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Kentucky’s 10 Roadside Farm Stands Are Bringing Back A Way Of Shopping Many Americans Have Forgotten

In southern Kentucky, you can buy fresh produce and a chicken coop at the same farm market. Same trip, same parking lot. Another stand on this list opens at 6 a.m., seven days a week. That means your produce run can happen before most stores even unlock their doors. One...

Kentucky · 10d
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137 new Opportunity Zones in 76 counties open doors for investment across Kentucky

FRANKFORT, Ky., Oct. 29, 2026 — Federal officials have approved 137 census tracts across 76 Kentucky counties for Opportunity Zone 2.0 designation, opening another avenue for communities to attract private investment and support job creation. Gov. Andy Beshear announced Thursday that all of Kentucky’s recommended tracts received approval. The...

Kentucky · 9d
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Op-Ed: Kentucky manufacturers need Washington to act

Manufacturing is woven into the identity and prosperity of Kentucky. Every day, thousands of Kentuckians go to work in facilities of every size, converting skill, ingenuity, and hard work into products used around the world. From cars and aerospace components to the white-oak barrels that help make Kentucky bourbon famous, our manufacturers compete globally while creating opportunities here at home.

Kentucky · 9d
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Electric Aviation Study Finds That AAM Could Be A Boost for General Aviation Airports

While most of the attention surrounding the emerging Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) sector of aviation has focused on urban applications such as air taxis, a recent Ohio University study found that smaller communities also stand to benefit, provided their general aviation airports are adequately upgraded to support electric aviation. For...

Kentucky · 9d
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Farmers RECC seeks attorney as Gardner announces retirement

Farmers RECC in Glasgow is accepting applications for a corporate attorney following Woodford Gardner, Jr.’s announcement that he will retire Dec. 31. Gardner has served in the role for 22 years, according to the cooperative. The cooperative said Gardner provided legal counsel and guidance supporting its work serving members....

Kentucky · 9d

livability.com

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Park Community Credit Union Helps Members Flourish in Southern Indiana

Park Community Credit Union is building thriving communities throughout Kentucky and Southern Indiana. As a member-owned, not-for-profit financial institution, Park Community Credit Union is built around the people and communities it serves. Its mission is to build thriving communities together through financial inclusion and empowering underserved communities. Founded in 1965, Park has grown from serving employees of GE Appliances in Louisville to serving communities throughout Kentucky and Southern Indiana. From homeownership and entrepreneurship to financial education and savings, greater financial access creates opportunities for people, families and local businesses to thrive.

Kentucky · 9d

The Courier Journal

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These industries are backing Kentucky's congressional candidates

In case you've missed every mailer, yard sign and TV ad in recent weeks, then you might not know voters will soon head to the polls for the Nov. 3 general election. There are several big races in Kentucky, from the fight between U.S. Rep. Andy Barr and Charles Booker to replace U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell to the race for the open seat in Kentucky's 6th Congressional District , which Cook Political Report has shifted to a " toss up " between Democratic candidate Zach Dembo and Republican candidate Dr. Ralph Alvarado. As candidates battle it out on debate stages, in ads and through mailers, who has been funding whose campaigns has been a major talking point. Ahead of the election, The Courier Journal combed through congressional candidates' campaign finance reports, identifying the top types of political action committees, or PACs, from which they've received funds and how much of their funding comes from PACs. For incumbent U.S. House candidates, The Courier Journal reviewed data from both OpenSecrets , a nonprofit campaign finance tracker, and the Federal Election Commission . For candidates without data tracked by OpenSecrets, only the most recent FEC filings were used. Some FEC filings are still

Kentucky · 11d

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Leggett & Platt In Leitchfield To Close

Employees at a Grayson County business will be out of jobs just before the holidays. According to the Kentucky Office of Industry & Apprentice Services, a partner in the Kentucky Career Center, a WARN notice has been sent out regarding the closure of Legett & Platt, Inc. The WARN notice...

Grayson County, KY · 9d

familyvacationsus.com

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6 Kentucky Farms Where You Buy Pork, Eggs And Chicken Straight From The Barn

One northern Kentucky family has been raising fresh chicken and turkey since 1944. That’s longer than most of our grandparents have been buying groceries. I love that kind of staying power. Another farm on this list sells live chicks, hens, geese, and piglets right alongside its eggs and pork.

