Key organizations team up to create talent pipeline for tech, manufacturing employees
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Efforts to make Louisville a regional tech hub lead to investments by IBM, Microsoft, others.
In Louisville, the recovery will be led by the city’s core strengths – medical logistics, health care and aging innovation, business services and manufacturing.
Investor-based nonprofit leads regional business attraction efforts, and helps companies succeed
Vibrant culture plus business-friendly environment equals a great place to live and work
If you can drive through Boston, Concord, Knoxville and Portland within a matter of minutes, you’re halfway between Cincinnati and Lexington in Pendleton County, Ky.
Formed in 1840 and named in honor of pioneer Simon Kenton, Kenton County is the third most populous county in Kentucky, behind Jefferson (Louisville) and Fayette...
Grant County is the southernmost county within Northern Kentucky. It was established in 1820 and named for Col. John Grant, a frontiersman and nephew of Daniel Boone.
Along the banks of the Ohio River in the northwestern portion of Northern Kentucky, Gallatin County has been known to use the phrase “Little, but in the middle of it...
The Lane Report
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