Gov. Andy Beshear has appointed the following leaders to Kentucky boards and commissions:
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The Kentucky Agricultural Finance Corp. (KAFC) approved $4,480,399 for 23 agricultural loans for projects across the commonwealth at its monthly board meeting.
Spurred by a decade of legislative changes to Kentucky’s archaic alcohol laws, the Commonwealth’s signature Bourbon industry now provides a $9 billion economic...
Concrete is the most widely used man-made material on Earth, second only to water as the most-consumed resource on the planet. And concrete production is...
Gov. Andy Beshear has appointed the following state leaders to Kentucky boards and commissions:
The state’s next two-year budget is moving right along through the legislative process, as the House sent their versions over to the Senate this week.
University of Kentucky College of Educationclinical professor Lu Young, Ed.D., took part in an event at the White House last week where the U.S. Department of...
The Kentucky Agricultural Development Board approved $2,130,880 for agricultural diversification and rural development projects across the commonwealth at its...
Purdue agricultural economists predict an overall positive outlook for 2024 with modest GDP growth, low unemployment, decreasing inflation and a potential...
Despite increasing pressure from declining commodity markets, rising interest rates and inflation, the farm land market seems to be moving into 2024...
The Lane Report
- KOI Superior Walls creating 73 jobs with $2.4M Boone investment
- LG&E and KU Energy and Churchill Downs renew green energy partnership
- State funds $260M+ in capital projects to transform Morehead State
- Westward Whiskey Vintner’s Cuvee
- $2.6 Million approved for projects in 3 Ky counties
- UK researchers study turning solid waste into aviation fuel
- Murray State cybersecurity program recognized
- MSU Vet Tech ranked #1 in Kentucky and13th in the Nation
- UofL receives more than $450M in capital project funding
- Poll: Beshear most popular Democrat governor again