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Interested middle schoolers have until April 7 to enter for chance to win $1,000

Businesses have options for supporting working parents with their childcare needs. Here's how leaders can take action.

Failing to act on child care will only twist the knife deeper for struggling parents while generating an economic slowdown.

Middle school students across Kentucky are invited to participate in the Kentucky Chamber Foundations first-ever Kentucky Civics Bee. This new competition will give students the opportunity to share their ideas

Hispanic Outlook on Education Magazine ranks UTA among nation’s best

As the CDC changes guidelines about masking and cases decline across the country, experts believe we are entering the “endemic” phase of COVID-19. Here’s what that means.

Womens’ employment is stalling during COVID-19 recovery. Female business leaders explained how to reverse this trend in the workforce by exploring non-traditional industries.

Company remains only insurer in the world recognized every year since programs inceptionCOLUMBUS, Ga., March 15, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- For the 16t...

Portland’s rich culinary landscape is the product of its chefs and farmers — but the accessibility of pop-up and cart permits allows for a wider range of creativity

SIDNEY — Late last year, the Trustees of the Sidney-Shelby County Chamber of Commerce Foundation met to review education grant applications for the 2