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• Most Kentucky pools and beaches are opening Memorial Day
• Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft Hires New Development Director
• Mayor Announces Approach for Strategy to Reduce Violence in West Louisville
• Memorial Day Closings & Holiday Garbage Collection Schedule
• Metro Council members issue statements on Mayor Fischer’s Proposed 2012-2013 Budget.
• METCO Approves Three Loans to Small Businesses
• Air Quality Alert for Saturday and Sunday, May 26 and 27
• Metro Animal Services Seeks Help From Community As Intake Numbers Skyrocket
• Councilwoman Scott hosts next District 1 Community Conversation on Tuesday, May 29th
• Louisville Water and Hardin County Water District No. 1 Expand Partnership
• Memorial Day Closings & Holiday Garbage Collection
• Metro Council begins review of Mayor’s Budget Proposal on Wednesday
• Small-business loans go to two sandwich shops, accounting firm
• U of L to tour portable planetarium
• Knight named executive director of St. Matthews area chamber
• Louisville's budget: Seven things that didn't make Mayor Fischer's address
• Kentucky to add 5,300 summer restaurant jobs
• U of L, UK, Pikeville in economic development competition
• Reminder: The Louisville Campus will be closed Monday, May 28 in honor of Memori...
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• U of L receives $6.3 million donation
• AMC, Cordish call off plans for Kansas City theater venture
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Louisville budget balanced by revenue increase, parking-lot sales
• Facebook unveils Instagram-like camera app for Apple iPhone
• Toyota looks to emerging markets for growth
• No coasters in plan for former Kentucky Kingdom
• Eggners Ferry Bridge to reopen early
• Apple CEO Tim Cook to pass on $75M in stock dividends, putting mark on company
• Kindred Hospital St. Louis delays renovation
• FDIC: Banks' profits at highest level since recession
• Glass Artist Laura Donefer to Visit Louisville for Free Demonstration and Gallery Talk
• Mayor Proposes Balanced City Budget
• Next District 12 “Coffee with your Councilman” set for Saturday, June 2nd
• The next “Talk with Tom” set for Saturday, May 26th
• Long-term SBTS professor Wayne Ward dies at 90
• Revenue increase, parking-lot sales to help balance Louisville budget
• Unemployment declining in Metro Louisville
• Unemployment rates fell in 110 Kentucky counties
• Chipotle Mexican Grill looking at downtown Louisville
• Southern Comfort launches cherry-flavored beverage
• Louisville will host American Legion national convention in 2017
• Kindred extends leases with Ventas for two hospitals
• Motor Trend looks back at Ford Escape
• U.S. unemployment claims decline to 370,000
• Top 5: Kentucky patent recipients
• Amazon to stream old Paramount films online
• Consultants stress need for partner for U of L Hospital in final report
• Kindred’s Diaz testifies about Medicare for Senate committee
• Norgren chooses Louisville over Indianapolis, Memphis
• Louisville business leaders to attend White House briefing
• Covered Bridge residents await decision on annexation
• Root Cellar grocery to open second location
• Louisville parks rated low in national study
• Nation's housing prices rebounded in March
• Call For Volunteers - 20th Anniversary Taste Of Frankfort Avenue
• Consultants stress need for partner for U of L Hospital in final report
• Children's Summer Food Service Program Begins June 4th
• Public Health and Wellness Launches Spanish Language WIC Website
• Summer Food Service Program Closed Enrolled Site Listing
• Washburn Avenue Quiet Zone Receives FRA Approval
• Kindred’s Diaz testifies about Medicare for Senate Finance Committee
• Kentucky has new job training program for veterans
• Norgren chooses Louisville over Indianapolis, Memphis
• Come celebrate our two 2012 USCAA National Championship teams (Men’s Baseball an...
• Parlor Concert Series presents: Bridge 19 with Joel Henderson. Join us for an in...
• Louisville business leaders to attend White House briefing
• PNC donates $500K to Louisville Science Center
• Yum Brands headquarters site of Greenpeace protest
• Louisville airport reports fewer travelers, lower express shipments in April
• There is still time to apply for the "Hit Your Stride" scholarship. Get more de...
• Ed Glasscock to speak at ACG Kentucky breakfast
• Hilliard Lyons upgrades Republic stock to ‘buy’
• Facebook spam is annoying. Cut it down in 4 steps...
• David Laird retires from Jewish Hospital & St. Mary’s HealthCare
• I am going to a lunch workshop today on presentation skills and just read about...
• Ford debt returns to investment grade
• FBI, police raid auto lot in Jeffersonville
• Facebook IPO draws scrutiny from federal regulators
• Toyota adding more engine capacity
• Delta to lease 717s from Southwest Airlines
• Cincinnati airport fares remain high
• Recall of Diamond Pet Foods expanded
• Kentucky is not very bike-friendly
• Kentucky Reggae Festival
• Blood in the streets
• Inbox — May 23, 2012
• ASPCA Partnership Comes to Louisville
• ASPCA Partnership Comes to Louisville
• WDRB story about racial integration in the SBC features Mohler, Walker and Chitwood
• Boys & Girls Clubs to open Parkland facility
• Louisville’s Chris Burke shares story of first home run at Business First event
• SBTS will host seminary luncheon at SBC, June 20
• Downtown food truck gathering to become monthly event
• Bridges authority gets progress updates
• Hint: it's something you don't get from a book.
• Wickliffe Mounds will host archaeology event
• Wickliffe Mounds will host archaeology event
• CafePress expands partnership with National Geographic
• In honor of Election Day in Kentucky: If you had the power to change one thing i...
• I attended Business First's breakfast event with MLB's Chris Burke. I know nothi...
• Little John loses $40K in jewelry, using Facebook to find thieves
• U of L preparing to work on research park project
• Macy's expects 292 stores to double as fulfillment centers
• Cassidy Turley adds 600,000 square feet to Nashville portfolio
• Facebook stock falls below offering price
• Texas Roadhouse, Wendy's up menu prices as beef prices rise
• General Cable to buy Alcan Cable
• Memorial Address delivered by Hon. Samuel McKee
• President King announces special ribbon cutting and music festival at new Emerson Garden Park.
• This week in photos slide show: May 18
• Brown-Forman to underwrite CityScoot rides
• Louisville startup heads to Cincinnati accelerator
• Louisville ranks near bottom in health and fitness ratings
• Mohler speaks to homosexuality, Christian hypocrisy at CNN
• By the way, f you know anyone thinking about starting a Master's program, we are...
• JCPS, Republic Bank among winners in Kilowatt Crackdown competition
• The Campus will be closed in honor of Memorial Day, Monday May 28th. Classes ar...
• If you couldn't make the presidential reception, here are some photos. I may add...
• Mulloy, Colosi, Thornton to speak at forum
• By the way, if someone left a camera at the church, we found one. Contact us to...
• Maker’s Mark billboard slide show
• Mohler tells spring 2012 graduates to faithfully teach and gladly reach the nations
• Humana lowering guidance because of lawsuit expenses
• Louisville gas prices continue monthlong decline
• Delta last again for frequent fliers
• Louisville properties fetching multiple offers
• I'll be on WQXE 98.3 this morning at about 8:15 talking about our Outstanding Gr...
• Indiana casinos not cashing in like before
• Economists expect more economic growth this year
• Lexington brew pubs faring well
• U.S. health care costs rising faster than inflation
• Preakness 2012 photo gallery
• Yahoo selling back half of Alibaba stake for $7.1B
• Faith Maddy, Nancy Hellerud, and and President Stroble having a laugh in Louisv...
• Congratulations to all our new graduates and their proud families. It was anothe...
• Today is the day! Last night's reception was excellent. Thank you to all who mad...
• Air Quality Alert for Saturday, May 19
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Porter Bancorp votes to issue more stock
• Thirsty Pedaler 'pub crawler' rolls into downtown Louisville
• Kentucky loses 2,400 construction jobs
• Mayor Fischer’s brother swims with the sharks
• What is your favorite city in the United States?
• Jefferson Davis birthday commemoration to be held in June
• Dollar General adds two Market stores in Louisville
• We're closing the office a little early today to prepare for tonight's reception...
• Congratulations!
• REMINDER: The Armed Forces Weekend Concert to benefit the Wounded Warrior Projec...
• Top 4: Independent insurance agencies — multiple lines
• Business First to return to U.S. Postal Service delivery
• Raytheon awarded $57.8 million U.S. Navy contract
• Goods are packed for tomorrow's ceremony. My list is mostly checked off.
• Investors brace for Facebook debut on Wall Street
• Bloomington greeting card company closing plant
• Economic indicator slips; jobless claims steady
• Minton re-elected as Kentucky's chief justice
• Kindred COO also named president
• Industrial Services of America names Oliver chairman
• Ashland raises dividend, adds to board
• Frisch's completes sale of Golden Corral restaurants
• Mandatory vehicle insurance notices to be sent to Kentuckians next month
• More than a pipe dream with Alley Theater and Speed Art Museum
• More than a pipe dream with Alley Theater and Speed Art Museum
• Kentucky parks will celebrate trails day June 2
• Kentucky parks will celebrate trails day June 2
• Congratulations to the Spalding University Women's Softball team--USCAA National...
• SBTS hosts second-ever Alumni Academy course, Christology with Bruce Ware
• Indiana Tech opens second Kentucky campus
• Levy Brothers Building Honored with Historical Marker
• KentuckyOne Health parent partners with Conifer Health Solutions to manage revenue
• Gordon Biersch slide show previews May 21 opening
• Rooibee Red Tea secures more funding through stock issue
• Yachtman founder tells CFA Society his investment strategy
• Former Tennessee Commerce CFO joins First Federal
• Kentucky unemployment drops to 8.3 percent
• CafePress partners with YouTube for e-commerce
• In a few hours, our president, Dr. Elizabeth Stroble, will be here for a campus...
• Ford is taking orders for C-MAX hybrid
• St. Louis Fed president: Fed doing enough
• Louisville air fares rising faster than national average
• Delta reaches early accord with pilots
• Angie's List stock offering priced at $13
• Mass layoffs in U.S. fall in first quarter
• Analyst: $50M federal settlement is Omnicare's 'last mess'
• Trader Joe's to open second Kentucky store next month
• Lady Antebellum raises $235,000 for Henryville
• Louisville EMS, Corrections agree on contracts
• Minorities make up most of U.S. newborns
• Public Utility Task Force Releases Recommendations
• Mayor Fischer Helps Unveil $500,000 in Improvements to Breslin Park
• New Union Contracts for EMS, Corrections Help Address City's Structural Deficit
• Louisville Utility and Public Works Advisory Group Offers Recommendations
• Task force recommends merger of Louisville utility companies
• Louisville air fares rising faster than national average
• St. Louis Fed president: Fed doing enough
• Louisville hosting NCAA Division II festival
• Sullivan University will be participating in the EDUCATION FAIR tomorrow, Thursd...
• Mid-America Science Park ‘green’ manufacturing training
• Republic Bancorp raises dividend
• Skechers reaches $45 million settlement
• Regus opens flexible workspace in Louisville
• Federal government has relatively small Louisville employment
• What's the best advice you ever got as a new manager?
