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May 3, 2022
There are thousands of small-scale, community driven initiatives making a huge difference in people’s lives and contributing to efforts to curb global warming.
May 3, 2022
The glacier-capped mountains of South Asia, which provide billions of people with drinking water, are warming at an alarming rate
April 30, 2022
Gov. Andy Beshear and Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice Commissioner Vicki Reed announced that applications are available for some $364,600 in grant funding for public agencies and nonprofit programs to
April 20, 2022
Grants awarded last year by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) using American Rescue Plan funds went to some projects that had virtually little to do with addressing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
April 14, 2022
The Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation honored Eric J. Andersen, president of Aon, with IICF's Golden Horizon Award. The annual award recognizes an
April 7, 2022
US$71 million equipment financing facility closed with NYDIG 10% increase in Bitcoin mined and 14% increase in revenue SYDNEY, Australia, April 07,...
March 30, 2022
BLUE MOUNTAIN • The Mississippi Hills Heritage Area Alliances board of directors approved a record $301,485 in community matching grants during their quarterly board meeting on Tuesday, March 22 at
March 30, 2022
From the practical (a training session called “Until Help Arrives”) to the professional (DHS provides protective security advisers across the country), a security expert offers sound advice to taken to ensure that this Passover is a safe one for American Jews.
March 30, 2022
The Mississippi Main Street Association and Mississippi Hills National Heritage Area are partnering on a range of impactful and innovative projects in the Hills region in 2022, including four specific
March 25, 2022
“Every day my administration takes steps to make Kentucky a better and safer place for our children to grow up,” said Gov. Beshear. “We remain committed to providing the resources needed to educate, care and intervene so that Kentucky youth have a path toward a bright and successful future.”