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Yet the sun will come up tomorrow. Melissa what did they offer to switch you over . It is really about the suite of services the nasdaq offers as well as support toward Investor Relations and we felt as we made that comparison, a company like ours is better off served on the nasdaq. Melissa i talked to a lot of other folks that went on the nasdaq because fees were lower. Did that play any part in it . It is a slight difference, melissa. It is not significant. What we saw the is suite of services...

We were down 3 on the s p 500. Lets put up the Dow Jones Industrial average. Not today. Not because we had any positive news we just didnt have much news. We didnt have a lot of headlines around syria. Lets call it a relief rally. Put up the full screen. Did droop a little bit. Lack of headlines for syria is what was lifting the stock market today overall. Weve seen a gap between secretary of states announcement a couple of days ago and actually action and today that worked to everybodys benefit...

Another 13year high. And the s p 500 index closing in unchartered territory with a gain of just two points, but a new record of 1,682. The blue chips close at an alltime high for a thirdconsecutive session. Lets get to bob and talk about whats moving the markets. The important thing is, the data was very choppy. Retail sales a real disappointment, although Retail Stocks werent down that much. June was a disappointment, i mean, on retail sales. The china gdp came in where the government said it w...

Joel Hawkins is the Board Chair for House on the Hill, a non-profit organization that provides food and housing to those in need in Warren County.

“We recognize that our future economy, our future leaders, the future of the Commonwealth is in our classrooms today,” said Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman.

U.S. Department of Education selected West Kentucky and Green River Regional educational cooperatives for funding EDDYVILLE / BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (May 22, 2023) – Today, Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman joined students and local educational leaders to announce nearly $17 million in federal funding that w

Two Kentucky educational cooperatives will receive $16.9 million to train, employ, and retain mental health counselors in school districts across western and central Kentucky.

Lt. Gov. Coleman Announces Nearly $17 Million in Federal Funding for Student Mental Health

Joel Hawkins is championing food boxes for families in Bowling Green and Warren County through his non-profit, House on the Hill. His ability to organize and support his amazing crew of volunteers is an added bonus! Joel has created partnerships with various churches such as Plum Springs Baptist, Christ United Methodist, and Woodburn Baptist. He has diligently synergized with Meijer, Bowling Green City, and Warren County Family Resource Centers. His passion to help the homeless and underserved...

Independence Bank presented checks to both school districts this morning from its Horses of Hope fundraising event. Last March, the bank partnered with LexArts, an art guild based in Lexington, to create the Horses of Hope project.