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The University of Kentucky Alumni Association Career Services, in partnership with UK HealthCare, will host its second annual virtual Career Management Week Nov. 14-18, 2022. Sessions are designed for UK alumni and friends looking to network, proactively manage their careers and seek professional development opportunities. The series will also focus on career pivots and encore careers.

Several recent building permits will mean a new Chipotle, Waffle House, Wawa and Imeson Park South warehouse in Jacksonville.

Providence, RI (PRWEB) May 02, 2022 -- Gilbane Building Company joins our construction industry peers in celebrating Construction Safety Week. The annual

A transformative gift of more than $5.2 million will create a new home for the University of Kentucky’s College of Design and an exciting entry point into Lexington. The gift from Gray, Inc., which includes companies related to engineering, design, construction, automation, manufacturing and real estate, and members of the Gray family, was approved by the University of Kentucky Board of Trustees during the April 29 meeting.

/PRNewswire/ -- Construction Safety Week, an annual industrywide education and awareness event originally hosted in 2014, kicks off at construction sites...

/PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ -- Construction Safety Week, an annual industrywide education and awareness event originally hosted in 2014, kicks off at...

/PRNewswire/ -- Construction Safety Week, an annual industrywide education and awareness event originally hosted in 2014, kicks off at construction sites...

/PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ -- Construction Safety Week, an annual industrywide education and awareness event originally hosted in 2014, kicks off at...

Ford Motor Co. has hired another local general contractor to build a massive plant in the South. The Dearborn-based automaker — which rankled some with its decision to construct a trio of plants producing electric vehicles and batteries totaling more than $11 billion outside of its home…

Instead of a traditional lecture hall, a group of University of Kentucky College of Design students took to the field to learn from hands-on experience. School of Architecture Professor Bruce Swetnam’s design build studio was tasked with not only designing, but building, full-size prototypes of their projects — some of which will help Kentucky communities.