• Architecture Billings Index goes south
• Good morning! The Webster president arrives tomorrow. I guess I need to get star...
• Reminder: This is the last week graduating students can register for commenceme...
• Spalding University Alumni Association's Day at the Downs: June 3, 2012 at 11:30...
• First Federal to sell Louisville branches
• J.C. Penney kills dividend to address quarterly loss
• Horseshoe's Cleveland casino draws thousands for grand opening
• Secret habits of wealthy Americans
• Facebook boosts IPO size; GM pulls ads
• Incredible Dave's is focus of new lawsuit
• Fifth Third launches combo ATM
• Lexington's financial future is called bleak
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• God save Bill Maher
• Race for the 19th
• Inbox — May 16, 2012
• The JCPS Shake-Up
• Alanna Nash to Speak at Clifton Center's Screening of 'King Creole'
• Towson University Partners With Learning House to Offer Professional Certification Classes Online
• Mayor's Hike, Bike & Paddle Returns Memorial Day
• Metro Animal Services Searches For Suspect In Dog Shooting
• Free Junk Drop-off Event May 20th
• Bike to Work Day, Friday May 18th
• Lightyear Network Solutions posts smaller 1Q loss
• Merger of Louisville Water, MSD appears likely
• Shatner donates samurai sculpture to Frazier museum
• Ford Escape to pace Kentucky NASCAR race
• ULP opens new geriatric clinical practice
• PNC investment strategist: Stocks still a good investment
• Buy Local First event to be held May 20 at the Water Tower
• JCPS begins $31 million Eastern High School expansion
• Low mortgage rates spur rise in Louisville-area home sales
• Amazon.com begins hiring for Jeffersonville facility
• Going out to Ford' Louisville Assembly Plant today. It's been a long time!
• The latest version of Xara is positioned as a faster, cheaper, easier-to-learn a...
• KFC preparing to expand in Africa
• Coca-Cola to test Sprite/Fanta Select in Louisville
• Facebook IPO has excited many investors
• Coventry Cares to resume coverage of addiction drug
• Ballmer, Immelt among worst CEOs at large public companies, Forbes says
• Fifth Third sponsors NASCAR's Matt Kenseth; Kenseth plans Louisville visit
• Indianapolis' costs for Super Bowl totaled $1M
• Mike-sell's names new CEO
• Volunteers of America of KY Moves Hdqtrs to Historic Downtown Bldg
• General Butler will host ‘Mudathlon’ in June
• For the past two years, Spalding’s Interfaith Prayer of Blessing service has bee...
• May 13-19 is National Police Week University of Phoenix College of Criminal Jus...
• We are busy getting ready for a presidential, (of the university), visit and gra...
• Gist Piano finishes expansion of Lexington facility
• Whiskey Row stabilization work to begin today
• Five tips for job changers
• Are you a Phoenix? Send us your “I am a Phoenix” photos along with along with yo...
• Extendicare REIT exiting Kentucky market
• Family Scholar House gets grant to build fourth facility
• On Sunday, May 20th, one of Louisville's Dynasty Rock & Roll Bands "The Monarchs...
• One day left to join Social Madness Challenge
• Louisville gas prices drop again
• Yum Brands to open China restaurants in electronics stores
• Report: Apple iTV details revealed by Foxconn CEO
• Facebook's busy buying could signal future
• Cincinnati airport reopening terminal
• Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) to cut more than a dozen jobs
• Chrysler, Ford, GM improvements boost economy
• Omnicare to pay Justice Department $50M to settle drug dispute
• Transportation cabinet reopens I-71 south
• Slide show: This week in photos — May 11
• We would like to wish all of the mothers out there a very Happy Mother's Day!
• PVC Ovens Construction Permit 29161-10-C(R3) for GE
• Metro Animal Services Announces Upcoming Rabies Clinics
• Date det for 2012 pure tap 5K and Louisville Half Marathon
• Preservationists Create New Heritage Conservation Fund
• EGUs Construction Permit 34595-12-C and Silos Construction Permit 34658-12-C for LG&E Mill Creek
• Secondary Control Device for Opacity Standard Construction Permit 34410-12-C for LG&E Cane Run
• Councilwoman Welch invites community to Forest Fest’12
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Battle of Perryville tickets are available online
• Kroger gives CEO a 66% raise
• Job fair seeks workers related to hail damage
• Survey data on caterers reveal sites served
• Ernst & Young announces entrepreneur finalists
• Mohler, Ryken offer commencement speech advice to Romney
• Energy regulator is named to Ky. Public Service Commission
• Cedric Francois to speak at Venture Connectors meeting
• Neace Lukens buys Indianapolis firm
• Whiskey Row restoration to cost three times original projection
• UPS could win when Post Office stops shipping iPads overseas
• Auto parts firm to expand in Jeffersonville
• If you could meet any historical figure, dead or alive, who would it be and why?
• SCTD’s Annual Picnic -This Tuesday It’s time to celebrate Spring and what bette...
• Good Friday everyone! I hope your weekend outlook is sunny, fun, and productive.
• U of L to double size of Patterson baseball stadium
• Bluegrass Boardwalk set to open a year from now
• Westport Innovations to open facility in Louisville, create 40 jobs
• Jeffersonville questions validity of health plan contract
• Kasich says tolls needed to put Brent Spence bridge on fast track
• U of L Board of Trustees approves 6 percent tuition hike
• Swopes open new Nissan dealership, expand museum in E'town
• If you own an iPod, then you're probably suing Apple
• Bing revamps with tie to Facebook
• Serving up murder at Whodunnit
• Congratulations to the Men's Baseball team for defeating Apprentice to win the U...
• Mayor’s Healthy Hometown Worksite Wellness Conference to be Held June 7
• Proposed ordinance seeks to rid Metro Louisville of scrap metal theft
• LMPD Announces New Tool in Identifying Persons of Interest
• Councilwoman Flood seeks volunteers for this year’s District 24 Spring Clean-up
• Metro Animal Services Adjusts Operating Hours
• Councilwoman Welch invites community to Forest Fest’12
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• U of L to double size of Patterson baseball stadium
• Westport Innovations to open facility in Louisville, create 40 jobs
• Our ad in The Gold Standard is on a page with a great story about a canine membe...
• The Successful Interview Spring is the time that many HVACR firms start looking...
• Bluegrass Boardwalk set to open a year from now
• Tonight we will conduct our Delta Mu Delta induction ceremony at 6pm. Pics to fo...
• Freedom Metals named to Inner City 100
• Kentucky General Fund receipts down 0.7 percent in April
• In Every Language opens New York office
• GSI gets contract for Shepherdsville facility
• Top 3: Louisville's largest catering firms
• U.S. unemployment claims decline to 367,000
• Scott Memorial enters agreement with Norton, LifePoint
• Courier-Journal to limit free online access
• Host resigns as arena authority chairman
• Appeals court affirms Maker's Mark red wax trademark
• Hostess warns employees of potential layoffs
• Humana's Perkins named president of health, well-being segment
• Want Facebook hits? Try afternoon, evening posts
• Macy's 1Q earnings beat analysts' expectations
• U.S. Postal Service to keep rural post offices open
• Councilwoman Welch welcomes Mayor Fischer to Fairdale on Monday, May 14th
• I-71 to Close in Both Directions May 11-14
• LMPD Chief Steve Conrad will be the featured guest for May’s District 12 Dialogue
• Humana’s Perkins named president of health and well-being segment
• The Courier-Journal featured admissions relations coordinator Ron Chilton. If yo...
• Amazon expands in Kentucky; 550 full-time and 600 seasonal jobs
• Get your message on Facebook before 4 p.m. so it’ll get some hits
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• Tickets for Day at the Downs are going swiftly. Don't wait or you may be out of...
• Keeling retiring from LG&E
• GE Appliances joins Environmental Protection Agency programs
• Horseshoe attendance up 26 percent in April
• CafePress lowers its net loss in first quarter
• Louisville visitors bureau promoting Hometown Tourist discounts
• The Church at Brook Hills announces Payne as pastor of church multiplication
• Kentucky state parks celebrate tourism with specials
• Yacktman to speak at next CFA meeting
• Parlor Concert Series featuring Bridge 19 (Amanda Lucas: Admissions Counselor an...
• On Saturday, our own President Tori Murden McClure will be teaching a half hour...
• ResCare awarded national FEMA contract
• Toyota 4Q profit rises to $1.51 billion
• Walter Walker II is a Webster grad!
• Good morning! I'll soon be off to the Hardin County Chamber of Commerce monthly...
• Have you ever met someone and walked away feeling like you just "clicked?" The c...
• Trails in The Filson’s Archives
• Ford to add week of production at Louisville plants, 11 others
• UK trustees vote for 6 percent tuition hike
• Covington development plan focuses on five areas
• Procter & Gamble accelerates employee-separation plan
• Corvette chosen as Indy 500 pace car
• Marsh Supermarkets CEO Kelley resigns abruptly
• Most employees can't access company networks from tablets, smartphones
• Industrial Services posts lower 1Q revenue, profit
• Study finds more people 'addicted' to cell phones
• The light of day
• Inbox — May 9, 2012
• Crafty lending
• LWC celebrates drinking water week 2012
• Public Encouraged to Complete Community Health Survey
• Councilman Miller to Participate in National Bike to Work Week
• Mayor Proposes Ban on Camping in Small Public Green Spaces
• Industrial Services posts lower 1Q revenue, profit
• Here is the video shown at Graduation last night. Congratulations Class of 2012!
• Toyota to increase 4-cylinder engine capacity in Kentucky
• This Week in Photos: May 4
• Kentucky Derby television ratings increase
• Steps To Become a Pro Web Developer - Career in Designing
• Commercial loan fund officially introduced
• Yum, Ford among best users of social media
• CoreLogic: Louisville home prices fall by 0.1 percent
• Kentucky tourism dollars increased in 2011
• Voting begins soon for Toyota’s 100 Cars for Good
• Kentucky ranks No. 18 for new government jobs
• Churchill reports record revenue, net gain in first quarter
• MSD, Louisville Water Co. task force hasn't ruled out merger
• Turfway's Elliston named Breeders' Cup COO
• Humana's Bierbower named president of employer group
• Exxon Mobil regains top spot in Fortune 500; Kindred now on list
• Zuckerberg begins Facebook's IPO roadshow
• Google's self-driving car approved for license in Nevada
• Toyota launches electric SUV
• Mayor Announces Ice House Entrepreneurship Program Part of SummerWorks
• President Jim King honored as JCTC Distinguished Alumnus for 2012.
• A Portion of Eastern Parkway Will Close Temporarily to Ensure Safe Tree Removal
• Metro Parks Tennis Center Expands Reach of Popular Adult Tennis Clinics
• Churchill reports record revenue, net gain in first quarter
• Dr. Newberry going over his remarks.
• The Class of 2012 has arrived!
• Tomorrow: Master of Business Communication Information session from 5:15-6:15 in...
