Historic Locust Grove has been a museum for over 60 years—but their story continues to evolve. Today, they’re committed to telling the full history of all who lived there, including the enslaved and Indigenous people whose lives shaped this landmark. Locust Grove - Historic Locust Grove, Inc. | Louisville MetroTV

Take 30 seconds, and be mindful with us. We know things are stressful, but if you’re looking for just a bit of respite, take a pause here. Locust Grove’s grounds, totaling around 55 acres, are home to gorgeous views of the conserved woodlands, pollinator field, historic gardens, and more. If you’re looking for a place to exist peacefully, the site is available to walk around until Dusk each night. The museum itself is open Tuesday-Saturday, 10am to 4:30pm. 🧺🗝️🤎 #locustgrove #louisvilleky #lou

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Sikongo Rice Farmers Thank Govt for Locust Control By Sibeso Likezo Some Farmers in Sikongo District of Western province have thanked government for moving in quickly to combat the red locusts infestation in the district. Representing affected rice farmers, JERRY MUTATA, says his 12 hectares of rice field has been infested by the locusts. #Rice #Locust #farming | ZNBC Today