The state’s drinking and wastewater systems are getting older and need investment, particularly in smaller, rural counties that don’t have the revenues to maintain water and sewer lines.
Officials in Graves County outlined several economic development projects in the works. These projects include new manufacturing space, road updates and more.
With National Infrastructure Week around the corner, many American businesses, workers, elected leaders and everyday citizens are uniting under one message, “Let’s Build for Tomorrow – Staring Now.”
Over the past six months, 200,000+ travelers have filled a reusable bottle with Louisville Pure Tap® water from water fountains at Louisville’s airport.
Gorilla Glass has been used on more than 6 billion smart phones worldwide, and it was developed at a Corning plant in Harrodsburg, Kentucky.
Construction will begin this month on an extension of the highway in Mayfield, KY to create a much needed four-lane bypass around the city.
Kentucky has adopted an innovative building approach for a major transportation project that will save time and money on needed updates to Louisville roads.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has awarded improvement projects totaling almost $3.4 million for eight bridges Bath, Fleming, Carter, Boyd and Greenup counties.
April marked the inaugural direct flight from SDF to LAX – Louisville’s most-requested route. Over 1,100 people fly from Louisville to the L.A. region weekly. Plus, the flights took off just in time for Derby!
Kentucky’s nearly 2,800 miles of rail provide employers with freight logistics and add to our annual growth in exports, boosting the economy.
