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Link-Belt Cranes delivers an All Terrain crane with a strong focus toward the North American market with the launch of the all-new 225-ton (200-metric ton)...
Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) today announced Brenda Paul of Bourbon County has been selected as the 2024 KFB Kentucky Farmer of the Year. She will be presented...
Piramal Pharma Solutions Inc. today announced plans to expand its current Lexington operations with a nearly $80 million investment creating 45 new full-time...
Alex Mayes was born and raised in Central Kentucky, so bourbon culture is no secret to him. That is exactly what inspired him to get involved at the University...
Commerce Lexington is providing the Money Smart for Small Business program at no cost for aspiring entrepreneurs and existing small business owners.
SUN Behavioral Health Lexington is partnering with Clark County Public Schools to offer a partial hospitalization program to kindergarten through 5th grade...
Morris Industries, a Lexington, Ky.-based holding company, has added Republic Financial to its holding.
Transylvania University is launching a new clay targets club sport this fall in response to its growing popularity and student interest.
The number of residential properties available in the region has steadily risen throughout the year and, in August, climbed to the highest level since July...
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- MSU Space Science programs expand reach and student opportunities
- New Ky Home initiative offers free marketing workshops to small business
- 18 UK faculty named 2025-26 University Research Professors
- Markey research team discovers gut hormone’s role in fatty liver disease
- OP-ED: State moving to speed up driver’s license system
- E & E Hardwoods to establish new operation in Bell County with $2.1M investment
- OpEd: Ky House leaders wisely insisted on 340B accountability
- Aegis Sortation to expand Louisville operation with nearly $16M investment
- Debra “Debbie” Wulfeck named newest member of NKU Board of Regents
- WKU launches RN to BSN program with online format