Remember paper weights? They weren’t novelty items. They were necessary office tools for when paper was piled on desks and fans were used to cool buildings.
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Don’t fear the robotic invasion. They’re just checking our pipes.
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The recent opening of a $46 million facility in Bardstown illuminated a long-running international relationship between Japan and Kentucky.
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Kentucky company CompMed plans to bring 150 additional full-time jobs to Newport with an $1.11 million expansion of its Campbell County office, tripling its Kentucky workforce.
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Serving chocolate-y frappes out of an antique horse trailer is where you’ll find 18-year-old Tyler Rogers, owner of Far Out Espresso – a mobile cafe in Georgetown.
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When Louisville’s Triple Crown of Running – a series of three springtime road races – folded this month after 35 years, organizers blamed lower participation and diminished sponsorships. Despite a strong economy, businesses can be reluctant to sponsor events. Here’s how to keep your event afloat:
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If you’re traveling through the Louisville area this summer, you can save money with a little planning in advance. Three of the bridges connecting Louisville and southern Indiana are tolled, and new RiverLink toll rates begin every July 1.
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The second year of RiverLink all-electronic tolling saw more drivers with prepaid accounts and transponders, more crossings on toll bridges, faster connections to customer service and new services.
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MuttNation, a foundation created by country music superstar Miranda Lambert, has teamed up with national pet insurance provider PetFirst Pet Insurance to help make it easier for people to adopt rescue pets. PetFirst’s headquarters are located in metropolitan Louisville.