Governor Andy Beshear and Secretary of State Michael Adams reached a non-partisan agreement to give Kentuckians concerned with the threat of COVID-19 expanded options to
Have you heard the buzz about the bourbon that won’t give you a buzz? Three Louisville women have developed Spiritless Kentucky 74, an alcohol-free “bourbon.”
Four years ago this month, C2 Strategic Communications broke ground on a new building for our growing team of six. It was both scary and exciting to
Now is the time for increased investment in all modes of transportation, according to Kentuckians for Better Transportation (KBT). Chairman Grant Gabbard, former chair Mark Day
One Lexington-area long term care facility found a fun way to celebrate a major milestone. Cambridge Place held a graduation ceremony for its staff and residents who
The New York Times highlighted a common barrier to homeownership in a recent article about affordable housing. Buying a home in a low-to-moderate income neighborhood can be
The Mountain Parkway Expansion’s website has a fresh, new look, after receiving a design update at the end of July. Visitors who view the website will be
Social media and other forms of virtual communication have never been more important. That sentence was true in January. Now, it’s even more true, as
One troubling side effect of the COVID-19 pandemic: Falling vaccination rates. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that as of May 2020, only about
Lexington and Louisville are among the best cities for young professionals, according to a new analysis by SmartAsset. 150 cities were ranked comparing metrics including
A new public-private partnership in Kentucky will work to develop academic innovations into job-creating tech companies. Gov. Andy Beshear recently announced the creation of Kentucky
The American Society of Highway Engineers Derby City chapter recently awarded the New Dixie Highway with its 2020 Transportation Improvement Award. The project competed against other projects
Republic Bank & Trust Company has appointed George Nichols III to its Board of Directors. Nichols has strong ties to Kentucky, including having served as
Louisville Water Co. has removed all its known lead service lines om Louisville. Nearly 74,000 lead service lines that were installed between 1860 and 1936 have
The next phase of planning for the newest segment of the Mountain Parkway Expansion is set to begin in the coming weeks. In June, the
