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Berry Craig2019-10-10 12:40:152019-10-10 12:40:15Over $5M in improvements for Carter Caves and Greenbo Lake state parks
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Berry Craig2019-10-09 11:33:092019-10-09 11:33:09Manufacturing Month highlights billions in Kentucky-made goods
Over $5M in improvements for Carter Caves and Greenbo Lake state parks
/in Featured Projects, News /by Berry Craig$5 million+ in improvements are planned for Carter Caves and Greenbo Lake state resort park as part of the part of the “Restoring the Finest” initiative.
Manufacturing Month highlights billions in Kentucky-made goods
/in News, Workforce Development /by Berry CraigKentucky exports have seen 15% growth since 2015, up to nearly $32 billion in 2018. Those goods were sent to nearly 200 nations globally.
UPS Grows Again: 1,000 new jobs with $750 million in expansion
/in Commercial Real Estate, News /by Berry CraigLeaders announced $750 million in upcoming projects, as well as 1,000 jobs. The largest of the projects is a $220 million maintenance facility.
Churchill Downs expands, purchasing Turfway Park Florence
/in Commercial Real Estate, News /by Berry CraigPlans include replacing the current grandstand with a $150 million racing and gambling facility. “Our team is poised to restore Turfway to its former glory,” said Churchill Downs president Kevin Flanery.
National report shows Kentucky is a freight leader, but underfunded transportation could hinder economic growth
/in Manufacturing, News, Rail, Roads/Bridges /by Berry CraigKentucky freight shipments are currently among the nation’s highest and are expected to increase by nearly two-thirds in the coming years. However, without adequate infrastructure funding for needed transportation improvements, Kentucky’s continued economic growth could be at risk.