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The Kentucky Tourism Development Finance Authority has granted final approval to plans by Ark Encounter LCC for a $172.5 million Noah’s Ark theme park in Grant County...
Eastern Kentucky University and Madison County Schools have joined forces to become the first local school district and four-year university in the commonwealth to offer...
The Schmidt Museum of Coca-Cola Memorabilia has announced that it is divesting its extensive collection of Coca-Cola material that dates back to the 1800s and will close...
Less than a month after bringing home the top prize at the respected Rice Business Plan Competition, a team of entrepreneurship students from the University of...
Specialty food supplier R.L. Schreiber Inc. has opened a 140,000-s.f. manufacturing facility in Lebanon, creating 83 new jobs. The Florida-based company produces food...
Kentucky’s public and independent colleges and universities conferred an all-time high of 62,700 degrees and credentials during the 2010-11 academic year, according to a...
NuLu creator and environmental empresario Gill Holland works the business side of arts
Bowling Green tobacco manufacturer Commonwealth Brands Inc. has canceled plans to relocate its headquarters to the Nashville area and will instead integrate operations...
Ashland Inc. has acquired specialty chemical manufacturer International Specialty Products Inc. for $3.2 billion. New Jersey-based ISP is a leading global supplier of...
The Lane Report
- General Fund and Road Fund receipts reported for fiscal year 2025
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- Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ launches inside Louisville Walmart
- Crunch Fitness brings state-of-the-art fitness facility to Lexington
- Gov. Beshear announces $14.4 million to improve infrastructure damaged in 2022 floods
- BreyerFest 2025: Cheers to 75 Years of Horse Magic at the Kentucky Horse Park
- 8 Kentucky companies awarded nearly $750,000 to continue technology development in the Commonwealth
- Op-Ed: Proposed Federal cuts hurt KET
- New study reveals which metro areas have the most and least disposable income in Kentucky
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