- January 2012
A Different Kind of Business School
Only four years old, a residential high school on WKU’s campus is already recognized among the nation’s top training grounds - January 2012
Teaching the Teachers' Teachers
Chamber program pursues goal of better education by giving principals executive leadership training - January 2012
A Passion for Pure Barre
Clients of a women-centered fitness studio in Lexington are so enthused they’ve become franchisees in several states - January 2012
Hospitality Outlook 2012
Kentucky hospitality officials expect a 2-4% growth, while restaurateurs see another tight year ahead - December 2011
Mixing Business with Leisure
Despite air market retractions, low-cost flights to vacation spots take wing - December 2011
Wireless Network Wars
With voice service transforming into data consumption, communications giants spend hundred of millions in Kentucky - December 2011
Blueprints Fading Away
Digital, always-current Construction Information Management technology has rapidly changed the building industry - December 2011
Research Finding: Benchwork Is Big Bucks
With an annual budget topping $500 million, university research in Kentucky is creating jobs and attracting business - November 2011
Healthcare Uncovers Demand for Slumber
Sleep disorder facility numbers grow with realization that what keeps millions awake at night is treatable - November 2011
Wellness Programs Pay Off
New report finds that investment in workplace health wellness benefits businesses, especially for Kentucky - November 2011
Annuities Regaining Popularity
Market volatility and desire for dependable lifetime income revive interest in an old-fashioned product - November 2011
Balance Sheets Before Jobs
Until consumer demand increases, profitable corporations have no good reason to hire or expand - November 2011
Mission to China
Commerce Lexington, Kentucky Chamber delegations tour nation - October 2011
More Grad Degrees Going Digital
Enrollment in online classes is growing at 10 times the rate of higher education overall - October 2011
Speeding Up Road Projects
Streamline complicated funding process, allow multiple planning steps at a time to get work done years faster - October 2011
Wanted: The Renaissance Worker
Informatics field grows as business, especially healthcare, seeks staff to handle data across multiple platforms - October 2011
Back to the Drawing Board?
After downturn erases a third of construction market, architects hope that the worst is over - September 2011
Accommodating the Caregiver Employee
Workplace policies needed to accommodate rising number of workers caring for aging parents - September 2011
A Maturing Business Sector
Long-term-care insurance rate hikes are rising with the median age of Kentucky population - September 2011
Why New Roads Take Years
Consideration of stakeholder concerns, compliance with environmental and historical protection laws slow projects - August 2011
Livestock Auction Markets Regionalize
Today only 30-plus sites serve Kentucky's 38,000 cattle producers - August 2011
Kentucky Crops Travel Abroad
Agricultural export trade accounts for a third of commonwealth's farm cash receipts - August 2011
Women to Watch
Women who are making a difference in the commercial life of Kentucky - July 2011
The Gold Standard for Energy Systems
Fort Knox power system remake cuts utility use by 40 percent, trims bills $10 million a year - July 2011
Quietly Making Things Happen
Having linked Louisville’s unsung influencers, community ‘connectors’ project to launch in Central Kentucky next year - July 2011
Trade Route to India
State forging ties with enormous emerging market; Indo-Kentucky Chamber spouts in Barren River area - July 2011
Life Science Takes Root
Fertilized by state incentives, start-up incubator bioLOGIC is outgrowing its downtown Covington offices – again - June 2011
Construction Goes to College
Kentucky higher ed finds new finance channels; $1.8 billion? in capital projects since recession hit has sustained builders - June 2011
Mixing Family and Business
Successful multi-generational operations require knowing where personal and professional conflict is likely to arise - June 2011
Still Building in Kentucky
Despite recession and aftermath, Commonwealth has billions in active building projects - May 2011
B-B-Q Pit Bosses
Bosley family grew Owensboro’s Moonlite Inn from diner to a nationally known restaurant, catering and retail brand - May 2011
Gaining Traction
Surviving national consolidation, Kentucky vehicle manufacturing emerges stronger than before - May 2011
A Tale of Two Cities
More favorable tax policy and labor laws have helped Nashville grow faster than Louisville - May 2011
Marketplace of Degrees
Scores of new programs and degrees keep Kentucky's 89 colleges and universities -and students - competitive - April 2011
Wine’s Kentucky Homecoming
After Prohibition induced a 80-year hiatus, nation’s former top grape state again sprouting dozens of vineyards - April 2011
Juggling the Fiscal and the Fun
As if multiple systems to manage weren’t complicated enough, Louisville Zoo turns itself inside out - March 2011
Wealth Management: Reforming a Changing Industry
Kentucky advisers expect a mixed bag of better protection for investors and unintended consequences - March 2011
