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Graduates of Amped business incubator program strengthening local Louisville businesses

D.L.N.I. Hair and Fitness is Louisville's first salon and fitness studio combination, according to owners. Nikki Washington has been in cosmetology for more than 20 years while her husband Londa,

A Louisville woman turned a pandemic hobby into a successful wine company

Coy Wine Collection's three signature flavors: Sweet Red, a Red Blend, and a bestseller, the mysterious Moscato, are sold in nearly 30 stores throughout Louisville, Bowling Green, and Northern Kentucky.

City leaders prepare to reopen community center in Russell neighborhood

The Baxter Community Center has been closed for about five years. Leaders hope the center provides more opportunities for programming and enrichment for children and families.

Minority business owners graduate from Louisville program

Thursday night, several minority business owners in Louisville were celebrated as they graduated from a program focused on helping them succeed.

AMPED's Dave Christopher dedicated to building Louisville communities

Having grown up poor, AMPED founder Dave Christopher is focused on accelerating the economic well-being of Black and brown communities.

JPMorgan Chase invests in local minority-owned businesses

A $270,000 investment will go to AMPED’s Russell Technology Business Incubator(RTBI) and $270,000 will go towards Story’s Wild Beta Accelerator Program. Leaders say the funding will help minority businesses grow.

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Kentucky City's Incubator Seeks to Produce More Black-Owned Businesses

The Russell Technology Business Incubator offers a curriculum focused on the three essential elements needed for a successful business, its founder says.

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Louisville fashion designer Nicole Scott prioritizes sustainability in new collections