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The (Surgically) Enhanced Executive
Professionals use plastic surgery, cosmetic procedures to enhance personal brand and remain competitive
Manufacturers gather in Lexington to discuss energy
May 16, 2013
Participants explore wide range of energy-related topics
Panel gives career insights at Women Leading Kentucky Conference
May 3, 2013
Vickie Yates Brown, Jean Hale, Lindy Karns recognized for leadership
May 2013
One-On-One: Stu Silberman of the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence
Executive director of education advocacy group says adequate funding is key to continuing Kentucky’s progress
Kentucky’s $5 billion public-private partnership play
Innovative, creative public-private partnerships accelerate infrastructure development, streamline strategies and build jobs
Kentucky doctor is the new voice of the American Medical Association
As president, Lexington physician Ardis Hoven will be a leading advocate of U.S. doctors and patients
Learning to work at Berea College
Traditional liberal arts college’s labor program also teaches the ‘soft’ skills in demand today
Exploring Kentucky — The Reel Outdoors
Kentucky’s drive-in theaters take patrons on a trip down memory lane
Bourbon comes home to Louisville
Renewed popularity means jobs, economic development, tourists and interest in preservation
On the boards — May 2013
Kentuckians named to organizational leadership roles
Passing Lane — May 2013
Kentucky third-most stressed state; 1 million barrels of bourbon filled in 2012; pros get chance to ‘Try Teaching’
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New Madrid earthquake threat is overstated, Kentucky Geological Survey says
Researchers working to have maps changed to reduce threat level
