Nearly 300 leaders from across the Greater Lexington public and private sector will gather for a 2024 Regional Summit Nov. 20 to further collective economic...
Tag - Workforce Development
The Health Enterprises Network (HEN), an initiative of Greater Louisville Inc., graduated 13 emerging leaders from its signature program, Healthcare Fellows.
Another 280 Pike County, Kentucky, coal mining jobs are about to disappear, this time from the MC Mining Complex.
University of Louisville students now have additional opportunities for industry-specific education thanks to a new minor in hospitality management offered by...
Nearly 800 private and public high school students throughout Northern Kentucky had the opportunity to visit more than a dozen local manufacturing companies...
The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration (EDA) recently awarded more than $40 million to Shaping Our Appalachian Region (SOAR) as...
As a young girl, Wilma “Willi” Walker would look up at the sky and dream of flying as she watched the airplanes fly over.
3,458 students and 209 educators from 12 school districts, as well as private and homeschool networks, actively participated in the SCK LAUNCH Experience this...
Greater Louisville Inc. (GLI) graduated the second cohort of its Advanced Manufacturing and Logistics Network (AML) Fellows in October. AML Fellows was...
The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE) awarded $11.8 million in matching dollars to 33 eligible postsecondary healthcare programs offered by 19...
The Lane Report
- 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