This qualifies as good news, I believe, and of course, I can't help reliving the villainous time of my shit-canning as beer columnist, back when telling the truth about wretched mass-market swill led directly to my principled departure -- and then another principled departure by the ax-wielder herself, some years hence. As Grandpa Jones always said, "Truth is stranger than fact."
Just go here and read about it:
Coming around again: Matters of principle at LEO.
Best of luck to the new ownership group. Some times a freshening is needed.
LEO Weekly Bought By Group Led By John Yarmuth's Son, by Joseph Lord (WFPL)
Long before he was a congressman, John Yarmuth was the founder of Louisville's alternative weekly, LEO.
And now his son is its principal owner.
The Nashville-based media company SouthComm Communications has sold LEO to a group of local investors led by Yarmuth's son Aaron, LEO staff writer Joe Sonka reported in a blog post Tuesday.
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