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Paintsville

American Standard Brands has announced plans to close its plant in Paintsville, where it has been producing faucets, showerheads and drains since 1969.  At one point the...

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Owensboro

Financial problems resulted in Owensboro’s largest hotel closing abruptly last month, leaving approximately 200 people without jobs and the city scrambling to find...

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Northern Kentucky

The Federal Trade Commission has ruled that it will allow the merger of St. Luke Hospitals and St. Elizabeth Medical Center, both of which serve the Northern Kentucky...

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Newport

Restaurateur Jeff Ruby has closed his Tropicana restaurant in Newport in the wake of a trademark infringement lawsuit filed by Tropicana Entertainment, a gaming company...

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Louisville

Louisville-based Papa John’s International has become the first national pizza chain to offer a 100 percent whole-wheat crust to its menu offerings. According to a 2007...

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London

Kentucky USA Energy Inc., a London-based natural gas exploration and production company, has entered into drilling commitments with two drilling companies for its five...

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Lexington

Ceradyne Inc. has acquired the patent and intellectual property for a ceramic bearing solution for “down hole” oil drilling with plans to manufacture the product at its...

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Harlan County

Penn Virginia Resource Partners (PVR) has acquired approximately 29 million tons of coal reserves in eastern Kentucky and western Virginia from a private seller for $24...

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Glasglow

Louisville-based Air Hydro Power Inc. has moved its Glasgow operations to the company’s newly expanded Bowling Green facility.  Company officials said the consolidation...

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Franklin

The City of Franklin has received a $1 million grant from the federal government to install a fiber-optic loop around the city. Economic development officials say having...

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