• Humana's Bierbower named president of employer group
• May “Towers” looks at theology in thought and action
• Tourism accounted for $11.7 billion in Kentucky in 2011
• Papa John’s Sternberg to join Pence & Ogburn law firm
• The Full Monty takes Centerstage
• Derby sets wagering, attendance marks
• Debra Messing wears Grey Goose hat at Derby 2012
• SBA offers training about federal procurement opportunities
• Summer job hires to participate in entrepreneurship program
• Have you noticed the University of Phoenix commercials on TV this month? Be sure...
• Kentucky college enrollment surpasses 300K
• "By 2014, analysts say, more than 3.5 million students will take all of their cl...
• Some days my job is so tough.
• The Best of Interior Design Inspiration Apps
• Louisville gas prices continue to fall
• It's graduation day at JCTC. Congratulations to the Class of 2012!
• Startup Lousiville brewery powered by solar energy
• Kentucky Derby 2012 brought lots of attention to Louisville
• Ky. Bourbon Barrel Ale is a surprise success
• Indy airport officials to demolish former terminal building
• LG Electronics to offer Google TV in U.S. in May
• Costco moves to increase online sales
• AT&T plans big push into home security market
• Investor calls for Yahoo to fire CEO over resume errors
• Tune in to 98.3 by 8:15. I will be talking about your favorite university with t...
• Texas Roadhouse, Northwestern Mutual among firms entertaining at Kentucky Derby
• Author series at Waveland starts May 17
• Celebrities walk Churchill Downs red carpet on Derby Day
• Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft Hires Associate Curator
• I'll Have Another wins Kentucky Derby 138
• Kentucky Derby draws big crowds once again
• Barnstable Brown Gala is star-studded event
• Louisville leaders use Kentucky Derby for economic development
• Happy Derby!
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• A Webster grad, Bill Mudd at the Branstable-Brown party:
• A blog post on a Webster grad's business, Bluegrass E-cycle!
• Derby winner's garland takes shape at Kroger
• Slide show: Kentucky Oaks is Louisville's day at the downs
• Believe You Can wins Kentucky Oaks
• Our mission---- It is the educational philosophy of Sullivan College of Technolo...
• With the continuous development of marine Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioni...
• Derby hospitality shines in Old Louisville
• Derby Festival's biggest event is fun for all
• 1993 Calumet article told story of famous farm
• Actors Theatre names associate artistic director
• Sternberg to leave Papa John’s to return to law
• U of L Physicians signs contract with Peak 10
• LG&E parent reports 35% boost in earnings
• How sellable is your business?
• U.S. jobless rate falls to 8.1%
• Wow! Tickets are going people. I'm going to have to buy some myself pretty soon....
• May the 4th be with you.
• We had a lot of fun at last night's Pegasus Parade. It's almost time for Derby....
• Durham could be next for 21c Museum Hotels
• Schnatter likens Papa John's to Chick-fil-A
• Calumet Farm sells for $36M
• Analyst: Apple might not need carriers
• Facebook narrows in on IPO price
• Cummins buying emissions business
• Betfair’s horse-racing exchange may face long odds
• Uptech names first 8 startups for program
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Top 5: Commercial Real Estate Brokers – Industrial
• Owen announces the return in 2012 of Front Porch Tuesday’s
• Calumet Farm sells for $36M
• Day at the Downs tickets are available. I'm working on getting this link on our...
• Greenbo Lake will host a mystery dinner theater event
• Louisville businesses participate in Celebrity Day at the Downs
• American Queen adds new element to steamboat race
• Federal judge dismisses complaint against Almost Family
• Frost Brown Todd adds seven lawyers in Nashville office
• Master of Business Communication Information session on May 8 from 5:15-6:15 in...
• Startup America offers Derby experience to two startups
• Interesting points. Take a read.
• Hansen sire Tapit among Top 10 sires of 2011
• PSC approves new gas-fired power plant in Jefferson County
• Day at the Downs and Spalding University Alumni Association Classic: Sunday, Jun...
• Almost Family reports lower profit
• It's Derby Eve Eve, do you know what you're doing this Saturday? Are you attendi...
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• U.S. unemployment claims decline by 27,000
• Kentucky Derby post positions announced
• Consultant team named to assist tax reform commission
• Developers to review comments on proposed Simpsonville outlet mall
• PharMerica reports improved 1Q profit
• Target to stop selling Amazon Kindle
• Amazon follows Netflix and Hulu into original TV shows
• Hail storm caused damage at U of L
• Banks cut debit card fees for retailers
• New college grads steer clear of startups
• Clifton Center To Host Film Screening Of Elvis Classic 'King Creole'
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Consultant team named to assist tax reform commission
• “Coffee with your Councilman” set for District 12 on Saturday May 12th
• Family Health Centers, Inc. Receives $5.38 Million in Federal Grants for Facilities Expansion and Im
• Sustainability Event on May 12 - FREE shredding, e-recycling, shoe donation
• Councilwoman Butler announces next SPOT Clinic set for Saturday, May 12th
• Kentucky Derby post positions announced
• Kentucky expands authority of Nurse Anesthetists
• Louisville loses construction jobs
• Festival’s wine event a sellout on first night
• Wicked Sheets wins Venture Sharks competition
• Louisville Poker Tour organized Derby Festival Event, plans expansion
• University of Kentucky ranks seventh in social media usage
• CFO finalists unveiled: Tough choices had to be made
• Strategic Communications among nation’s flourishing women-owned businesses
• Kentucky 25th best state for business 2012
• For Graphic Design Students---50 Stunning design portfolios you MUST see before...
• U.S. auto sales rose in March, led by Toyota, Chrysler
• Wild Turkey launches 'Give 'em the bird' TV ad
• Kindred Healthcare reports 1Q earnings drop
• Papa John’s posts higher 1Q profit
• No plans for IndyCar to return to Kentucky Speedway
• Long John Silver’s seeks area residents for commercial
• RIM unveils BlackBerry 10 prototypes
• TNT Express posts profit; UPS acquisition on track
• Struggling P.F. Chang's agrees to private-equity buyout
• Don’t ask, do heal
• Booms and plumes
• Thank you sir, I’ll Have Another
• Inbox — May 2, 2012
• Kindred Healthcare reports 1Q earnings drop
• Architectural archives for the present and posterity
• Long John Silver’s seek Louisville-area residents for commercial
• Parks department announces dates for adventure races
• Baffert says jockeys know horses’ chances quickly; On Fire Baby takes rail spot in Oaks draw
• Derby Festival Bed Races are nothing to snooze at
• Downtown bridge firms offered up to $12M for early completion
• Allen Howie of Idealogy always has interesting bits in his Marketing Minute. Tak...
• Social Madness still taking entrants
• Caudill Seed Co. to be featured on Fox Business Network segment
• Don’t waste your summer: course suggestions from Prof. Greg Wills
• Local restaurants participate in Fleur De Licious event
• Carucci named president of Yum Brands
• Good morning everyone! Who actually doesn't do work on Derby week? It's just ano...
• Do you know? WHY OUR WEB DEVELOPMENT PROCESS IS THE BEST…EVER…
• Texas Roadhouse reports lower profit after settlement costs
• Roll Forming breaks ground in Shelbyville
• Prospect City Council approves Kroger expansion
• Keeneland spring meet sets attendance record
• Cabela's hires St. Louis company to start work on Louisville store
• Microsoft joins e-book battle with purchase of Nook stake
• Gaylord Opryland's $12M flood wall nearly finished
• Malicious cyber attacks rose 81 percent in 2011, study finds
• Average 401(k) balance up 62% since 2009
• Texas Roadhouse reports lower profit after settlement costs
• Roll Forming breaks ground in Shelbyville
• CafePress global headquarters moving to Louisville, with 592 jobs
• Natural Bridge will host herpetology weekend on May 11-12
• Graduating students: We are still accepting inquiries for student speakers for...
• Just a quick update on how to browse the Web anonymously-----
• Yum Ignites Louisville Challenge winners help YouthBuild
• NBC plans 14.5 hours of Derby coverage
• Ford Escape SUV model hits 33 mpg
• Slide show: Kentucky Derby Festival presents balloons, runners and more
• Cardinals celebration tops the most-viewed slide shows in April
• Conflict at the office is all but inevitable. Find some tips for managing confli...
• For Spalding’s Festival of Contemporary Writing, during the spring MFA residency...
• On May 12 our own President Tori Murden McClure will be teaching a half hour cla...
• Humana stock drops following report of lower earnings
• It’s official: CafePress to move headquarters to Louisville
• Porter Bancorp 1Q net income rose to $985,000
• A nationwide committee of industry experts develops the exams, which are relevan...
• It’s crunch time! Good luck to all our students taking finals this week. Finish...
• Find happiness in one of these top-paying Kentucky jobs
• Louisville gas prices continue to fall
• Humana posts lower 1Q earnings
• Yum selling many U.S. restaurants to franchisees
• Developer plans 5-story student housing project near U of L
• U of L men's basketball leads nation in 'intrinsic value'
• Potential new owner plots Dippin' Dots comeback
• Procter & Gamble shares slide after profit outlook cut
• Highlight of Apple's June conference likely to be software
• Mozzaria to open at Fourth Street Live
• Audubon hosting Mother’s Day tea on May 5
• Metro Animal Services Alerts Public About Link Animal/Human Abuse
• Roadway Access Design for McNeely Lake Park: Input Sought at May 8 Public Meeting
• Chief Conrad joins Councilman Johnson for coffee on May 1st
• Metro Council approves funding to assist Project One’s summer jobs program for area young people
• Staffed Recycling Centers/HAZ BIN Closed Derby Day
• Come support the Spalding University Cross Country team at their Pasta Dinner to...
• Mozzaria to open at Fourth Street Live
• Ford posts lower 1Q results
• GE, PNC, Genentech businesswomen feel supported by employers
• Supply and demand: Kentucky Derby means big dollars
• Stock Yards holding company elects directors
• METCO approves $228,000 in loans to local businesses
• GLI taking Inc.credible awards nominations
• Slide show: This week in photos — April 27
• Our spring graduation approaches on Saturday, May 19th. Would any of you like to...
• Kindred ends some lease agreements with Ventas, renews others
• Do you try to participate in or avoid office politics?
• Louisville hotels see rate increase for Kentucky Derby weekend
• High School Students Turn Inventors The students who compete in FIRST Robotics e...
• Top 5: Meeting and Convention Facilities
• Winston's Restaurant was on TV this morning - did you see it?
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Analyst predicts Apple stock will hit $1 trillion market cap
• Vision Airlines starting nonstop service to Myrtle Beach
• KFC poisoning case leads to $8.3M judgement
• UPS 1Q earnings rise 10 percent
• River dams are untapped clean-energy sources
• Kaiser report says insurers to give $1.3B in rebates
• Louisville hiring activity is picking up
• Omnicare's 1Q income nearly doubles
• Taste of Kentucky Derby Festival packs in foodies
• Louisville Water Customers Receive Water Quality Report
• Heaven Hill Announces New Bourbon Experience
• The next “Talk with Tom” set for Saturday. April 28th
• Louisville Water Customers Receive Water Quality Report
• Heaven Hill announces new Evan Williams Bourbon Experience in Louisville
• Previewing Broadway Across America's season
• Kentucky parks will celebrate mothers on May 13
• UPS first-quarter profit rises 10% to $970M
• Taste of Kentucky Derby Festival packs in foodies
• Do you want to read success stories? please visit alumni our website.
