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Economic Development
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Guyana’s economy is projected to grow by 86 percent this year, according to the IMF.
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With event-based fundraising scarce, more nonprofit organizations are turning to grant applications to seek funding. The most important component of any grant application is the case for support.
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McKee, Kentucky, was the seemingly unlikely focus of a lengthy New Yorker piece on the economic development value of high-speed broadband.
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A new Work Ready Training Center is coming to Barbourville, Kentucky. The new center will offer trade, certificate and postsecondary education opportunities to the region for high-demand career sectors like health care, technology, advanced manufacturing and logistics.
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An international company that manufactures commercial and military aircraft carbon braking components is expanding in Danville.
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Does UPS conjure images of presents and consumer goods? You should also think about health care – including medical tests and specimens.
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Have you heard of indoor farming? It may be coming to Appalachia.
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The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources launched an experimental project “shocking” dozens of Asian carp right out of the water in Western Kentucky’s Lake Barkley.
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Calling all entrepreneurs and creators – forget Silicon Valley and New York City. Louisville is the place to be.
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