Having some of the lowest utility rates in the country gives Northern Kentucky—and the entire state—a competitive advantage.
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2021 Market Review of Northern Kentucky
If it “takes a village” to care for children, then Northern Kentucky’s village is more like a booming metropolis – full of industry, educators and innovators.
Sponsored by Corporex: Across Kentucky, one of the bright spots in 2020’s economy was the real estate market. That was especially true in NKY.
While busy creatively adapting to a post-COVID 19 reality in 2020, NKY tourist attractions and destinations continued to draw in visitors.
Sponsored by Hemmer: Despite a period of uncertainty and brief slowdown at the outset of the pandemic, most Northern Kentucky commercial and residential...
With a strong machine tool history and a unique geographic advantage, the Northern Kentucky region has become a hub for modern advanced manufacturing...
Sponsored by St. Elizabeth: While focusing their efforts on preventing the spread of COVID-19 and treating those who contracted it, health care leaders in...
It's a pretty good bet that 2021 will prove to be an extraordinary year for the tightly intertwined logistics and transportation industries in Northern...
Many large employers in the NKY region say one of their biggest challenges is keeping up with workforce needs – from entry level to management positions in...
The Lane Report
- Partners pitch Lexington region’s advantages to consultants
- New Riff Distilling, Silver Grove Community Foundation Celebrate Earth Day with Opening of New Park
- 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
- Say, whatever happened to that bill? A 2024 Ky General Assembly scorecard
- Gov. Beshear making business development trip to Europe
- Brescia U adding bowling team to its athletics
- College Consensus ranks U Cumberlands most affordable in Ky
- Ky Ag Finance Corp. OKs 18 loans for $2.9M; 8 are new farmers