• Peak 10 considers $4.2 million expansion
• Neace Lukens buys Northeastern Indiana firm
• Cafe Press might relocate its headquarters to Louisville
• FoodCalc might move headquarters here
• Holiday World owners make strides to reopen amusement park
• U of L’s Ramsey: Kentucky economy will improve this year
• National Kitchen & Bath Association report on trends; customer satisfication; an...
• Qdoba opening Jeffersontown location, giving away Derby tickets
• Churchill Downs to open NASDAQ Friday
• Job post! Galen College of Nursing, who has the rest of the building we are in,...
• Open House
• What’s your favorite movie?
• Great News for Graphic Design Students! GraphicDesign.com has unveiled its bran...
• Can the language of mechanical engineering also... Read More Brabus' Technolog...
• Pizza Hut tries cheeseburger, chicken nugget crusts overseas
• Bluegrass Boardwalk gets preliminary approval for incentives to reopen amusement park
• Apple CEO disses Microsoft convertible computer idea
• H&R Block will cut 350 jobs, close 200 offices
• Jeffersonville Town Center loses one of few tenants
• Toyota helping Rupp Arena renovation group
• Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky airport upgrades baggage screening system
• Best Buy's Geek Squad offers AARP members unlimited tech support
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Louisville mayor officially opens Iroquois Amphitheater 2012 season
• Mayor Thanks Community for Response to Give A Day week
• Mayor Fischer Officially Opens Iroquois Amphitheater 2012 Season
• First Give A Day Week Huge Success
• Bluegrass Boardwalk gets preliminary approval for incentives to reopen amusement park
• Delta Mu Delta is hosting a Professional Development Workshop this Saturday from...
• Here is the correct link to the scholarship page
• For our HVAC-R students-- Do you know Delphi's New Air Conditioning System Will...
• TARC proposes raising fares, cutting 10 routes
• Kindred Healthcare stock flying high
• Galt House using social media for Derby
• More than 90,000 volunteered for Give A Day week
• "Leveraging your individuality to Drive Business Growth"
• Southeast Indiana home sales grow in first quarter
• Louisville Orchestra management, musicians reach agreement
• Webster student Karen Crook doing great things on Frankfort Ave.
• Friday: Come support the Spalding University Cross Country team from 5-8 at the...
• Louisville among U.S. cities adding hospitality jobs
• Good Article!!! Market and Technology Trends in the Interior Design Industry in...
• Greenbo Lake opens horse camping facility
• Great advice for Graphic Design students
• Are you interested in a career in nursing? Spencerian College is now recruiting...
• For Graphic Design students --Are you a fan of Harry Potter series?
• PNC names Demchak president
• Southern Baptist seminary plans multimillion dollar renovation
• Sexton Smith named Fund for the Arts president and CEO
• Business First speaker Dr. Bertice Berry: 'Joy does not come without pain'
• Burger King, Cinnabon plan sweet additions across chain
• Ford aims to send less plant waste to landfills
• Lexmark reports lower profit, expects weaker 2Q
• Cincinnati Children's Hospital plans $150M addition
• Musicians approve Louisville Orchestra agreement
• Louisville food truck event draws large crowds
• A quick study
• Weep some more, my lady
• Inbox — April 25, 2012
• In celebration and struggle
• For Interior Design students-- What do you say?
• Public Health and Wellness Offers Free Diabetes Classes
• What is the most important thing that education provides you?
• Google is officially launching Google Drive with 5GB free cloud storage and full...
• Kentucky governor’s Jockey Silks Design Contest for students
• Awesome article for graphic design students
• Hot Trends: What Is BIM and Should You Care?
• A Library Mystery…solved!
• Just a little save-the-date for Webster's annual alumni-sponsored Day at the Dow...
• "If I'd shot you when I met you, I'd be out of jail by now."
• We are proud to announce the ""Hit Your Stride" scholarship at the Louisville Ca...
• Family Fun Night at Sullivan University System The Sullivan University System i...
• What's your dream job?
• Congratulations SCTD Student Award Recipient Each quarter, SCTD faculty nominat...
• Ikotech, Mobile MedTek, Ucloser win Vogt Awards
• Cummins to add nearly 300 jobs in Indiana
• Baptist East NICU doubles to eight beds
• Anyone going to the Tribute to Working Women luncheon today?
• To party or not to party? Why Party, of course! The Shelby County Campus and Ph...
• Southwest, AirTran begin rewards conversion
• Papa John’s acquires franchises in Denver, Minneapolis
• Finalists selected for Ohio River Bridges Project
• Honda begins Acura production in Indiana
• Google lobbying tops Apple, Amazon.com, Facebook, Microsoft
• Facebook filing shows 901 million users worldwide
• Beam Inc. purchases White Rock Distilleries brands
• Multiple theatre companies, one audition
• Stage One, Palace Theater top the A-list
• Sullivan students volunteered their time to share thoughts on the importance of...
• Awesome article on preparing your resume! 5 Ways Preparing Your Resume is Like...
• Golfers battle blustery conditions at Derby Festival Pro-Am
• KentuckianaWorks program provides second chance for new career
• Tabler takes home top prize for Rose Julep Recipe Contest
• 5 Ways to Lose Your Dream Job During the Interview Process Looking to land a j...
• Paul Borgman to speak at ACG Kentucky breakfast
• Lady golfers, would you like a network of gal pals to golf with on Kentuckiana's...
• Indiana University Southeast to break ground on ‘green’ housing project
• Good news: Louisville gas prices falling
• Good Monday everyone! I forgot to mention that i was on the radio this morning t...
• Motivation Monday: "There will be times in your life when you're asked to be a l...
• Christian Care Communities breaks ground on renovation in Bowling Green
• Recession hit Louisville job market hard
• Clinton in Kentucky for Earth Day celebration
• Thunder Over Louisville proves again to be superb Derby Festival spectacle
• Best Places to Work in Kentucky named
• General Assembly passes road plan and drug bill, ends session
• Air Force cutting back on air show flights
• TV ratings drop befuddles industry watchers
• U.S. graduates find that good jobs are scarce
• Big firms like GE, Ford better able to bring back U.S. jobs
• Birmingham compares itself to Louisville, other Southern cities
• Condenser Construction Permit 34565-12-C for Eckart America
• Non-PVC Adhesive Process Construction Permit 34823-12-C for GE Appliances and Lighting
• Thunder Over Louisville proves again to be superb Derby Festival spectacle
• Happy Earth Day! Have a passion for the environment? The world is getting greene...
• The Sullivan College of Technology & Design has upgraded to Timeline, the new Fa...
• So, what is your excuse?
• Powder Paint Line Modification Construction Permit 34677-12-C for GE Appliances and Lighting
• Scrapbooking weekend planned for Greenbo Lake on April 27-29
• General Assembly passes road plan and drug bill, ends session
• They’re Off! Luncheon: Fun moments to kick off the Derby Festival
• Best Places to Work in Kentucky named
• Astronomy celebrated at Barren River on April 28
• Erin Andrews gets Derby Festival started
• Feds sign off on Ohio River Bridges’ environmental impact statement
• Taco Bell leads Yum Brands’ U.S. growth
• Kentucky loses construction jobs in March
• Slide show: This week in photos — April 20
• So...is there anything to do this weekend?
• What cure would you like to see discovered next in the medical field?
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Republic Bancorp re-elects board of directors
• Louisville Web Group to host Louisville e-commerce conference May 11
• Slide show: First look inside renovated Hyatt, Sway
• Officials deny rumor of Calumet Farm sale
• Next iPhone might have 'Liquidmetal' housing
• Starbucks to discontinue use of bug extract
• Microsoft revenue up 6 percent, exceeds analysts' expectations
• Indianapolis mayor signs expanded smoking ban
• Ashland in deal to distribute Valvoline in Russia
• Study finds young women top men in focus on career
• Slide show: Hyatt offers first look inside renovated hotel, Sway
• Kentucky’s governor is throwing a Derby Party, and you’re invited
• Gift Baskets & Jars Needed for Upcoming Picnic! SCTD’s Annual Spring Picnic is...
• New blog post on workplace culture written by yours truly:
• U of L Hospital funding to be discussed during Metro Council committee meeting
• Celebrity jockey bartending event will benefit disabled jockeys
• Yum Brands stock drops following 1Q earnings report
• The most common word used by today's employers to describe the new emerging work...
• Top 5: Louisville’s largest office complexes
• Social Madness draws more Louisville competitors
• Fandom Fest to bring movie, TV stars to Louisville
• More Americans spend more time with their coworkers than their own families. Spe...
• U.S. jobless claims drop by 2,000
• Is it you? The one who's really wired? The go-to geek when something won't work,...
• Republic Bancorp reports record earnings, plans more acquisitions
• Salmonella outbreak from yellowfin tuna grows
• Porter Paints to close Muhammad Ali Blvd. plant
• LG&E to pay fine in coal-ash settlement
• Yum Brands' earnings rose in first quarter
• Finalists chosen for Venture Sharks competition
• Ford to build another plant in China
• Instagram talks indicate Facebook might be worth $104B
• Search ads dominate online; mobile ads are growing fast
• Finalists chosen for Venture Sharks competition
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Public Urged to Complete Community Health Survey
• Yum Brands' earnings rose in first quarter
• Kentucky’s First Lady and the 15th Annual Celebration of Hope
• This is very cool. For those of you sending out resumes, visual organization rea...
• Coming up at The Filson – “National Issues, Local Struggles: The Civil Rights Movement in the Ohio Valley and Beyond”
• Professional, hospitality jobs driving growth in Kentucky employment
• Whayne Supply opens another Kentucky office
• S.Y. Bancorp reports record net income for 1Q
• Louisville mayor promoting food trucks next week
• PNC reports $766M 1Q profit
• Health care consumers engaging more on social media
• Architects have more work on the drawing board
• Kentucky Derby visitors have plenty of attractions to see
• Calistoga restaurant closes last Louisville location
• Churchill Downs raises 'walk-up' ticket prices for Derby, Oaks
• Schnatter to host Romney for fund-raiser
• Courier-Journal names new publisher
• IKEA integrates TVs, sound systems into furniture
• Facebook adds 'listen' button to musician pages
• FedEx in talks to buy French transportation firm TATEX
• IBM selling business unit to Toshiba TEC Corp. for $850M
• $50,000 a year a tipping point in happiness, study says
• Slide show: Louisville Cardinals celebrate NCAA Final Four run
• Swing, batter, batter, swing
• Waste not
• Inbox — April 18, 2012
• Top cop talks
• Derby traffic
• Metro Council members and staff to help Habitat as part of “Give a Day” with Mayor’s Week of Service
• Louisville Water Releases 2011 Annual Report
• Fort Boonesborough to present ‘Women on the Frontier’
• Slide show: Louisville Cardinals celebrate NCAA Final Four run
• Timing investment is everything, says J.P. Morgan’s Jones
• SBTS trustees adopt comprehensive master plan, add faculty
• April 27-29 is wildflower weekend at Natural Bridge
• 40th annual Running of the Rodents: Viva Rat Vegas video.
