Louisville's Ford Motor Co. plants may be halting production for an additional two weeks as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to disrupt the supply chain.
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Kentucky Senator Adrienne Southworth files bill SB113 to increase THC in hemp
This bill proposes an increase in the allowable amount of THC in hemp – a move from .3% to 1%.
Pair of north Lexington apartment complexes sell for financed $10.3 million
CINCINNATI—Noah Juran, senior vice president/managing director of NorthMarq’s Cincinnati office, completed acquisition financing of $10.3 million for Fox Run & Matador North Apartments. The two separate properties have a collective unit count of 317-units. Fox Run is located at 1840...
Baptist Health Lexington moves vaccine clinic to Lexington Green
Baptist Health is offering vaccines to people 70-and-older and first responders.
After 75 years Brown Brothers Cadillac closing its doors
February 15, 2021, will be Brown Brothers Cadillac’s last day of operations.
Kentucky Agricultural Development Board OKs $1.3 million for 9 projects
FRANKFORT, Ky.—The Kentucky Agricultural Development Board approved $1,319,895 for agricultural diversification and rural development projects across the commonwealth at its monthly board meeting. “We are beginning 2021 with a strong slate of funding approvals from the Kentucky...
Ky. attorney general announces tobacco settlement
The settlement was reached between S&M Brands and nine attorneys generals, along with MSA participating cigarette manufacturers (PM’s).
Former Kentucky bank CEO banned by Federal Reserve
Carolyn Flynn, the former CEO of Kentucky-based Community Financial Services Bank (CFSB), approved a loan of more than $90,000 to a family member and accessed customer information without authorization, according to a regulatory filing from the Federal Reserve.
Automotive supplier Metalsa adding 300 jobs in Elizabethtown
Tier 1 automotive supplier Metalsa is adding 300 jobs in the U.S. The company, based in Mexico, will create the positions at its manufacturing plant in Elizabethtown.
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Joey Maggard, executive director for the Central Kentucky Division of the American Heart...
Spencer was the 76th Secretary of the Navy. He was sworn into the office on August 3rd, 2017.
Traditional Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of Vanessa Tuttle to Consumer Loan Officer.
Ashish Vaidya, president of Northern Kentucky University, has been named to the board of the...
The Kentucky College of Art + Design (KyCAD) recently appointed Rick W. Smith Sr. to its board of...
Parashar Joshi has been named the new chair of Lexington Habitat for Humanity's board of directors.
Angela Curry will assume the general counsel position on April 1. As general counsel
ASHLAND, Ky. — Unity Aluminum announced the appointment of Barry Schneider to the company’s board...
The Kentucky Distillers’ Association today announced that industry veteran Sara Barnes has joined...
Audrey Lofton joined Baldwin CPAs in November 2020 as a director of first impressions.
Matthew Ashby joined Baldwin CPAs in January 2021 as a Client Accounting Specialist in our Richmond...
Katherine Anneken joined Baldwin CPAs in January 2021 as an accountant in its Richmond office.
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