A Collaboration That Will Lead to a Cleaner Louisville
A cleaner Louisville starts with partnership. Louisville Metro Public Works announced that the city is partnering with the Brightside Foundation and Louisville-based Sazerac Company to reduce and prevent litter in areas with the greatest need. As part of the partnership, Sazerac is funding the installation of more than a dozen new litter bins, which Louisville […]
Buffalo Trace Distillery Announces “Camp Buffalo Trace,” New Summer Experience
This summer, Buffalo Trace Distillery is transforming its historic Frankfort campus into the ultimate summer destination for bourbon lovers with the debut of Camp Buffalo Trace, a new immersive experience for guests 21 and older. Blending nostalgic summer camp inspired activities with hands-on bourbon education, Camp Buffalo Trace features a full-day of interactive programming, culminating […]
Louisville Youth Are Clearing the Air on Vaping
A new Louisville youth-led initiative is challenging the idea that vaping and e-cigarette use is just a normal part of growing up. Louder Than Smoke, by Louisville Metro Public Health and Wellness, is empowering teens across Greater Louisville to speak openly about the pressures of vaping and encouraging them to choose healthier futures. Developed alongside C2 Strategic Communications, informed by Jefferson County middle and high school students and in collaboration with Western Kentucky University’s student-led design agency, Imagewest, the campaign is rooted […]
Kentucky-based Republic Bank receives international honor
By Lilli Dubler, Building Kentucky Republic Bank & Trust Company (“Republic” or “the Bank”) has been named to the Forbes list of the World’s Best Banks, the only Kentucky-based bank to receive this recognition in 2026. This prestigious award is presented annually by Forbes in partnership with Statista, the world-leading statistics portal and industry ranking […]
Jefferson Giving Day raises more than $20,000 to support student success
By Marina Fraire, Building Kentucky Jefferson Community & Technical College’s (Jefferson) annual Giving Day brought in more than $20,000 from 93 donors, funds that will directly support scholarships, emergency assistance, and essential resources for students. The 24-hour fundraising event, held on April 22, rallied community members to help remove barriers that can prevent students from […]
Jefferson highlights impact during Community College Month
By Marina Fraire, Building Kentucky Jefferson Community & Technical College (Jefferson) is celebrating Community College Month by spotlighting its role in expanding access to education and strengthening the local workforce. In a recent WAVE Country interview, President Dr. Ty Handy emphasized the critical role community colleges play in today’s economy, providing affordable education while preparing students for in-demand careers. Dr. Handy highlighted how Jefferson works […]
New Republic Bank Federal Impacted Employee Support Loan launches in Louisville
By Lilli Dubler, Building Kentucky Republic Bank & Trust Company (“Republic” or “the Bank”) is proud to offer the Republic Bank Federal Impacted Employee Support Loan, a temporary, zero-interest loan designed to help ease financial strain until pay resumes for federal employees impacted by the ongoing partial government shutdown. This initiative was designed to launch immediately, […]
Launch your teaching career through the Louisville Teacher Residency program
By Marina Fraire, Building Kentucky Jefferson County Public Schools is actively recruiting future educators for its Louisville Teacher Residency (LTR) program, a one-year, paid pathway to earning teacher certification while gaining hands-on classroom experience. Designed for individuals with limited or no prior teaching experience, the residency allows participants to earn a Master of Arts in […]
VIDEO: The I-65 Central Corridor bridge replacement project ramps up ahead of full interstate closure
By Marina Fraire, Building Kentucky This summer’s temporary I-65 closure isn’t just about construction — it’s about rebuilding critical infrastructure that keeps Louisville moving. Learn why the closures are happening, what improvements are coming and what it means for the future of our city at i65centralcorridor.com.
Louisville Riverport Authority launches Master Plan to modernize, strengthening jobs and global trade
The Louisville Riverport Authority (LRA) announced today that it has launched a comprehensive Master Planning process to guide the future of the Louisville Riverport, one of Louisville’s’ largest industrial and logistics hubs. Managed by LRA, Riverport is home to more than 120 companies and represents more than 8,000 jobs across the area. Led by Kentucky-based […]
Republic Bank among “America’s Best Regional Banks” for a third consecutive year
By Lilli Dubler, Building Kentucky Republic Bank & Trust Company (“Republic” or the “Bank”) today announced that it has been recognized as one of America’s Best Regional Banks & Credit Unions 2026 by Newsweek and Plant-A Insights Group. This marks the third consecutive year Republic has received the honor. “To be recognized by Newsweek as […]
OPINION: Addressing the health care affordability crisis in Kentucky
By Kennan Wethington, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Kentucky The people of Kentucky are facing unprecedented economic challenges. Combined with rising health care costs in the Commonwealth, people are faced with tough decisions. Families delaying or skipping care because of cost concerns impacts community health, workforce productivity and the local economy. It’s time […]
Stock Yards Bank & Trust announces new Bowling Green Market President
By Stephanie Smith, Building Kentucky Rick Seadler has joined Stock Yards Bank & Trust as its Bowling Green Market President. Prior to joining the bank, Seadler served as the Regional President at Pinnacle Financial Partners in Bowling Green. With more than 35 years of banking experience, he has also held leadership roles in Louisville, Ky. […]
OPINION: Modernize the Brand, Keep the Soul: When time and money are tight
By Megan Shaw, Luckett & Farley Every brand must evolve. When it ignores shifting demographics, it drifts into dated and disconnected. Recent headlines made that clear: a beloved roadside chain removed too many cues too fast and later walked back choices. The lesson isn’t “don’t change,” it’s change without amnesia. Interiors turn brand into experience […]
Raising the Bar: Jefferson Jubilee sets sights on student scholarship record
By Marina Fraire, Building Kentucky The Jefferson Community and Technical College (Jefferson) Foundation will host The Jefferson Jubilee at 6 p.m. on Friday, October 10 at The Olmsted, 3701 Frankfort Avenue in Louisville. Since its inception, the annual fundraiser has awarded more than 300 full-time, full-year scholarships to Jefferson students, including a record-setting 30 scholarships […]