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These 10 Kentucky Butcher Shops Let Your Family Buy Meat In Bulk And Eat Steak For Less

One small farm market in the Kentucky hills will drop a bundle of meat on your porch, sometimes delivered by the very folks who raised it. I love that detail more than I can say. That’s the quiet magic of the meat bundle. Shops across the state pack steaks, roasts,...

Kentucky · 20h

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A Louisville Restaurant Known for Japanese Steakhouse Cuisine Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

Dutman Ghale LLC, which does business as Bonsai Japanese Steakhouse in Louisville, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Kentucky. Court records do not specify a reason for the filing. Note: Chapter 11 allows businesses to reorganize their debts while...

Louisville, KY · 4h

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Pack Your Bags For This Under-The-Radar Kentucky Town Where Homes Go For Under $150,000

Nobody puts Mayfield, Kentucky on their vision board, and that is precisely what makes it one of the smartest places you could possibly end up. Sitting in the far western corner of Kentucky in the Jackson Purchase region, Mayfield is the county seat of Graves County and a town that operates with the quiet confidence of someone who knows they don’t need to prove anything to anybody.

Mayfield, KY · 13h

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Historic Old Louisville office building heads to online auction

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A historic office building on South Fourth Street in Old Louisville is set to be sold through an online auction this month after Goodwill Kentucky outgrew the space. The sale is being handled by Tranzon Asset Advisors. “The history of the place, since the 1960s, has...

Louisville, KY · 2d

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We Ranked The 10 Best Farmers Markets In Kentucky, And The Top Spot Might Surprise You

One farmers market on this list started out with just six vendors. Today it counts more than 90. I love that kind of glow-up, because it means a whole town kept showing up on Saturday mornings. Another market here pairs local chefs with nearby farmers for special tasting events. A...

Kentucky · 3d

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Heating bill assistance program LIHEAP accepting Kentucky applicants for fall subsidy

With temperatures dropping fast in the Bluegrass, applications are being accepted by community action agencies statewide for help with home heating costs through the LIHEAP fall subsidy.

Kentucky · 1d

The Courier Journal

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Florida firm to construct $175M distribution centers in Shelbyville

A major industrial development will begin construction in Shelby County before the end of the year. Florida-based Blue Steel Development , a real estate firm specializing in industrial development, announced Nov. 5 it had acquired more than 309 acres along Old Finchville Road in Shelbyville for a two-building project called Steel 64. The development will cover almost 2 million square feet and include two Class A distribution centers at around 1.4 million and 363,000 square feet, each designed to fulfill a variety of needs, according to the company's news release. Austin Jones, founding principal and president of Blue Steel Development, told The Courier Journal the projected total project cost is $175 million. Steel 64 is located less than a mile from Interstate 64, 28 miles from downtown Louisville and 50 miles from Lexington, "placing the site within reach of both major metro areas and their respective labor pools," Blue Steel Development officials said. Jones said the number of employees has not yet been determined and is dependent on leasing details. According to the release, Steel 64 will be located near a host of other manufacturing and distribution users, including Walmart, Ford, Kuehne+Nagel, Stanley Black & Decker, Builders FirstSource, voestalpine and

Shelbyville, KY · 3d

The Financial Wire

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Homeowners in Ohio, Oregon, Kentucky and Minnesota face year-end 2026 property tax deadlines, from Oregon’s Dec. 1 late-filing senior deferral to Ohio’s Dec. 31 homestead exemption

Oregon homeowners who missed the April 15 cutoff for the state’s senior and disabled property tax deferral have until Dec. 1 to file, and the late application carries a fee of 10 percent of the taxes, between $20 and $180. Ohio’s homestead exemption in Montgomery County closes Dec. 31, the same day Minnesota’s veterans exclusion... The post Homeowners in Ohio, Oregon, Kentucky and Minnesota face year-end 2026 property tax deadlines, from Oregon’s Dec. 1 late-filing senior deferral to Ohio’s Dec. 31 homestead exemption appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Kentucky · 1d

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MB Roland, a Kentucky Craft Pioneer, Heads to Auction

The distillery in question is MB Roland, the Pembroke craft operation in Christian County that helped put western Kentucky on the craft whiskey map, and it is headed to an online auction rather than

Kentucky · 3d

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Kentucky brewery could close after 10 years unless a buyer steps in

The original owners of Mile Wide Beer Company plan to end their run at the Louisville brewery on December 31, 2026, after 10 years in business. The decision adds another…

Louisville, KY · 8h

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Fluor wins EPC contract on $4B Kentucky data center campus

Award: Data center engineering, procurement and construction. A data center infrastructure developer tapped Fluor to build three data center buildings in the Bluegrass State, according to a Nov. 4 news release. Terawulf, an Easton, Maryland-based company, awarded Fluor a definitive engineering, procurement and construction contract for the Justified Data Campus...