Banking: New Technology Is All Thumbs
Rise of mobile phone banking meets customer desire for a wider array of fast and convenient service - March 2011
Management: Tapping into Cash Flow
Louisville company hits a growth spurt by specializing in purchasing management for others - March 2011
Ky Banking Outlook: Defining the ‘New Normal’
Slow but positive momentum building in 2011 - February 2011
Others’ Success Is the Payoff
Venture capitalist Ray Moncrief has been building entrepreneurship in Southeastern Kentucky for 25 years - February 2011
2011 Accounting Outlook
Accounting: Investment Incentives Will Boost Business - February 2011
2011 Legal Outlook
Legal Services: Economy Showing Signs of Recovery - February 2011
Fraudster: The Business Werewolf
How to avoid the three conditions that can transform a trusted employee into something unexpected and frightful - January 2011
Rx for Healthcare: Efficiency
Restructuring includes value-based purchasing,physician practice acquisition, electronic medical records - January 2011
Prep Magazine Special Supplement
Feature Stories • Quick Cuts • Prep Line • and more - January 2011
Prep Magazine Ethiopian Cuisine With Culture
Slowly at first, Queen of Sheba restaurant gains foothold in Louisville - January 2011
Prep Magazine Passion for Work Pays Off
Stephanie Meeks buys Jack Fry’s after owner picks her to be buyer - December 2010
Toxic Workplace Hinders Performance
On the job bullying – a mostly same-sex matter affecting a third of workers – is estimated to cost companies billions - December 2010
Aging-Care Prognosis
Entrepreneurship program headed by Signature HealthCARE seeks to make Louisville long-term industry’s global leader - November 2010
Frothy Sales, Stout Profits
Kentucky brewers, brew bars and restaurants tap into growing interest in craft brews - November 2010
The People of the World Games
Half million WEG attendees experience the hospitality of Kentucky - November 2010
University Research
- October 2010
Serving Workers Serves Customers
Texas Roadhouse finds that the path to success focuses on investing in its employees - October 2010
Mixing Business with Pleasure
Murray State program opens another career path for music enthusiasts - October 2010
Buyers’ Market for Planners
Business is beginning to bounce back, but facilities have to compete hard in frugal market - October 2010
World Equestrian Games Begin
- September 2010
A Dose of Success
Louisville life science lab gains traction with product to predict patients’ drug-therapy outcomes - September 2010
Hub of the Horse Industry
The Kentucky Horse Park is ‘the center of the hub’ for regional, national and international equine organizations - August 2010
Ky Incentives Make ROI Numbers Work
In just one year, Kentucky has leveraged revenue growth from business investments to ink deals worth $3.1 billion - August 2010
No Cigar, But Close?
Despite enormous potential, Cuba remains a tough nut to crack for Kentucky exporters - August 2010
Infrastructure for Entrepreneurs
IdeaFestival thinkers foster innovation and creativity essential to growing Kentucky’s business - August 2010
Houses Get Smart
Utilities now modeling homes with smart-grid technology they expect to roll out within five years - July 2010
At the Crossroads
State road builders worry about capacity to fund a system vital to the nation’s and commonwealth’s economies - July 2010
Strategic Partnership
Keeneland allies with one of the nation’s oldest luxury resorts to expand its customer base - July 2010
Diamonds from the Rough
Housing Authority spins $20 million grant into a sparkling new neighborhood project totaling nearly $100 million - July 2010
Bottoming Out
After long decline, Kentucky metro housing starts are trending up - June 2010
Real Estate Deals Go Digital
Buyers and sellers can take a transaction up to closing without handling, signing or crossing out any paper - June 2010
Turning Heritage into Profit
Incentives help make rehabbing Kentucky’s historic buildings pay off for developers, communities and taxpayers - June 2010
Bio 2010
Kentucky looks for technology businesses at BIO in Chicago - June 2010
Leadership Expedition
Louisville, Lexington delegations study Pittsburgh’s transformation - May 2010
High-Impact Education
Centre College sets the bar high and tops it with a culture of enthusiastic achievement - May 2010
Re-Engineering Staffing
Recessionary layoffs allow healthcare companies to sharpen their business processes - May 2010
Developing an Advantage
Mayfield’s Mid-Continent University’s adult education program grows Kentucky grads by sending faculty to the students - April 2010
Putting Recalls in the Rearview Mirror
Toyota gives its top Kentucky executive St. Angelo key quality control oversight role for company - April 2010
Luxury & Sophistication
Six Kentucky hotels rate one of AAA’s highest stamps of approval for service with style - April 2010
Visitors Still Making Waves
Out-of-state rivals’ claims of Lake Cumberland’s demise are greatly exaggerated - March 2010
In the Niche of Time
Elizabethtown bank boosts bottom line with military allotment service that makes life easier for troops - March 2010
Reinventing the Workplace
