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Berry Craig2019-06-18 12:54:122019-06-18 12:55:04Report Shows Kentucky Kids Are Making Progress, But Still Lag Behind
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Berry Craig2019-06-18 11:53:562019-06-18 11:54:07Louisville health care company to bring 850 jobs to Jeffersonville
Report Shows Kentucky Kids Are Making Progress, But Still Lag Behind
/in News, Workforce Development /by Berry CraigAn annual report measuring the health and well-being of Kentucky children shows progress in 9 categories, including the children without health insurance, children living in poverty and children whose parents lack secure employment.
Louisville health care company to bring 850 jobs to Jeffersonville
/in News, Workforce Development /by Berry CraigLouisville-based PharmaCord will invest more than $52 million to launch its Indiana operations at the River Ridge Commerce Center.
USDA, UK, Purdue partner to build long-term rural economic growth
/in News, Public-Private Partnerships /by Berry Craig47 rural communities and regions will receive technical assistance to help create and implement long-term economic development plans.
Construction of revitalized Beecher Terrace well underway
/in News, Social Infrastructure /by Berry CraigPhase One of the Beecher Terrace project has already gotten started and will have a major impact on the city’s look when it’s done.
From Business First: Opportunity Zones: Sweet collaboration or a rocky marriage?
/in News, Public-Private Partnerships /by Berry CraigJefferson County has the most opportunity zones in Kentucky at 19, accounting for nearly 60,000 residents, with most zones concentrated in West Louisville.