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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Butchertown boutique closed Monday after a beloved co-owner died. In a social media post, Work the Metal shared that Jack Mathis died on Sunday. “This is a great loss for us, as it ...

The owner of a long-running apparel, jewelry and home goods shop in Louisville's Butchertown neighborhood has died. Jack Mathis, co-owner of lifestyle shop, Work the Metal died Sunday. He was 61.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The longtime co-owner of Work the Metal in Louisville's Butchertown neighborhood has died. Jack Mathis died Sunday at the age of 61, the business said in a post on its social ...

The owner, Ramone Paerce, told Channel 11 his staff and business are not involved with the shooting. He believes it started from an argument between two customers who knew each other. Court documents ...

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“Tomas passed away this morning following complications related to his ongoing cancer treatment. Despite intensive medical efforts, his life could not be saved,” the statement read. “Tomas — You were ...

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