Construction of the steel structure has begun on one of the final buildings in Phase II of the Ovation project on the riverfront in NKY.
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Sarah Murphy Ford grew up in the construction business. She is now vice president of Hartz Contracting, a Scott, Murphy & Daniel affiliate.
Karen Venis is chief executive officer of Sayre Christian Village, a nonprofit senior living community in Lexington.
the University of Kentucky has been selected to help assess dose levels of a Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine booster shot.
Ashely Foley Klein is agency president for AssuredPartners in Louisville and Southern Indiana. She has nearly 25 years of experience in the insurance services...
The Chamber at St. Matthews is celebrating three ribbon cuttings in the coming month for businesses in St. Matthews.
A state panel heard testimony on ways to encourage Kentuckians with criminal histories to pursue careers requiring occupational licenses.
Julie Brazil co-founded Gravity Diagnostics, a state-of-the-art lab in Covington that provides innovative testing for numerous illnesses.
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce will host Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear at its Government Forum Series event on Wednesday, Aug. 18.
In 2020, Kimberly Halbauer was named president of Fifth-Third Bank’s Kentucky region, the first woman to ever hold that title.
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