Eastern Kentucky University students will soon have the opportunity to pursue a degree in the high-demand field of manufacturing engineering.
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Eastern Kentucky schools will get $2 million-plus in computers for students in Registered Apprenticeships in information technology thanks to grants Louisville...
Addiction Recovery Care Closes on Our Lady of Bellefonte Hospital Purchase, Moves Forward with Plans to Bring Comprehensive...
Six months after disastrous floods swept through Eastern Kentucky, leaving a path of devastation across 13 counties, FEMA, its...
North American Stainless (NAS), the largest fully integrated stainless steel producer in the United States, announced the...
Morehead State is a top-ranked university, and as part of its commitment to academic and student success, the institution sees...
In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s life and legacy, Addiction Recovery Care is proud to announce its inaugural MLK Day Week of Service.
The MSU Foundation has announced an estate gift valued at nearly $3 million dollars, the largest estate gift in the school's...
Community Trust Bank, Inc. was honored with the "Gold Lender Award" from the United States Small Business Administration SBA...
AppHarvest, Inc., announced it has named AppHarvest Board Member Tony Martin chief operating officer, effective immediately.
The Lane Report
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