Dr. Cynthia Harter at Eastern Kentucky University is not your typical economic educator.
Author - Kevin O. Stinnett
The Louisville Water Foundation has approved another grant for the Fund for the Arts at its recent board meeting.
Kentucky’s business and transportation leaders today announced an effort to prevent the serious decline of Kentucky’s infrastructure.
ARC today announced nearly $2 million in additional awards to continue strengthening the economies of Appalachia’s coal-impacted communities.
Dean Dorton Technology received the 2017 Sage Intacct Rookie of the Year Award.
The Kentucky Career Center issued 53,398 Workforce Opportunity Tax Credits to Kentucky employers during fiscal year 2017.
The Kentucky Chamber has encouraged immigration reform for many years.
The project is a continuation of the CO2 capture research that has been taking place between the two institutions since 2011.
UK campus faculty and staff have the opportunity beginning today to provide feedback on making the university an even better place to work.
There is still time to enroll in the 10-session Certificate of Business Administration program offered through the UK's Gatton College of Business.
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