The announcement marks a turning point in bringing economic vitality to Eastern Kentucky
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Settlement schools are social reform institutions begun in rural Appalachia in the early 20th century to educate mountain children and to improve their isolated rural...
Fulfillment kingpin’s decision to put $1.5 billion Prime Air hub at CVG could shift retail industry’s center of gravity
President Eli Capilouto touts school’s rising graduation rates; says degrees remain a good investment for students
Construction remains mostly male, but female worker and manager ranks are a rising trend
Louisville and Lexington CVBs in midst of major facilities expansions; Northern Kentucky laying its plans
Region expects another high water mark for visitor numbers and spending in 2017
With residential real estate finally back above pre-recession levels, demand for new construction builds
Lydia Bailey Brown, Kentucky Arts Council executive director, sat down with The Market’s producer and one of the agency’s senior leaders, Chris Cathers, for a discussion...
The Lane Report
- WKU celebrates topping-off $74M College of Business building
- Louisville mayor proposes 21 recipients for $5.3M in opioid funding
- $300K grant targets Kentucky childcare business support
- Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital invests $2.2M in 256-Slice CT scanner
- Proposed Louisville police pay increase is 22% over 4 years
- New analysis offers 5 NKY strategies for economic competitiveness
- Lexington to hold Clean Slate expungement clinic, job fair
- New website helps second-chancers with jobs, education, recovery
- Chicken Cock Double Oak
- Ky jobless rate ticked up to 4.5% in March