Hawesville, KY · 1d

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Molly Malone's lists its two pubs, other property for sale

The building housing Molly Malone’s Irish Restaurant & Pub in Louisville's Highlands neighborhood is worth a lot of green. The Baxter Avenue fixture, along with the Irish pub's location in Covington and other real estate from the owners of Molly Malone's, are up for sale for a total of $8.2 million, Paul Grisanti, owner of Grisanti Group Commercial Real Estate , told The Courier Journal. The sale doesn't mean an Irish goodbye for Molly Malone's, which opened in the late 1990s at 933 Baxter Ave. Both the Louisville and Covington locations are expected to stay open. The owners are interested in a "sale-leaseback" agreement, Grisanti said, in which the property's buyer would lease the business back to the original owners of Molly Malone's so the pubs can continue to operate. Grisanti said the move comes as the owners "look toward the future" and "just want to sell all their real estate." The goal is to "continue to run Molly's with no changes and run it as it always has been for the last 30-plus years," he said. “They could have leased the properties that Molly Malone’s is in, but they actually own the property, so they want to sell the

Louisville, KY · 1d

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Private Bourbon Clubs Sell Access as Prices Soften

When Rare Bottles Get Easier to Buy, Clubs Sell Something Else Louisville Business First reports that private bourbon clubs are offering exclusive access as shelf prices soften. The full article is

Louisville, KY · 1d

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NuLu Shop Owners Say Paid Parking Is Chasing Local Customers Away

Shop owners in Louisville's NuLu district say a new paid parking system rolled out earlier this year is scaring away the neighborhood's local customers, even as tourists keep feeding the meters. Business leaders say confusing signage, strict enforcement and the simple sting of paying to park before paying to shop have combined to thin out foot traffic on some of the district's busiest blocks.

Louisville, KY · 3d

Public News Service

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Small business lending boosts rural Kentucky economies

In one rural Kentucky county, local financing has helped a grocery store make energy-efficiency upgrades and install solar panels, offsetting yearly utility bills by more than $68,000. Robin Gabbard, president of the Mountain Association, said a lack of investment in rural Appalachian communities has prevented many small-business owners from helping to change the tide in their communities. She explained rural small businesses lack access to the capital needed to diversify local economies. "When we put that into practice, entrepreneurs are seeking smaller loans. They often have fewer financing opportunities, and additionally, most banks will not finance new businesses that are startups," Gabbard pointed out. More than $95 million has been invested in rural Appalachian communities over the past 50 years by the Mountain Association, including support for 600 entrepreneurs. Gabbard noted local lending can often make a difference for residents on a daily basis, such as determining how far someone has to travel. She explained at one IGA grocery store in Letcher County, owner Gwen Christon used financing to upgrade the coolers and HVAC system to make her store more energy-efficient, and by saving money on energy costs, she has been able to hire more employees. "She's been able to

Kentucky · 1d

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Louisville Buyers Find More Options as List Prices Dip

Louisville buyers gained more choices and lower prices as active listings surged and the median list price slipped below $300,000.

Louisville, KY · 1d

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Investment groups challenge Kentucky law aimed at ‘ideological’ investing

The plaintiffs claim the law, passed earlier this year, violates their First Amendment rights.

Kentucky · 1d

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Schimpff's Confectionery Owners Honored with State's Highest Tourism Award

Jill and Warren Schimpff, 4th-generation owners of Schimpff's Confectionery in Jeffersonville, were honored as the 2026 recipients of the Will Koch Indiana Tourism Leadership Award. “The Schimpff family’s remarkable longevity in business shows how dedication, craftsmanship, and community commitment can build something that lasts for generations,” said Gov. Braun. "Today...

Jeffersonville, IN · 1d

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FRONTLINE premiers "Coal’s Human Cost"

Howard Berkes: It's not just West Virginia. We're talking about West Virginia, Kentucky, and Southwestern Virginia as the central Appalachian states that are really the epicenter. of the current epidemic of severe black lung disease and the newly reported extraordinarily high rates of simple black lung disease. This Appalachian region has a long history with black lung disease going back more than a century. And in the coal fields of West Virginia, Kentucky and Virginia, it's quite common to run into people who not only have generations in coal mining, but also generations of relatives with black lung disease. So, it's long been associated with coal mining in these states.

Kentucky · 7h