One of the smallest counties in Kentucky, Trimble County offers a quiet quality of life and a respite from the hectic pace of big cities
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Bardstown, “The Bourbon Capital of the World,” has a growing industrial sector that includes over 60 manufacturing facilities.
Scott County, Ind., in south-central Indiana 30 miles north of Louisville on I-65, is one of the least expensive places to live in the Midwest
Economic development activity in the already robust Elizabethtown-Hardin County region is cranking up to an unprecedented level.
Henry is a rural community that benefits from a diverse economy led by a strong agricultural base.
Jeffersontown is home to more than 28,000 residents who enjoy the charms of small-town life and the amenities of the big city.
Kentucky emerged from the economic downturn as an economic development leader; Louisville has played a large role in that growth.
The Greater Louisville region is enjoying an era of transformative growth.
The Lane Report's Greater Louisville Market Review 2021
The Lane Report
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- Ky Power proposing Demand-Side Management efficiency for customers
- UK Gatton College celebrates five new hall of famers
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- Epic Flight Academy cuts ribbon on CVG aircraft mechanic school
- UofL’s beekeeping intern practices Ky urban agriculture
- UK HealthCare opens 2nd Interventional Pain Medicine location