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'I see a tough year on campus': Regents approve 2024-2025 budget – WKUHerald.com - Vimarsana News

'I see a tough year on campus': Regents approve 2024-2025 budget – WKUHerald.com

In an 8-3 decision, the Board of Regents approved the 2024-2025 budget which sets a 92.5% budget spending target for campus units and implements a new 10% overhead fee on campus auxiliary and revenue-dependent units. In their special meeting Friday, Regents were presented the proposed fiscal year 2025 budget of $394.2 million, 1% higher than...

Trader Joe's distribution center coming to Simpson | News - Vimarsana News

Trader Joe's distribution center coming to Simpson | News

A Trader Joe’s distribution and assembly center is being built in Simpson County, Ky. and once fully operational will provide some 900 full-time jobs.

Trader Joe's Distribution and Assembly Center Coming to Simpson County - Vimarsana News

Trader Joe's Distribution and Assembly Center Coming to Simpson County

A Trader Joe’s distribution and assembly center is being built in Simpson County, Ky. and once fully operational will provide some 900 full-time jobs.

LioChem e-Materials LLC To Invest Over $104 Million, Create 141 Full-Time Jobs With New Facility in Simpson County - Vimarsana News

LioChem e-Materials LLC To Invest Over $104 Million, Create 141 Full-Time Jobs With New Facility in Simpson County

On Jan. 26, 2023, Gov. Andy Beshear announced further growth in the state’s EV industry as LioChem e-Materials LLC, a subsidiary of Toyo Ink SC Holdings Co. Ltd, will locate

Franklin's Broady appointed to WKU Board of Regents - Vimarsana News

Franklin's Broady appointed to WKU Board of Regents

Gov. Beshear has appointed Gary Broady of Franklin and Melissa Dennison of Lexington as members of the Western Kentucky University Board of Regents.