Time is money, but control of that time is even more valuable - March 2010
Little Things Add Up to Success
Dean Dorton Ford succeeds through professional development, inclusion and embracing change - March 2010
Moderate Economic Improvement Expected
Kentucky’s financial community foresees 2010 as a year of very moderate economic improvement. While the state did not hit the lows seen elsewhere in the nation, a high unemployment rate is keeping consumer confidence and spending levels low. - February 2010
IP Practices Growing
Economic shift from manufacturing to research and design puts a premium on patent law - February 2010
Into the Big Leagues
Union of Chilton & Medley with Mountjoy & Bressler creates a statewide network of 100-plus accountants - February 2010
Entrepreneur’s Helper
Kentucky ranks 36th nationally in venture capital fund investment, averaging $32 million in recent years - February 2010
Legal Practices See Modest Improvement Continuing / CPAs Expect High Demand for Accounting Services
- January 2010
20th-Century Titans
Kentuckians on Harvard list of century's top business leaders - January 2010
Rough Ride
Equine industry’s painful correction gets worse as lenders tighten operations or stop lending at all - January 2010
Going for the Grand Slam
Kentucky’s Cabinet for Economic Development underwrites programs to generate new companies - December 2009
Kentucky’s Newest Medical School
Pikeville College School of Osteopathic Medicine boosts regional economy as it addresses rural physician shortage - December 2009
Building a Biotech Base
State’s best-in-nation matching funds program for federal awards is bringing small tech firms to the commonwealth - December 2009
Digital Remedy
Commonwealth providers find electronic health records cut costs and improve quality and efficiency of care - December 2009
Wireless Entrepreneur
Lexington native builds a deal to locate telecom antenna on local signs into a national marketing business - November 2009
Research Sprouts in Richmond
EKU enters biomass-to-biofuel exploration with California tech firm - November 2009
University Research
Stem Cell Trial by UofL Doctors Puts Heart Failure Patient Back on Track - October 2009
Company’s Coming
Hotel industry is ready; CVBs statewide are prepared to pitch to 500,000 WEG visitors - October 2009
Coming Attractions?
New state incentives roll out the financial welcome mat to the movie business - October 2009
Goodwill to All
After 25 years of expansion, Roland Blahnik is still pursuing aggressive mission for non-profit - October 2009
A Weak Recovery
Public and private debt loads limit prospects of significant increases in spending anytime soon - October 2009
ISCO Industries Featured in Book About Customer Service
- September 2009
Haven for All Horses
Kentucky Equine Humane Center is a unique adoption agency - September 2009
Creating a Superbrand
Alltech doubling down on its $10 million bet as 2010 FEI World Equestrian Games naming sponsor - September 2009
It’s Always Scam Season Part II
Statistics are rare, but Kentucky bankers find decades-old ploys are still active - September 2009
Who’s Who
Guiding volunteer boards behind the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games - August 2009
A Modern ‘Group Hug’ for an Old Mansion
The restoration of the original Kentucky governor’s mansion highlights a rich and diverse history - August 2009
It’s Always Scam Season
Statistics are rare, but Kentucky bankers and law enforcement find decades-old ploys are still active - August 2009
Lessons from the Recession
Kentucky managers say tough times help them focus on the fundamentals - July 2009
Progress Flows Downstream
New Riverbank Filtration promises Louisville a cleaner, greener water supply - July 2009
Finishing Touch
Lexington specialty jeweler among world’s top purveyors of cuff links - June 2009
Right-Size Niche Shines
Builders capitalize on baby boomers' transition into empty nests with less maintenance, more freedom - June 2009
A "Crisis" of Rhetorical Proportions
Job, wage, education and quality of life numbers are now far above rates of prior major recessions - June 2009
A New Take on Green Space
Elizabethtown house first to earn Ky. homebuilders eco-certification - June 2009
Biotechnology
Kentucky Competes Globally for Biotech Development Opportunities - May 2009
Wired for Innovation
New Wired 65 initiatives will bring grant money to organizations that build Kentucky's workforce - May 2009
Value Added
Former pork farmer James Baird now produces supermarket ready meals for national chains - May 2009
Rolex Three Day Event is warm-up for2010 Alltech World Equestrian Games
- April 2009
Good Time to get organized
Down economy provides opportunity to improve your core business efficiency - April 2009
Unbridled Adventure
Eastern Kentucky developing natural assets to draw adventure tourists - April 2009
'Sell what you can sell'
CVBs look to regional market, upgrades to keep dollars moving - April 2009
Leading the charge
Forcht Group President Debbie Reynolds' vision for the company has helped set a clear course for expansion and growth - March 2009
Kentucky Banks Prepared for a Tough '09
Bankers expect difficult business decisions to last into next year - March 2009
Stimulating or Politicizing?
