him more for his duties as an nfl analyst. Overall Phil Simms is absolutely a deserving Recipient of the hometown heroes banners. He has accomplished great things during and post nfl career.

Phil Simms is the local legend out of Okolona Kentucky a suburb of Louisville Kentucky. I went to…read moreSouthern high school Phil Simms went to Southern high school and this is the banner that hangs outside of southern high school. Phil Simms the local legend of course in Louisville unfortunately he did not get to go play for the University of Louisville because that would've been awesome. But he went to a smaller college in Kentucky. And then got drafted a giant got two Super Bowl's are kind of good stuff. So I've met Phil Simms when I was young he came back home after the Super Bowl and my dad and he were friends so they visited the old neighborhood and Phil pick me up and we took a picture I want to find that picture I haven't seen in a lot of years, ask my dad if I can see it drop off that be pretty cool. But besides that this is a nice dedication to him and representation of not only our city Louisville but our community of Okolona

A tribute and memorial to a Kentucky native and local war vet named colonel William Richard Higgins…read morethat sits in Lousiville Kentucky off Preston Highway next to the parking lot for local high school Southern high. Colonel Higgins made news cycles in 1988 when he was murdered while on active duty and serving the United Nations. This is a very nice and well done stone memorial that has some open space and two benches that sit out In front. Overall it is important to honor those who gave there all and paid the tiara sacrifice while protecting our citizens rights and freedoms. Any public art or memorial that educates and pats tribute is a great addition to any community or area.