• H&B making special bats for Fenway Park’s 100th anniversary game
• Louisville picked among best places for boomers to retire
• Jeffersontown Farmers Market opens this weekend
• U of L to break ground on student recreation center
• Foreclosures fall to 56-month low in March
• Interested in the field of Architectural Computer Aided Design Drafting, but not...
• Louisville ‘Give A Day’ having impact as Derby Festival event
• April is National Minority Health Month
• Startup America set to launch in Kentucky
• Did you have a fear of public speaking? What do you do to overcome that fear?-
• Facebook Syndication Error
• I-71 Zorn Avenue ramp reopens
• Please join us this Wednesday for the Annual Student Reception in the Huff Galle...
• Study shows bridges project would create 18,000 jobs
• U of L delays selection of hospital partner
• Analysts debate reasons behind Apple stock-price slide
• NKU to name Geoffrey Means president
• Woodford Reserve unveils this year's $1,000 mint julep
• Retail sales rose more than expected in March
• Fleischaker wins first SPJ Goehler First Amendment Award
• Report: Clean energy investment hits record
• Video Volunteers Join Give A Day Week
• Stop by the Hartford Building on the Downtown Campus Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p...
• High school students' work shown off at Actors Theatre
• Selection of finalists to build Kentucky portion of bridges project delayed
• Ads on Facebook see decline in click-throughs
• Arena authority to study management of KFC Yum! Center
• CURRENT STUDENTS TAKE NOTE! The Zorn Avenue exit from I-71 is closed through Thi...
• How many of you think about going on to pursue a Ph.D.?
• Holiday World owners say they have financing to reopen former Kentucky Kingdom
• Spalding's MSBC Director, Denise Cumberland, on Great Day Live talking about th...
• Mid-Term Cram Jam Next Week On Monday, April 23, from 3-6 p.m., SCTD will hold...
• The power is out at Webster university. Stay tuned for more info.
• Survey finds small-business owners remain optimistic
• Alumni, do you know about our idea sharing session this Thursday? Yes I'm talkin...
• Best Buy identifies 42 stores it will close
• Two Shelbyville companies seek approval for plant expansions
• 90% of mobile revenue came from iPads in March
• Indiana Downs closing Evansville OTB parlor
• Indiana gaming revenue expected to take a hit from Ohio casinos
• Restaurant traffic climbs despite higher prices
• Gas prices might have peaked -- for now
• Pat Mulloy elected to Republic Bank board
• Greenbo Lake to hold quilt show April 21-22
• Kentucky Governor signs Unemployment Insurance Solution bill
• Kentucky Governor signs Unemployment Insurance Solution bill
• Louisville Poised to Set Record With Give A Day Week
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• Pat Mulloy elected to Republic Bank board
• Beshear calls special session for Monday, blasts Williams
• 24 Louisville firms join Social Madness
• Slide show: This week in photos — April 13
• Property assessment roll open for inspection
• Cordish takes on Philadelphia, San Francisco projects
• Play ball! Bats home opener is tonight at Louisville Slugger Field
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Business First launches new delivery system
• Tax-time tip: invest refunds in your home
• Galt House Hotel adds liquor store to lineup
• Commencement Update: the deadline for students to register for the Louisville Ca...
• Do you or someone you know need to get started on a degree program? Our next sta...
• Once more, with feeling: Short films from ENG 325. April 15 at 7 pm in the ELC L...
• JPMorgan Chase beats estimates in 1Q
• Lane closures ahead on Interstate 71
• BizBuySell finds Louisville small businesses selling for less
• Zipcar gives millions in awards, bonuses to execs
• Consumer agency softens credit card fee limit
• Google announces stock split, higher earnings
• Occupy Louisville loses last permit appeal
• Hospital-based McDonald's cause concerns for some
• Humana, Walmart unite on prescription program
• U.S. employers concerned about losing top workers
• Rat Race video from Wave3.
• Rat Race video from the Courier Journal.
• BizBuySell finds Louisville small businesses selling for less
• Lane closures ahead on Interstate 71
• Rat Race slideshow of photos.
• Heads up friends: this is starting
• Rat Casino kicks off tonight at 9pm in Mansion Parlor West - $5 for students, $1...
• More Rat Race coverage.
• Spalding University Rat Race coverage on WHAS 11.
• These are always quite difficult.
• KFC Thailand finds itself in hot water after a Facebook tsunami post
• I saw this logo on the side of a truck on my way to Elizabethtown today. Blue ey...
• Republic Bank reports gain of $18 million on Tennessee Commerce purchase
• Top 5: For-profit tourist attractions
• Today is National Drop Everything and Read day. What is your favorite book?
• Stop by the Unity Arts Festival in the HSB! It's going on now until 2 o'clock!
• Watch the Rat Parade on 4th Street at 10:15 and then follow us to the University...
• Beshear vetoes parts of state budget
• Surge in gasoline prices may have peaked
• Forcht Bank names Stuecker president of Louisville market
• Small business owners sour on recovery in March
• Justice continues Apple litigation, settles with other publishers
• Verizon to charge $30 to upgrade phones
• UPS starts CrossBorder service to Mexico
• Sony to cut 10,000 jobs
• Property taxes are on the way in Southern Indiana
• Cincinnati ranks 25th for Energy Star buildings
• Clifton Center To Host Screenings of With My Own Two Wheels and The Bicycle Thief
• KMAC Presents '50 Years of Studio Glass'
• Proposed Agreed Board Order with Louisville Gas & Electric Company
• Stop by the Unity Arts Festival on the Downtown Campus tomorow. We will be celeb...
• Forcht Bank names Stuecker president of Louisville market
• Lake Cumberland celebrates Earth Day with geocache event
• Lake Cumberland celebrates Earth Day with geocache event
• Beshear signs bill protecting unemployment insurance
• Whitney Bishop visited Hope Zoeller's class recently and shred her insight on th...
• UPS starts CrossBorder service to Mexico
• Sts. Mary & Elizabeth complete $16 million project
• Maker’s Mark bottle signing to take place at Keeneland racetrack
• Beacon president Bowman replaced
• Cleveland Fed president to speak in Lexington
• Be careful with your Facebook postings during Spring break
• Kosair Children’s installs innovative CT scanner
• Thorntons expands into Florida market
• Fewer top executive depart U.S. companies in March
• So proud of Baking and Pastry Arts students. Did you see them on WHAS11 News thi...
• Stone, Milly Stone, Licensed to Distill
• Welcome to our new students, and welcome back to our returning students! Here ar...
• Looking for your next job? Here's some helpful advice.
• Yahoo, Ford launch online reality competition for Focus Electric
• AT&T, Verizon landline revenue continues to shrink
• Apple might soon face price-fixing suit
• Few hybrid owners buy another
• Kentucky game tops 'American Idol' in viewers
• Tax breaks go to Ford's Mulally, Yum Brands' Novak for private jet flights
• Would 'Buffett Rule' on taxes hurt small businesses?
• Cincinnati airport could add low-cost airline soon
• Ohio River Bridges Project economic study could come next week
• Wildcats NCAA championship trophy headed to Louisville
• Green Issue 2012: Slime-less Mondays
• Green Issue 2012: Getting hot in here
• Grassroots energy
• Green Issue 2012: Dams in distress
• Derby field of dreams
• Inbox — April 11, 2012
• Councilwoman Scott walks with LMPD officers in District 1 to promote crime prevention
• Neighborhood Place offers a variety of free workshops in April
• Photography weekend at Cumberland Falls
• All students and alumni of SCTD are invited to participate in Sullivan Universit...
• Webster University makes NPR's All Things Considered today. Audio available at 7...
• Kentucky governor calls for cooperation, innovation, at Drug Abuse Summit
• Venture Sharks preliminary round set for April 18
• Kentucky General Fund receipts up 8.4 percent in March
• Deadline nears for Partners in Philanthropy nominations
• Horseshoe Southern Indiana attendance jumps 12 percent in March
• Kentucky job gains among nation's best
• Louisville loses construction jobs in February
• Humana, GlowTouch among early competitors to join Social Madness
• Flavored O’s Eating Contest starts in 30 minutes in the cafeteria. Cheer on your...
• Ever heard of Parkinson's Law? "Work expands to fill the time available for its...
• Have questions about Commencement 2012? Call the campus at 502-423-0149. We wo...
• Is your goal to climb the corporate ladder or start your own business?
• Kentucky had eighth-highest number of new start-ups in 2011
• A celebration from Louisville Ballet
• A celebration from Louisville Ballet
• GE, Duke Energy benefit from popular tax break
• AOL to sell patents to Microsoft for $1 billion
• 21c Museum Hotel now looks to Lexington
• Louisville Public Media drive raises $507,000
• Slide show: Inside the renovated Buckhead Mountain Grill
• AT&T to sell Yellow Pages
• OSHA fines six companies for Cincinnati casino collapse
• Instant Racing continues to grow at Kentucky Downs
• AK Steel CEO sees similar compensation in 2011
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Lake Barkley to host birding event April 20-22
• Lake Barkley to host birding event April 20-22
• Louisville Public Media drive raises $507,000
• Kentucky ranked 8th in number of start-up businesses
• Kentucky ranked 8th in number of start-up businesses
• Buckhead reopens four months after fire
• National Institutes of Health awards U of L research $3.4 million grant
• Here is a Webster graduate's cool business.
• Hey graduates, will you join us for a little chit chat about what you want the a...
• Ford, Kroger, UPS among top Kentucky Derby Festival contributors
• New report says millennials aren’t looking at Facebook pages
• What are the latest career trends? Find out in this month’s issue of Phoenix Foc...
• Porter Bancorp may increase shares to raise capital
• According to the most recent data available, Webster is the 2nd largest private...
• State police use social media to push motorcycle safety
• Louisville gas prices ease below $4 per gallon
• April “Towers” addresses the priority of distinctives, primacy of the gospel
• Chevy, Ford, Mercedes-Benz models among top sellers in Louisville
• This week is the 40th annual Running of the Rodents. Here are the events that wi...
• CafePress buys Logo’d Softwear for $8.3 million
• Apple iPad could lose trademark protection
• AT&T workers stay on job after contract ends
• ResCare secures $375M for acquisitions, other uses
• Yum Brands CEO David Novak sees jump in compensation
• Louisville man sentenced to two years for mortgage fraud
• KentuckianaWorks, other job centers running low on funds
• Jeffersonville bringing fitness offerings to RiverStage
• Toyota boosts production forecast
• CapStar Bank moving into Louisville, other matkets
• Wildflower pilgrimage at Carter Caves
• Kentucky Governor, Attorney General, push for prescription drug abuse law
• Louisville Joins 'Cities for Financial Empowerment' Coalition
• Volunteer Opportunities in D9 for Week of Service
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Comics in Louisville for the weekend
• Louisville man sentenced to two years for mortgage fraud
• Yum Brands CEO David Novak sees jump in compensation
• ResCare secures $375M for acquisitions, other uses
• J.P. Morgan investment specialist to speak in Louisville
• Slide show: This week in photos — April 6
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Texas Roadhouse pays top executives more in 2011; founder Taylor takes pay cut
• It’s been called the future of education, but myths and misunderstandings about...
