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SHARE LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A roster of organizations are uniting to provide support to Kentucky’s restaurant industry workers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. What You Need To Know Kentucky nonprofits are organizing a relief grant to aid workers in the hospitality industry Workers must prove they work at a locally-owned restaurant or bar, and provide paystub with their application Funds will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis Fund has garnered $100,000 so far Gary Fox, president of Apron Inc., a Louisville-based nonprofit that offers critical support to independent restaurant ...

Tweet In Soul Full of Coal Dust, journalist Chris Hamby revisits the stories that won him a 2014 Pulitzer Prize, exposing the treacherous tactics hired hands for the coal industry used to deprive Appalachian miners of health benefits for black lung disease. Focusing on West Virginia communities where mines offered some of the few well-paid jobs, Hamby describes the legal battles disease-stricken miners waged against their wealthy employers for modest monthly payments of $500 to $800. The weapons lawyers used when they worked for companies like Massey Coal were unconventional — X...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Eligible restaurant employees in Kentucky can now apply for grocery gift certificates for Christmas.  Apron Inc. just announced a partnership with Brown-Forman and Republic National Distributing Company to help feed families of independent restaurant workers this holiday season.  "We provide emergency financial funds to employees in the independent restaurant community," said Gary Fox, president of Apron Inc. Brown-Forman and Republic National are giving Apron $100,000 to spend on grocery gift certificates, which will go to 2,000 restaurant workers at $50 each....

Editor of the Reformer: This is a fabulous article and I agree that this man has done so much for our community that most people do not realize! As a matter of fact, I have been working with Gary Fox, Tom Call, Mike Emerson, Jim Loney , SVG, David Deacon, Bellows Falls Historical Society, and others for the safe delivery of an amazing historic large piece of paper-making equipment from our community from one location where it currently is to a place by the Adam’s Gristmill that weighs in excess of 9 tons, the only one in existence, and that many, many historians will be coming to our com...

Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   BELLOWS FALLS — Gary Fox’s ears must have been burning Tuesday night, when the Bellows Falls Village Board of Trustees heaped praise on the work he was doing for the village and the town of Rockingham. But that praise didn’t translate into immediate financial support to turn Fox’s three-quarters job as development director for Rockingham into a full-time position, with financial support from the village of Bellows Falls. Fox, who was present at Tuesday night’s meeting, heard plenty of praise from the trustees who w...