An art exhibit “Commissioned to Create: Works by Artists Who Created the Governor’s Awards (1995-2011)” is on display through April 15 at the...
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Kentucky writer and a University of Kentucky English professor Frank X Walker has been named to “The Oxford American: The Southern Magazine of Good...
Celebrating its 30th anniversary, Kentucky Crafted: The Market will take place March 1-4 at a new venue in its original hometown, the Lexington Convention...
Raymond James Financial Inc. has announced a definitive stock purchase agreement to acquire Memphis-based Morgan Keegan & Co. Inc. for $930 million...
The State of Indiana has reached an agreement with Amazon.com to begin collecting Indiana sales tax on Internet purchases. According to the agreement between...
CSX Corp., one of the nation’s leading transportation companies, has certified the Kentucky Transpark in Bowling Green as a CSX Select Site, ranking it...
The Kentucky Distillers Association and the Bluegrass Cycling Club have teamed up to provide backroad bike routes for the popular Kentucky Bourbon Trail that...
Jefferson National Financial Corp. (JNFC) has announced plans to relocate its company headquarters from New York to Louisville, creating 95 jobs at an average...
The International Center for Long Term Care Innovation (InnovateLTC) has signed an agreement with the University of Louisville’s Research Foundation Inc. to...
Kentucky is among the first three states to be accepted into the national ACT Certified Work Ready Communities Academy, a program designed to help states...
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