Author - Kevin O. Stinnett

The Lexington Herald-Leader is reporting today that Big Ass Solutions is being acquired by the New York equity firm Lindsay Goldberg.

Yew Dell Botanical Gardens has announced it has recently received a $4 million anonymous gift.

The National Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences named Janet Johnson their Educator of the Year.

At the Kentucky Chamber board of directors meeting in October, Bill Lear passed the leadership torch to Joe Craft.

Twenty-eight state employees have been chosen to participate in the latest Governor's Minority Management Trainee Program.

A California-based logistics company plans to invest $15.5 million on a new warehouse in Louisville and hopes to boost its workforce by 120 by 2022.

Logistics giant UPS, Louisville’s largest employer, plans to add 3,400 seasonal employees through the end of the year, about the same as last year.

Due to a $25,000 donation from Women Leaders in Insurance and Financial Services, women have additional help in reaching their educational and career goals.

Lexmark, a global imaging solutions leader, today announced that it has unanimously selected Richard (Rich) Geruson as Lexmark president and CEO.

A team of students from UofL might have a solution that could help easily locate those keys, and other small items that often get misplaced or forgotten.