• I just made a new blog post. Read it, won't you?
• Frost Brown Todd plans Nashville expansion
• Computer Services invests in Austin firm
• Pinterest becomes third most popular social network; U of L logs on
• Nomination period ends for Forty Under 40
• In observance of Good Friday, Holiday hours are as follows: Friday, April 6th 9a...
• Next Friday is the Career Expo at the Louisville Campus. Current students and al...
• IRS offers 8 tips to remain in its good graces
• Toyota unveils new Avalon
• Apple reportedly investigates iPad Wi-Fi problems
• USDA to allow labels indicating 'pink slime' in meat
• Indiana counties get windfall from state revenue error
• Keeneland officials optimistic as spring meet opens
• Cars replacing trucks on U.S. bestsellers list
• Fifth Third selling $8 billion in assets
• A chance to look closely at Ford's training
• Louisville Receives International Compassionate City Award
• Student Art Featured on TARC "Compassion Bus"
• Heavy Oil Scrubbing System Construction Permit 34361-12-C for Reynolds Consumer Products
• Councilman Miller to Honor Business Leader and Holocaust Survivor Abram Jakubowicz
• Free Parking at Sugarland Concert With Donations
• Health Equity Summit II to be Held April 16
• Iroquois Park Corridor Economic Feasibility Study moves forward after approval by Metro Council
• A chance to look closely at Ford's training
• Kentucky parks offers adventure for families
• Louisville’s Nick Sullivan picked among America’s top rising chefs
• Louisville shows modest growth in past year
• Alumni, we are seeking your input. Please join us for an hour on Thursday April...
• Waterman to lead Jewish Hospital HealthCare Services board
• Bisig Impact lands River Downs marketing, PR contract
• Louisville’s ISCO opens second facility in Australia
• New poll: Half of Louisville-area residents favor tolls on new Ohio River Bridges
• U.S. jobless claims drop by 6,000
• Outlet mall planned for Shelby County
• Google offers look at Internet glasses
• Lehr to retire as Churchill Downs track superintendent
• Valvoline franchisee files Chapter 11
• For first time in 4 years, most workers expect a raise
• Burger King to sell most company-owned stores
• Regional Leadership Coalition rebrands as Kentucky Indiana Exchange
• Axxis named partner, producer for Abbey Road on the River
• Louisville was top market for NCAA viewers
• Jeffersonville to buy land for new police headquarters
• Metro Animal Services and Metro Police find and arrest man who shot cat with a bow and arrow.
• Ackerson partners with LMPD for a safe Spring Break
• Local Grocery in Old Louisville is Finalist for National Honor
• Louisville top market for NCAA viewers
• Just saw Chris Brogan speak and I'm chock full of wanting to throw things out th...
• Axxis named investing partner, lead technical producer for Abbey Road on the River
• You are invited to Kentucky governor’s 2012 Derby Celebration!
• Restaurants, bars competing in Four Roses julep contest
• Slide show: Ford, GM and Toyota models among best-selling in March
• Circus animals parade through downtown Louisville
• Funky fresh fun in The Bard's Town
• Louisville distillery has grand opening celebration
• ESPN to feature Louisville Slugger
• Kindred CEO Diaz made $6.4 million in 2011
• Advanced Cancer Therapeutics awarded cancer research patent
• AT&T workers in five states authorize strike
• Two years goes by too fast! Whether you've been planning to transfer all along,...
• Burger King in deal to go public again
• Molson Coors to buy Europe's StarBev for $3.54B
• Norton adds pediatric care to immediate care center
• Allegiant Air to charge for overhead bin use
• Instagram for Android gets 2,000 signups per minute
• Gallery: Nike-designed NFL uniforms
• Priceline, others resist change to Tennessee hotel tax
• Final Four games score big TV ratings in Louisville
• KMAC to Host Drop-In Workshops for Kids During Spring Break Week
• Commercial appeal
• Dream Game Digest
• Inbox — April 4, 2012
• Take Me To Your Leader
• Hitchhikers from the galaxy to Alley Theater
• Green Triangle website upgrades with more interactive features
• 2012 Metro Parks Junior Golf Tour: Begins April 9th
• Mayor Honors Outstanding High School Seniors
• Louisville Government A Top 10 Social Media City
• State park 2012 race series dates announced
• Final Four games score big TV ratings in Louisville
• Louisville government rated among top 10 social media cities
• Esteemed Canine Researcher Visits Filson
• SHPS completes sale of HR subsidiary to ADP
• Sullivan University Wins Big At American Culinary Federation Competition!
• Ford to begin production of Escape Wednesday
• It might be Friday the 13th but Sullivan's Career Fair could be your lucky day....
• Five teams competing for bridges project
• Buzz Advertising again to market Senior PGA Championship
• Congratulations University of Kentucky Wildcats, 2012 NCAA Basketball National C...
• How do you get ready for an upcoming test or big paper that you have to write? W...
• The Root Cellar a finalist in national retail video contest
• Humana completes acquisition of Arcadian
• Spalding's Underground Artist Movement (Student Art Organization) is hosting a B...
• Tonight: Robyn Ochs, national speaker and activist for the LGBTQ community, will...
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• U.S. won't require independent pharmacists for nursing homes
• Courier-Journal grants buyouts to 26 employees
• Jeffersonville finds few takers for RiverStage II
• Former U of L employee pleads guilty to money laundering
• Aquila Investment Management opens Kentucky office
• Turfway meet results down from last year
• P&G limits Web surfing after finding heavy personal use
• Consumer Reports ranks new iPad as top tablet
• 'Recent Experiences in Cuba' the Topic of the April Clifton Fifty
• Louisville’s Easter Parade next Saturday
• Earth Day celebrations at Kentucky parks
• Frankfort Avenue Easter Parade on Apr 7
• Final Public Hearing on Landmark Ordinance set for Tuesday, April 3rd at 6:30pm
• Former U of L employee pleads guilty to wire fraud, money laundering
• Courier-Journal grants buyouts to 26 employees — most in news
• Aquila Investment Management opens Kentucky office
• Edmunds: Ford, GM, Toyota sales to rise for March
• Steel Technologies expanding Mexico operations
• Porter Bancorp posts larger loss during 4Q
• Prospects of UK championship bring back memories of crushing airport experience
• Several businesses have made Facebook switch
• Creation Gardens acquires Dean Corbett’s produce business
• In observance of Good Friday, Holiday hours are as follows: Friday, April 6th 9a...
• Tomorrow morning Brian, Jim and I will be answering phones 8-11am at Louisville...
• Easter Egg Hunt at SCTD This Week This Thursday, April 5, students may see a va...
• Construction employment rises by 3.8 percent in February
• Come on! We're getting smoked in the Mascot contest. Vote for your weird mascot,...
• Kentucky state parks: Apr. 2-8
• Kentucky Living magazine honors several state parks
• 30-Day Comment Period Opens for Brownsboro Road Diet Project
• Mayor Declares World Record for Wearing Red
• Louisville Loop Public Meeting
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Kentucky Senate approves $19.3 billion budget
• Forget March Madness-- it’s academic madness for JCTC this weekend! The Jeffer...
• Ford prepares to lay off 1,200 in Kansas City
• Indiana jobless rate drops to 8.4%
• Kentucky gains 1,200 construction jobs in February
• Keeneland opens April 6 for spring racing meet
• Italian firm to locate U.S. headquarters in Indiana
• Ford CEO Alan Mulally earned $29.5 million in 2011
• Lexmark snares $50 million deal with Agriculture Department
• Healthy snacks are all the rage. But, now and again, we all are tempted for that...
• ‘Beauty,’ ‘Flashdance’ on PNC Broadway’s 2012-2013 lineup
• Digital sales boost Finish Line’s 4Q profits
• Bryce Wise, Fairdale High School Senior, is this week's exceptional student nomi...
• Good morning! Here's a little nugget from yesterday's 100 Wise Women Breakfast o...
• This week in photos — March 30
• Kentucky offers Amazon.com $10M in tax incentives for call center
• Humana stock stays positive as Supreme Court hears health care case
• Apple products penetrate half of U.S. market
• Louisville government among most social media savvy in the country
• Kentucky, Louisville fans paying premium for FInal Four tickets
• Big Ass Fan Co. could expand in Lexington
• Chester Porter named chairman emeritus of Porter Bancorp
• Kentucky, Novartis reach $2.75M settlement in drug-price case
• Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky airport adding service to Caribbean, Mexico vacation spots
• Hamilton announces special Town Hall meeting during Alcohol Awareness Month on April 10th
• President King sponsors ordinance to deal with obstructive street furniture dumped in public right o
• Elementary School Students' Nature Learning Takes Center Stage at Iroquois Amphitheater
• Metro Parks Special for April: Grand Slam Golf Giveaway
• Public Schools Make Major Commitment to Give A Day Week of Service
• Chester Porter named chairman emeritus of Porter Bancorp
• Kentucky, Novartis reach $2.75M settlement in drug-price case
• Humana stock stays positive as Supreme Court hears health care case
• Louisville government among most social media savvy in the country
• Kentucky travel using NCAA basketball to promote tourism
• Crazy Sheila Jackson Lee says Zimmerman broke his own nose
• Mosaic to open on Fourth Street April 13
• U.S. Treasury selling MainSource shares at discount
• Sheppard Square demolition to begin next week
• Verizon Wireless opening fifth Louisville store
• Expansion projects could bring 103 jobs to Louisville
• Ralcorp unit Carriage House could add 225 Louisville-area jobs
• Six outstanding students have been nominated for Student of the Winter, 2012 Qua...
• CafePress sets IPO price at $85.5 million, changes ticker
• April camping discounts at Kentucky state parks
• Kentucky House, Senate compromise on budget
• Louisville, NuLu get national attention in Tribune
• Lane closures ahead for 4.2-mile stretch of I-65
• Kentucky personal income grew in 2011
• More musicians betting on casinos
• Jeffersonville to cut $3.5 million from budget
• Media focuses on Ky. as UK, U of L square off in Final Four
• PPL adds chairman to CEO Spence's title
• Apple rumored to plan 5-inch phone or tablet
• Caribbean Artist Sheena Rose Begins Work as KMAC Artist In Residence
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Metro Council will address firefighter settlement at next meeting on Thursday, April 5th
• Metro Animal Services Searching for Cat Torture Suspects
• Moodys Affirms Strong Bond Rating for Louisville Metro
• Kentucky personal income grew in 2011
• Lane closures ahead for 4.2-mile stretch of I-65
• Media focuses on Kentucky as UK, U of L square off in Final Four
• Taiwan sends $30,000 to Kentucky for tornado relief
• Louisville businesses make plans for national conference
• Moody’s affirms Louisville Metro bond rating
• Louisville market is highest rated for NCAA tournament
• Construction begins on Urban Outfitters building
• RAT RACE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: Happening now: Penny wars. Each team has a bucket i...