Kentucky · 11d

dayton247now.com

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AT&T to begin cutting off traditional landlines across parts of Tri-State

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - AT&T will be allowed to begin cutting off traditional copper landlines in parts of the Tri-State in the coming weeks, a move that could affect some residents in several Ohio counties. Most Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky landlines run on Altafiber and will not be affected, but some...

Cincinnati, OH · 10d

appalachianhistorian.org

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Kentucky River Coal Corporation: The Land Company Behind Eastern Kentucky’s Coalfields

Appalachian History Series – Kentucky River Coal Corporation: The Land Company Behind Eastern Kentucky’s Coalfields. The history of eastern Kentucky coal is often told through the companies that opened mines, built camps, hired thousands of miners, and shipped coal out of the mountains. Kentucky River Coal Corporation occupied a different place in that story. For much of its history, it did not mine the coal beneath its enormous holdings. Instead, it owned the land and mineral rights, assembled large blocks of property, leased those rights to mining companies, collected royalties, and defended its titles in courthouses across the region.

Kentucky · 10d

floorcoveringweekly.com

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Louisville Tile Introduces Kosen Collection

[Louisville, Ky.] Louisville Tile Distributors, Inc. announces the launch of KOSEN, a new glazed porcelain tile collection that marks the latest addition to the exclusive Curated Wilcox Fifty Five Collection. Kosen is inspired by handcrafted ceramics. "The addition of Kosen to the Wilcox Fifty Five collection reflects our deeply intentional...

Louisville, KY · 10d

pmg-ky2.com

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City approves increased property tax rate

Property owners within the city of Hodgenville may see a slight increase in their tax bills following the city’s approval to increase its 2025 property tax rate. Meeting in a special-called meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 21, the council conducted a public hearing and second reading of its proposed rate. The city proposed increasing its real and personal property tax rates from 10.9 cents per $100 in assessed value to 11.1 cents. The new rate is expected to produce $256,278 in revenue, which is approximately $11,000 more than last year.

Hodgenville, KY · 10d

Daily Energy Insider

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Kentucky Power advances 2026 reliability improvements

Kentucky Power on Oct. 26 reported continued progress on its 2026 reliability improvement plan, with crews having completed nearly 1,150 miles of vegetation management work… The post Kentucky Power advances 2026 reliability improvements appeared first on Daily Energy Insider .

Kentucky · 10d

WKRC

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AT&T to begin cutting off traditional landlines across parts of Tri-State

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - AT&T will be allowed to begin cutting off traditional copper landlines in parts of the Tri-State in the coming weeks, a move that could affect some residents in several Ohio counties. Most Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky landlines run on Altafiber and will not be affected, but some...

Cincinnati, OH · 10d

WUKY

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'An unprecedented amount of power': Planners and politicians respond to major nuclear project

Last week, Lexington-based The Nuclear Company unveiled its plans for Prosperity One, a proposed Lewis County campus that would be the largest nuclear power plant site in the country — one that could power more than three million homes. "We're talking an unprecedented amount of power, almost double from...

Lewis County, KY · 11d

lanereport.com

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Fifth Third’s Kim Halbauer elected Kentucky Chamber chair

FRANKFORT, Ky. (Oct. 28, 2026) — Kim Halbauer, regional president of Fifth Third Bank, Kentucky, has been elected chair of the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce for the 2026-27 term, with Brown-Forman Corp.’s Les Fugate selected as chair-elect for 2027. Halbauer succeeds Condrad Daniels, president of HJI Supply Chain...

Kentucky · 10d

familyvacationsus.com

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This Huge Mennonite Market In Kentucky Is Where Locals Stock Up Like It’s Costco

A country market in Kentucky now fills a building that used to be a Subway, and the sandwiches got a serious upgrade. Think peppered turkey on a pretzel sub bun with habanero cheddar and house jalapeno mustard. The sandwiches are only part of the haul. Shelves carry fresh produce, meats,...

Kentucky · 14d

railfan.com

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Steve Lee, Former UP Steam Program Manager, Dies

A Kentucky native, Lee began his railroading career with the Illinois Central in 1972 and later served as a trainmaster and road foreman for the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific. As the Rock Island faced bankruptcy, Lee became the division road foreman for UP out of Cheyenne, Wyoming, in 1980. He took charge of UP’s Heritage Fleet in 1989, overseeing 4-8-4 “FEF-3” 844 and 4-6-6-4 “Challenger” 3985 along with the railroad’s vintage diesels and passenger cars. He led the program until his retirement in 2010.

Cheyenne, WY · 13d