Monica Sumner is executive vice president and creative director at Brandstetter Carroll, an architectural firm in Lexington.
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Kansas Justice, COO of Pikeville Medical Center, has overseen capital investment projects that have improved health care access and outcomes.
Sarah Murphy Ford grew up in the construction business. She is now vice president of Hartz Contracting, a Scott, Murphy & Daniel affiliate.
Karen Venis is chief executive officer of Sayre Christian Village, a nonprofit senior living community in Lexington.
Louisville is on its way to building the city back better with participation from our leaders, corporate citizens and residents.
The return of the Derby and Churchill Downs’ ability to bring it off without a hitch bodes well for other future Louisville sporting events.
Louisville Water and LG&E/KU invest in enhancing customer service, utilities, and contributing to the region's economic development efforts.
The Louisville arts and culture community is climbing creatively and triumphantly back from a year of pandemic-induced uncertainty.
Louisville tourism is quickly ramping up after COVID-19 all but shut down travel in 2020. Events began piling back on to the Greater Louisville calendar at midyear...
Louisville plays a huge role in the industry and the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, which has helped propel bourbon to unprecedented popularity.
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