• European Union fines UPS, 12 others $225 million
• Seelbach wins Hotel of the Year Award
• Yum Brands, Papa John’s among most liked on Facebook
• Humana, Justice Department reach deal on Arcadian purchase
• Metro Council to consider Kindred tax breaks
• Pizza Hut plans major expansion in Canada
• Apple explains away iPad battery charging concerns
• European Union to fine UPS for role in logistics cartel
• Yum Brands’ Novak leaving JPMorgan Chase board
• Buckhead gets $2 million facelift following fire
• Mega Millions jackpot redefines 'mega'
• Graeter’s to open shop in Lexington
• Analyst expects Ford to sell more vehicles in 2012
• KMAC To Host Easter Egg Gourd Workshop For Adults
• Inbox — March 28, 2012
• March’s “Talk with Tom” set for Saturday March 31st
• Councilman Blackwell hosts next “Coffee with your Councilman” on Saturday, April 7th
• Mayor to Deliver Meals on Wheels
• Annual Plant and Herb Sale - Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen Landing
• Mayor Fischer Declares Friday as Cardinal Red Day
• Graeter’s to open location in Lexington
• Here's another job posting, part time, perhaps you know someone looking for this...
• Yum Brands’ Novak leaving JPMorgan Chase board
• The Cyclone of March 26, 27, AND 28th, 1890
• SBA approves $2M for Kentucky residents, business owners affected by tornadoes, storms
• Neace Lukens buys Arison Insurance Services
• NCAA Final Four tickets by the numbers
• Job Post! Research and Information Coordinator Opportunity 55,000 Degrees (55K)...
• Just returned from a great alumni planning meeting with Dr.s Daly and Harbeson....
• Foreclosure rate increases in Louisville
• Rising oil prices headwind for economy but not deal-breaker
• Balancing a busy life schedule and an education can be difficult. How do you do it?
• Amazon bringing more than 1,000 jobs to Southern Indiana
• Easter events at Kentucky parks
• Vision Airlines offering charter flights for Final Four
• Class of 2012--Can you believe it's almost the end of the school year? With grad...
• Southwest Airlines raises fares $6-$10 per roundtrip
• Churchill Downs' Fair Grounds expecting Final Four boost
• U.S. Supreme Court hears health care reform challenge
• Louisville Orchestra board prepares another offer
• Charges fly over claims about new iPad's battery
• Calipari, Pitino score hefty bonuses for post-season success
• States considering how to tax Groupon, other daily deals
• DiamondRock Hospitality closes on sale of Lexington hotel
• Carrols Restaurant Group buying 278 Burger Kings
• NKU's third presidential finalist revealed
• KMAC To Host 26th Annual Oaks Day Brunch
• Welch encourages District 13 to take advantage of the new Fairdale Public Library
• Public Health and Wellness Launches New WIC Website
• Guy Fieri to again host Oaks bourbon brunch
• CafePress IPO set for this week
• Airfare, tickets for Final Four trips could be costly
• WLKY prepares for blockbuster Final Four weekend
• Papa John's buys 28 franchised units in Colorado
• Louisville gas prices spike
• There's nothing like starting off the week having to email a prospect that we ca...
• Shelby Campus students--don't forget to sign the 4C's pledge today in the studen...
• Kentucky holds $92 million for mortgage help
• Coca-Cola museum sells fountain for $4.5 million
• Facebook password requests by employers under scrutiny
• Top 5: Louisville-area golf courses
• Brown-Forman's Varga to join Macy's board
• Fed says Louisville economy improving
• Louisville ranks No. 3 in country for allergies
• Former Maker's Mark distiller making rye in Vermont
• Kentucky state parks: Mar. 26-Apr. 1
• Kentucky state parks: Mar. 26-Apr. 1
• Dulcimer festival at Greenbo Lake
• Explore bow hunting at Cumberland Falls
• Proposed Amendments to Regulations 1.15, 5.02, and 7.02
• Three Community Health Assessment Meetings Slated for Next Week
• Louisville ranks No. 3 in country for allergies
• Fed says Louisville economy improving
• Woodford Reserve releases commemorative Derby bourbon
• Bob and Caroline Scott truly a team at Louisville Athletic Club
• MainSource shares worth about $53 million, professor says
• On Wednesday, representatives from Winston's Restaurant presented a $6,876.00 ch...
• Workshop’s Ringer has proved herself as effective team builder
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• This week in photos — March 23
• Cards or Cats?
• Across many parts of the country, March brings the budding of flowers, bushes an...
• Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, Shelbyville Campus will launch the 4C’s-Commitmen...
• I just joined a new organization last night the EWGA, the E Women's Golf Associa...
• Congrats to St. Xavier High School senior John Torstrick, this week's exceptiona...
• UPS teen driver program arrives in new cities
• Kentucky jobless rate falls to 8.7%
• T-Mobile cutting 1,900 jobs across U.S.
• New deal reached for sale of Golden Corral restaurants
• Kentucky Senate approves two-year budget
• Milton-Madison Bridge to close in April
• Hill-Rom to cut 200 jobs
• Power plant demolition begins at River Ridge
• IRS steps up audits, especially for millionaires
• Fuel-efficient cars may boost Honda’s market share
• Leading indicators rise; jobless claims at 4-year low
• Metro Council will continue to study the proposed $10.8 million settlement payment to KERS
• Metro Councilman Engel & Fern Creek Community Association to Host Annual Cleanup on April 14, 2012
• District 9 Spotlight's Green Triangle
• Melting through the floorboards at Actors Theatre
• Business First launches Social Madness corporate challenge
• Kentucky Attorney General wants lawyers to Dare to Care
• Actors Theatre announces lineup for upcoming season
• METCO approves $338,000 in new loans
• Kroger to stop buying ground beef with ‘pink slime’
• U of L names Kulasekera chairman of biostatistics and bioinformatics
• Workman to retire from fair board
• Kentucky parks launch energy savings project
• Southeast Indiana SBDC to host seminars
• Slide show: Louisville’s most expensive home sales in 2011
• Webster has a new and real focus on Wellness for staff. Here is a tool I have us...
• Learn more about the world's struggles with access to clean water.
• Today is World Water Day. Did you know, one person out of 8 or nearly 900 millio...
• SGS International posts record 2011 results
• Top 5: Golf Courses
• Begala, Kristol to speak at Kentucky Chamber meeting
• Kroger renews deal to support Kentucky Derby Festival’s Fest-a-Ville
• Yum Center profits running below expectations
• Officials confident NCAA tournament will return to Louisville
• GM to invest $1 billion in Australia operations
• Celebrity Derby poker event to be held at the Seelbach
• FedEx to pay $3 million to settle bias case
• Kentucky ranks 44th in growth of women-owned firms
• U.S. home sales remain above year-ago levels
• Witching hour at Hanover this weekend
• Kentucky governor proclaims March Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• Metro Animal Services "March Madness"
• Enjoy Louisville pure tap® on World Water Day
• City and Postal Service Team Up to Protect Louisville Citizens
• Kroger renews deal to support Kentucky Derby Festival’s Fest-a-Ville
• Begala, Kristol to speak at Kentucky Chamber meeting
• True stories of the road to and through wellness. Good stuff!
• GE's Jeff Immelt offers 10 ways to be more competitive
• LG&E and KU Foundation gives $50,000 for tornado relief
• Heritage Hill owners postpone zoning meeting
• Models can help quantify costs of risk
• Local Realtors boost February sales by 26 percent
• Architecture Billings Index stays positive for fourth month
• FDIC approves Porter Bancorp appointments
• Community Services and Revitalization gets $156,000 grant
• Yahoo! Answers is looking for University of Phoenix alumni. If you’re interested...
• GE's Immelt addresses GLI crowd at KFC Yum! Center
• Amazon fulfillment centers becoming profit hubs
• NASCAR seeks agency to attract younger, multicultural fans
• Louisvillian is named acting state racing steward
• Greater Clark school board fires its CFO
• Easter spending is expected to rise 11% this year
• PSC hears testimony in LG&E natural gas case
• Humana, CareSource form alliance to serve dual-eligibles
• Conmed Healthcare enters Kentucky
• The fallout
• Life and death
• Inbox — March 21, 2012
• Dancing on air
• In the path
• GE’s Immelt addresses GLI crowd at KFC Yum! Center
• Current Public Notices for Housing & Community Development (Regulatory Postings)
• Welch announces next “Coffee with your Councilwoman” set for Tuesday, April 3rd
• District 2 and Newburg Community Center to host “Making Dreams Come True”
• GE Unveils New Refrigerator Factory in Louisville
• Louisville Earns Grant to Help Vulnerable Families, Individuals
• Kentucky parks offer spring break deals
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Humana and CareSource form alliance to serve Medicare and Medicaid patients
• GE opens new refrigerator factory in Louisville
• New Shelby Campus office buildings to be ‘architecturally significant’
• Five new restaurants, bars opening soon on Louisville’s Fourth Street
• Louisville gains 500 construction jobs in January
• AT&T builds cell sites, boosts capacity and adds fiber optics in Kentucky
• ‘Her’Story: Women in The Filson’s Special Collections: Peg Allison and The Second World War
• Kentucky Chamber’s top 10 wish list for the General Assembly
• Attention creative writers, visual artists and photographers: submit your work...
• NCAA tourney television ratings significantly up in Louisville
• Kentucky agrees to fund cancer program
• Toyota Kentucky official named top business leader
• Happy first day of Spring! What is your favorite part about this time of year?
• GE opens new refrigerator facility at Appliance Park
• Good morning everyone! It's the first week of the term. Aren't they going by qui...
• Amazon to buy robot-systems company for $775M
• Wendy's replaces Burger King as No. 2 U.S. burger chain
• Apple sells 3 million iPads in four days
• Announcement expected soon on Amazon project in Indiana
• Ford gets 1,700 takers for buyout
• N. Kentucky growth had $685.5M impact in 2011
• Lexmark buys two software companies
• Daniels signs Indiana smoking ban
• Fewer startups, not much hiring in 2011, Kauffman study says
• Announcement coming soon on Amazon project in Indiana
• Metro Parks Hosting Public Meeting on Charlie Vettiner Park Master Plan
• Ford gets 1,700 takers for buyout
• U of L Speed School ads to run during national broadcasts
• McMillen named director of state golf operations
• Papa John’s CEO Schnatter earned more in 2011
• Louisville gas prices decline, remain higher than last year
• Do you know your mother sauces? Sullivan's talented culinary students do! Check...
• Did anyone catch UOPX alumna Lynn Zapone on CBS' Undercover Boss last week? Here...
• Three Louisville research companies receive state grants
• Death Tax payable at Actors Theatre
• Young Professionals to host first of legal series
• Belcan opens Louisville staffing office
• Louisville-area wage growth has been modest in 30 years
• Paige Taylor from Meade County High School, was last week's Exceptional Student!...
