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Shelbyville

Buckhorn Inc., an Ohio-based company that produces reusable plastic containers and pallet systems for material handling, has announced that it will close its Shelbyville...

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Richmond

Eastern Kentucky University has been awarded $220,000 by the Kentucky Agricultural Development Board to further research on biofuel feedstock forages for livestock and...

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Owensboro

Western Kentucky University has announced plans to offer an educational leadership doctoral (EdD) degree at its Owensboro Regional Campus. The program will be available...

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Nelson County

The North Nelson Water District Board of Commissioners has unanimously approved a proposal that will allow Louisville Water Co. (LWC) to supply drinking water to the...

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Lexington

GE has announced plans to lay off 43 hourly workers at its Lexington lamp plant, where it produces specialty incandescent lights. GE spokeswoman Janice Fraser told The...

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Hebron

Levi Strauss & Co. has opened a new 151,000-s.f. distribution facility in Hebron, where it will receive Levi’s and Dockers products arriving from manufacturing...

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Hazard

Hazard Community and Technical College has received $1.2 million in state funds to purchase two 3-D Next Generation Virtual Reality Simulation Units. The equipment will...

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Hawesville

Roll Coater Inc., a company that specializes in pre-fabrication coil-coating services to steel mills and metal service centers, will be laying off 88 workers at its...

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Fordsville

National Office Furniture, a manufacturer of wood casegood products, has announced plans to invest more than $4.5 million at its Fordsville manufacturing plant to...

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Campbellsville

Ragner Manufacturing plans to hire approximately 125 people to handle production of its patented MicroHose, a hose that increases in size through water pressure...

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