A bigger government role in the economy likely to mean misdirected efforts and less productivity - March 2009
Protectionism Won't Stimulate
Free trade is engine of human progress,linking self-interest with service to others - February 2009
Monetizing Intellectual Property
Your company could have non-coreinformation that's exploitable for cash - February 2009
Country Doctor Redux
New UK Medical School program addresses the need for physicians in rural Kentucky - February 2009
Moving into the LEED
Certified 'green' construction movement creates a new specialty in legal practice - February 2009
2009 Will Be Challenging Time for Legal Practices
Financial squeeze on clients could bring changes in billing - January 2009
Social Media: The New Frontier in Marketing
Is venturing into social networking the right move for your company? - January 2009
The Lincoln Bicentennial
- January 2009
The Power of Capitalism
Keep the free-market economy free from government intervention - January 2009
Balancing Budgets and Ambitions
Senate, House and Governor contend with financial shortfall - December 2008
Wallet-Sized Medical History
Richmond company's digital product gives patients convenient, complete control of their records - December 2008
Informatics?It Means Efficiency
NKU health information technology program is one of fewer than a dozen nationally - December 2008
First Treat the Fear Factor
New MRI suite at Kosair Children's Hospital soothes patients as it upgrades service - November 2008
E-mail Fatigued?
Efficiency techniques tame the inbox and make it an invaluable tool rather than a productivity killer - November 2008
University Research
Fischer-Tropsch Is Turning Kentucky's Coal and Biomass into Ultra Clean Fuels Discovered by two German scientists in the 1920s, the Fischer-Tropsch (FT) process uses a catalyst (a reaction accelerator) to convert syngas to hydrocarbons. - November 2008
A Pep Rally for Boldness
Kentucky must encourage change to compete in today's economic environment - November 2008
Commentary on U.S. Economy
Commentary on U.S. Economy - October 2008
Leap Frog
Louisville restaurateur J.D. Rothberg wins big by leaping his Napa River Grill to a new pond - October 2008
Convention Competition
Kentucky facility operators get repeat business by focusing on friendly, customized services to make gatherings memorable and pleasant - October 2008
Responding to Financial Chaos
With the recent passage of the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 by the U.S. Congress, the editors of The Lane Report decided to collect a cross sample of past and present quotations and comments about global economics, the U.S. economy and the - September 2008
A Brand Built by Quality
Kentucky's equine economic cluster has multibillion-dollar annual impact - September 2008
Place Your Bets
A primer on the ins and outs of wagering - September 2008
What's Their Secret?
Some find positive-attitude conceptsof Law of Attraction do boost business - September 2008
In the Company of Colonels
Kentucky Colonels remains a rank of distinction;order's good works benefit more than 150 groups - August 2008
Million Dollar Woman
Veteran event fundraiser Tonya York Dees talks about the work that makes Louisville's new crop of major events possible - August 2008
Top 10 Advertising Mistakes to Avoid
It pays to put your message and brand before customers in a controlled manner - August 2008
A Dog's Life
Increasingly, it's pretty good: Full service pet resort taps into growing trend - July 2008
Should Venture Capitalists Bet on Kentucky?
