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State and local officials and representatives from Washington Penn Plastic Co. celebrated the beginning of construction for the company’s new manufacturing...
The 2024 Bourbon Women SIP Scholarship Program will help develop new talent and professional connections in any industry, especially the spirits industry. It...
The newly released 2023 Impact Report from Covington’s Economic Development Department illustrates a dynamic momentum that further builds on the solid...
With the help of $1.4 million in state incentives, patio furniture makers, Gracious Living KY Inc. plans to expand its operations in Butler County with a...
Rural companies looking to grow their business now have another incentive to pursue exports. The U.S. Commercial Service has enhanced its assistance by...
U.S. Representative Andy Barr today announced a $10 million grant for the city’s 200-acre Legacy Business Park between Georgetown Road and I-75.
BE NKY Client Relations Manager Jeremy Worley recently attended the 2024 InterBattery Conference in Seoul, South Korea, and joined the Kentucky Cabinet for...
Morehead State continues to do its part to positively impact the community and surrounding region. After receiving an Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC)...
he University of Kentucky is set to host the second annual Kentucky Innovator Challenge (KIC) at 8:30 a.m. Thursday, April 11, in Ballrooms 212 A&B in the...
The Lane Report
- UK Pharmacy dean continuing work with promising anti-malarial drug
- EPC-Columbia adding 21 jobs in Lebanon with $3.6M investment
- Kentucky State University names Grant Stepp athletic director
- UK announces 1st-of-its-kind Estate Whiskey Alliance
- UofL researchers develop VR technology to combat eating disorders
- New passport program invites visitors to explore Kentucky curiosities
- EKU’s Central Ky Regional Airport building $4.5M terminal
- Ky Power proposing Demand-Side Management efficiency for customers
- UK Gatton College celebrates five new hall of famers
- Partners pitch Lexington region’s advantages to consultants