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June 23, 2024
Few months shy of their thirtieth wedding anniversary twenty two year old landon who was found dead in the home on wildwood drive yesterday afternoon grains from a facebook picture seventeen year old broke the baby of the family here with both of our parents and bright smiles on the deep creek cheerleading pays friends right. Rest in peace and you will be missed grandmother doris was a Public Servant in her own right. Weve learned she was a substitute teacher heartbreaking words from a former co...
February 8, 2024
JEFFERSONVILLE — The Center for Energy Education was at the Jeffersonville library Thursday for a utility-scale solar workshop for public officials and community leaders.
August 22, 2023
LEXINGTON – (TNS) Alexander “Alex” Campbell Jr., a philanthropist who helped develop Triangle, Thoroughbred and other downtown parks, died Aug. 15 in Florida. The Lexington native was 95.
August 21, 2023
“Mr. Campbell’s vision of creating vibrant public spaces for people in central Kentucky to enjoy is a wonderful legacy. Mr. Campbell would say ‘giving is a selfish act as it is the giver that receives most of the joy,’” said a colleague of Alex Campbell, Jr.
August 14, 2023
The topic of energy comes up early and often as companies work to make site selection decisions regarding existing and future facilities.
May 2, 2023
At the 2023 Business Facilities LiveXchange, site selectors met with economic developers for one-on-one meetings and more.
April 11, 2023
The industry is playing a key role in siting and developing new semiconductors and similar plants.
December 3, 2021
Steven Smolensky was a former Citrus deputy who was shot and killed this week. His loved ones are trying to focus on the good memories, recalling the laugh and professionalism he brought with the badge. "He was like my best friend."
December 3, 2021
Steven Smolensky was a former Citrus deputy who was shot and killed this week. His loved ones are trying to focus on the good memories, recalling the laugh and professionalism he brought with the badge. "He was like my best friend."