Local leaders in economic development presenta 'wish list' to help the state improve its odds - July 2008
Down Time Start-ups
When the economy slows down,entrepreneurship speeds up - July 2008
Gone to Texas: Commerce Lexington's 69th annual leadership visit to Austin
- June 2008
Grab the Microphone
Boost your private business with public speaking - June 2008
Finding the KeysPart II
University of Kentucky researchers identify opportunities for greater prosperity - June 2008
Location, Location, Location
Five components of restaurant and business site selection usually create formula for success - June 2008
Change Order
Commercial real estate and construction downshift, but keep moving - May 2008
Class Action
MBA programs are a means of financial growth for Kentucky businesses and individuals - May 2008
Boomers Pass the Workplace Torch
Gen X, Gen Y look for feedback andlots of it, want that team feeling, mentoring - May 2008
Tech Goes Green
Louisville company at forefront of creating resource-saving virtual server - May 2008
Rehab for an Industry
Physical therapy entrepreneur Larry Benz now working to transform his entire profession - April 2008
Flexibility Engages Employees
UK's new Institute for Workforce Innovations study links workplace policies to satisfied customers - April 2008
Growing Agritourism
Kentucky farmers increasingly findprofits in hosting their urban brethren - March 2008
Energy, Enterprise, Empire
Billion-dollar bank group is only one product of Terry Forcht's tireless work ethic - March 2008
Chemistry Lesson
Businesses using chemicals on new Department of Homeland Security anti-terrorism list face new reporting obligations - March 2008
Focus on Sound Business Practice in 2008
National slowdown an opportunityfor those who've been prudent;fourth quarter may see recovery - February 2008
NKU's New Arena
Bank of Kentucky Center expected to attract events and patrons from multistate region - February 2008
Behind the Buzz
Tax Increment Financing? Plan on getting to know lawyers, accountants and government officials - February 2008
Tightening Economy Creates Legal Work
Amid slower growth, state'stop attorneys foresee mergers, protection of assets - January 2008
Potential For Decline
The U.S. economy in 2008 will continue to be assailed by high oil prices, a falling dollar and declines in home prices - January 2008
A Company of People
Originally a grocer, Bowling Green-based Houchens Industries has grown into the nation's largest employee-owned company - January 2008
Starting to Click
Kentucky's e-Health initiative expects major efficiencies from electronic medical record keeping - December 2007
Success on Tap
Chain franchise veteran Nick Sanders takes The Pub concept to quick profitability - December 2007
The High-Tech Cow
Kentucky cattlemen streamline operations, reap better sales by using latest technology - December 2007
Your Best Investment Bets
Professionals recommend long-term view for managing wealth - November 2007
Cyber Farming
AgConnections builds a farm records software business by making it easy to use - November 2007
What Are Your Customers Really Saying?
How developing better listening skills can make a difference in your business - November 2007
University Research
Scientific faculty at the University of Kentucky and the University of Louisville are creating new technology - October 2007
Veteran Retreats
Northern Kentucky a Top 10 destination for military gatherings; Bowling Green on the march, too - October 2007
Does Gambling Pay Off?
Gaming could boost horse racing and stop an outflow of dollars and jobs but could cost the state more in social ills, government services and law enforcement - October 2007
A Race Against Time
Gov. Fletcher steadily narrowing gap with Steve Beshear but will need a burst to win - September 2007
Tradition with a Twist
Woodford Reserve's online marketing effort combines the Bluegrass traditions of bourbon and Thoroughbred racing - September 2007
Dudley's Done Right
For 26 years, Dudley's owner Debbie Long has made a living off of good food and community involvement - September 2007
Extracting Cash from Trash
Novelis plant in Berea is the world's largest aluminum recycling facility - September 2007
Equine Leaders
Major Kentucky Equine Organizations - August 2007
Hindman Knows How to Deliver
State's new economic development secretary puts skills to work in an unassuming manner - August 2007
Kicking the Tobacco Habit
Kentucky's tobacco diversification program is seen as a model for other states - August 2007
Ruby Rocks the River
A willingness to take risks has proven to be the recipe for success for restaurateur Jeff Ruby - August 2007
And the Winner is... Undecided
Preston-Osborne Lane Report Poll sheds light on voters' current political mood - July 2007
CSI Business Unit
Computer forensics expert says fortify your cyber crime defenses inside your own office - July 2007
One-Stop Entrepreneur Shop
Development partnership streamlines path through maze of aid agencies - July 2007
Red, White & Business Boom
Ooh! Ahh! Local fireworks come to you courtesy of global economy - June 2007
World Class Takes Time
Planners are busy preparing Kentucky venues for the global spotlight that will shine during golf's Ryder Cup in 2008 and World Equestrian Games in 2010 - June 2007
Cashing In
Homeowners-turned-entrepreneurs see opportunities in renting out homes for major events - June 2007
Fighting False Alarms on Lake Cumberland
Private business and public officials defend Kentucky's $150 million tourism producer against exaggerations about drawdown for dam upgrade - June 2007
The Lane Report's 2007 Corporate Rankings
- May 2007
Ingredients for Success
Sullivan University's acclaimed culinary program teaches future chefs how to succeed in the highly competitive food industry - May 2007
A New Formula for Education
Kentucky's efforts to reach its educational goals move forward as the state prepares to open the new Academy of Mathematics and Science - April 2007
Coming Attractions
Kentucky moves to find new ways to expand and enhance the state park system - April 2007
A Bankable Asset
A Northern Kentucky bank finds a niche by helping retailers handle the overwhelming demands of returned checks - March 2007
Face-to-Face Banking
Independent-owned Murray Bank fills a need for peresonalized service - March 2007
Not Your Typical Doctor's Office
ClubMD breaks ground in the health care industry - March 2007
Get Your Fair Share
Be aware of new tax advantages and deductions for 2006 - March 2007
Prepared for 2007's Economic Challenges
Experts are optimistic about economy, but see reasons for caution - February 2007
An Electronic Trail
Corporate e-mails are taking on a more significant role in litigation - February 2007
Optimism for 2007
Legal experts expect growth and challenges - February 2007
The Perfect Mix
Trail Blazers, a leader in the auto accessory market, redies to expand its retail store and Internet sales - February 2007
They're Not Going Away
Despite political shakeups, Kentucky's bridge projects to move forward - January 2007
Going Steady
Kentucky's housing market stays stable amidst the booms and busts in other cities across the nation. - January 2007
Still Competitive
Kentucky manufacturers are trying to change public perception of a weakening industry - January 2007
Political Outlook
The big question for 2007 - January 2007
Ready for Work
Jefferson County participates in a national initiative to assess workers' skills - January 2007
Unique Concept Earns National Aclaim for 21c Hotel
- January 2007
A Strong, Balanced Portfolio
Economist predicts continued growth for Kentucky in 2007 - December 2006
Retail Renaissance
How Louisville's COOL program is turning eyesores into retail destinations - December 2006
Setting the Chrome Standard
Selling more than $15 million a year in custom parts, Bowling Green-based RC Components is a household name among demanding bikers - December 2006
A Leasing Legacy
Office Suites Plus CEO Norwood Cowgill says he's no pioneer, just very good at real estate - December 2006
Financial Advice With an Agenda
Choosing Sides: understand what's behind your financial manager's advice -
Country Doctor Redux
New UK Medical School program addresses the need for physicians in rural Kentucky -
'Sell what you can sell'
CVBs look to regional market, upgrades to keep dollars moving
Updates on business and economic news from across Kentucky compiled by the editors of the Lane Report.
- U.S. Council of Mayors honors Louisville for
creating a healthier city
January 18, 2012 - Louisville's Director of Performance
Improvement to increase city accountability,
efficiency
January 18, 2012 - DANVILLE: Ephraim McDowell Health opening
new specialty center
January 18, 2012 - Harvard business innovation and growth expert
giving free talk on at UofL on Jan. 26
January 18, 2012 - Text of Gov. Beshear's budget address Tuesday
night
January 18, 2012 - Kentucky Office of Employment and Training is
offering new and better employee search agent
January 18, 2012 - Keeneland September Sale graduate Havre de
Grace voted 2011 Horse of the Year
January 18, 2012 - Gov. Beshear: Deep, painful cuts required to
balance state budget; most agencies lose 8.4%
January 18, 2012 - Four Louisville-based colleges join forces to
boost college readiness among adults
January 17, 2012 - Ky. Regional Extension Center reaches
milestone for transition to electronic health
records
January 17, 2012
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