• UPS agrees to buy TNT Express for $6.77B
• Apple to discuss plans for using its cash
• Starbucks opens first juice bar
• Company dividends to hit record $263B this year
• SEC says new rule could force more CEO pay info
• New iPad is hotter than predecessor -- literally
• State grants to boost Louisville food efforts
• March Madness tips from Louisville’s Better Business Bureau
• Gallery To Showcase Work of Milliner Sarah Havens and Woodworker Jason Cohen
• Animal Services Alerts Public About Serious Neglect/ Abuse Case
• March District 12 Dialogue to focus on Economic Development and Innovation
• Kentucky state parks: Mar. 19-25
• Spring ‘12 Schedule March 26 — Spring Quarter Classes Begin March 31 — Study S...
• Louisville Receives Two Grants From KY Agricultural Development Board
• Kentucky in contract to buy Drumanard estate
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• State grants to boost Louisville food efforts
• Park credit union opens New Albany branch
• Louise Miller looks for functionality in a home
• This week in photos — March 16
• Stoll Keenon Ogden is named ‘Firm of the Year’ in Kentucky
• Ford Escape to go prime time with NBC reality show
• New secretary of state is named in Indiana
• Sears says it will close 62 additional stores
• Louisville report to focus on impact of foreclosures
• Spring cleanup at Kentucky state parks
• I'll be at the Education Summit put on by the Louisville Urban League tomorrow....
• St. Patrick's Day seems to bring out the Irish in everyone. What's your favorite...
• UPS still pursuing $6.4B TNT Express acquisition
• Fourth Street Live a hub for basketball fans
• Louisville loses to Lafayette for title of South’s ‘Tastiest Town’
• Clark County approves contracts to clean up tornado debris
• Cincinnati, Louisville airports improve on-time flights in January
• Miller Lite renews support for Fest-A-Ville, Chow Wagon
• Lawsuit alleges Ford coverup of fuel tank defect
• Greyhound Express rolling into Louisville
• Study is critical of making University of Pikeville public
• Indiana Live parent seeks to extend Chapter 11 loan
• Young American Shakespeare Festival 2012
• Kentucky governor unveils Medal of Honor plaque
• Spring Forum Apr. 2
• Scott and Legal Aid Society partner to help District 1 residents with foreclosure and expungement
• Fourth Street Live a hub for basketball fans
• Miller Lite renews support for Fest-A-Ville, Chow Wagon
• Louisville loses to Lafayette for title of South’s ‘Tastiest Town’
• U.S. jobless claims drop another 14,000
• Beshear names new secretary for Health and Family Services
• Ford honored for creating jobs, investing in Louisville
• IBM grant to help Louisville tackle asthma
• Jefferson County jobless rate rises to 9.7%
• U of L prof is named to advisory council on alcoholism
• Risk/return on rental homes near average in Kentucky
• Spalding University transitions from Blackboard to Moodle. For more information:...
• Metro Council president brokers deal on arena fees
• Kentucky Retirement Systems passes on critical report to SEC investigators
• UK fans flock to Yum Center for NCAA tournament practice
• Yum Brands closes at 52-week high, again
• Ford, GM other automakers may benefit from high gas prices
• Buckhead restaurant will reopen April 9; new Rocky’s to open in May
• Kentucky among top states for spending transparency
• Toyota planning its comeback in 2012
• Humana promotes Liston to president of retail segment
• Reynolds American cutting jobs
• Chautauqua presentation of Dr. McDowell at Kentucky Dam Village
• Chautauqua presentation of Dr. McDowell at Kentucky Dam Village
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• UK fans flock to KFC Yum! Center for NCAA tournament practice
• Lexington Road Planting on Sat, Mar. 24th
• Retired Florida teacher travels to Kentucky for sexual relations with juveniles
• Yum! Brands closes at 52-week high, again
• Buckhead restaurant will reopen April 9; new Rocky’s location slated to open in May
• Humana promotes Liston to president of retail segment
• Tomorrow is the Jeffersontown Chamber Expo noon to 6pm at the Ramada Plaza & Tri...
• Boyce College holds essay contest for full-tuition scholarship
• Ernst & Young award nominations due March 23
• Greater Louisville Inc. leading trip to Cuba
• U of L, Kentucky top spenders among NCAA tournament teams
• Slide show: Seven new Louisville venues that could cash in from NCAA tourney
• Peak 10 hosting webinars about cloud computing
• Howard Marks to speak at CFA Society of Louisville lunch
• Fischer orders economic impact study of Fourth Street Live
• Chase, Fifth Third, PNC banks pass stress tests
• Public transportation usage up in U.S., Louisville
• Apple reportedly being subpoenaed by FTC
• DHL to start Northern Kentucky expansion
• Whayne Supply expanding in Western Kentucky
• UPS chairman's total compensation rises to $13.1M
• Jockey Club turns to technology to promote horse racing
• Kentucky fire department to begin charging for services
• Clifton Center To Host Screening of Coal Miner's Daughter
• Inbox — March 14, 2012
• Playback
• Do The Hustle
• Back off, buster
• InfraRed-colored glasses
• Get out of the way
• Dock the vote
• Police Chief to be Sworn Monday, March 19th
• Economic Development in West Louisville focus of March District 5 Neighborhood Advisory Meeting
• Scott to address Brandeis Elementary students at City Hall
• Mayor Orders Economic Study of Fourth Street Live
• Mayor orders economic study of Louisville’s Fourth Street Live
• Fischer orders economic impact study of Fourth Street Live
• Tomorrow we will be set up at the Good Neighbor Expo in Elizabethtown for the Ch...
• Stella Artois to be official beer sponsor for Churchill Downs
• U of L, UK among Forbes' most valuable college basketball teams
• It’s a good sign — CFOs are happier
• Check out this blog post by our very own Chef John Foster for a delicious Double...
• U.S. retail sales rose 1.1 percent in February
• Kentucky construction employment rose 2.7 percent in January
• Bellarmine plans $2.5 million expansion to campus building
• MedVenture CEO: Louisville needs more capital and good managers
• What degree are you enrolled in at University of Phoenix? What are you currently...
• Sypris Solutions turns profit in 4Q, 2011
• We got Marquette in our News Enterprise March Madness ad game!! If they go all t...
• Foreclosure rates in Louisville rise
• Churchill Downs reports record 4Q earnings
• KFC Yum! Center getting a facelift by NCAA
• Tolls for bridges could last more than 40 years
• Humana’s LifeSynch unit offers assistance to tornado victims
• Southern Indiana residents, businesses begin seeking federal aid
• Kroger among U.S. grocers who use 'pink slime' in some products
• Western Ky. to play before Obama, British prime minister
• Meeting on new VA Medical Center draws complaints
• Government keeping eye on Apple as its power grows
• Frisch's to sell Golden Corral restaurants
• Shamrocks and Shillelaghs! A Bit of History on the Louisville St. Patrick’s Day Parade
• 2012 NCAA Tournament 2nd and 3rd Rounds
• Health Director to Meet with West Louisville Residents Tomorrow
• Churchill reports record 4Q earnings
• Humana’s LifeSynch unit offers assistance to tornado victims
• Kroger among U.S. grocers who use 'pink slime' in some products
• Braving the Kentucky Derby Festival spelling bee
• Kentucky governor announces federal tornado damage help
• Kentucky General Fund receipts up 3.8 percent in February
• D.D. Williamson, Yum executives to speak at WKU lecture series
• Austin Formula One track hires former Churchill VP Sweazy
• ID Students Participate in Ohio Charette Contest Last month, Feb. 24-25, the Am...
• UPS delivering Final Four court to Louisville, other cities
• Payment Alliance to partner with GunBroker.com
• Tickets available to see U of L play in tournament
• I'm looking forward to that extra hour of daylight at the end of my day, however...
• Taco Bell may expand new menu this year
• New anchor coming to Fourth Street Live
• Belknap Crossing developers seek rezoning
• Ford to offer pension payouts to some retirees
• Amazon among ‘Gang of Four’ in mobile-banking innovation
• Obama approves Indiana disaster relief
• Top 5: Louisville-area colleges and universities
• Developer pulls proposed N.Ky. riverfront project
• Mary Poppins flies in to Kentucky Center
• Kentucky state parks: Mar. 12-18
• New anchor coming to Fourth Street Live
• Councilman James to honor Officer Lamont Washington at Metro Council meeting on Thursday
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Unified Foodservice Purchasing Co-op president and CEO to retire
• Bank gives interest-free loans to tornado victims
• Republic Bancorp to hold shareholders meeting April 19
• Congratulations to Mike Eiden of Bulter Traditional High School, this week's Exc...
• GE accepting 10,000 job applications
• The Spalding Student Social Work Association is sponsoring a “Books for Bucks an...
• Slide show: Henryville businesses hit hard by tornado
• Restaurateur Dean Corbett pleads not guilty to drug-trafficking charge
• Congratulations to Jay Miller, MSW, CSW who has been selected as one of only fif...
• Spring is just around the corner, and with that comes spring cleaning. How do yo...
• ResCare executive vice president resigns
• Private-sector adds 227,000 jobs in February
• This week in photos — March 9
• Humana sues memory pill marketer after Rush Limbaugh backlash
• Top 5: Louisville-area colleges and universities
• University of Kentucky dropout makes Forbes billionaires list
• Daniels asks President Obama for Indiana disaster declaration
• Ford, workers to donate up to $100K for tornado relief
• National Processing parent plans to raise about $500M in IPO
• Fifth Third lays off workers in 12 states
• Justice looking into price fixing by Apple, book publishers
• Indiana Senate to consider statewide smoking ban bill
• 20th Anniversary Taste Of Frankfort Avenue
• Top 5: Louisville-area colleges and universities
• Kentucky Attorney General sets up storm disaster fraud task force
• Mayor’s Healthy Hometown Offering Mini-grants
• Louisville Farm to Table Creating New Connections for Farmers and JCPS Sysco
• Ford, workers to donate up to $100K for tornado relief
• Cinderella dancing at Kentucky Center
• Good news for Kentucky parks: collapsed bridge to be repaired by Memorial Day
• Good news for Kentucky parks: collapsed bridge to be repaired by Memorial Day
• Jefferson County home prices rise in January
• SCTD HVAC-R Students Earn Scholarships The Harshaw Trane/Ingersoll Rand Foundat...
• Kentucky jobless rate falls below 9 percent in January
• Papa John’s provides pizzas to Red Cross volunteers
• Admissions down but wagering up at Horseshoe
• Hall Contracting gets contract to repair Western Kentucky bridge
• The Importance of seeing a Savage Rose show
• Get Involved in Rat Race 40! Join/Start a Rat Race Team: Team Registration is du...
• Today: BLOOD BOWL from 11-3 in CHNS Lab 204. The blood donated on our campus thi...
• SHPS to shed human resource operations
• Metro United Way surpasses last year’s campaign total
• Code PaLOUsa software conference begins next week
• I learned about the Signature Partnership Education Access Center, or SPEAC yest...
• Stage One holds summer season auditions
• Kentucky budget bill passed by House
• Lawsuits pour in against Amazon in Zappos hacking breach
• Better Business Bureau responding to online competition
• Taco Bell rolls out new taco shell
• Temple returns to Big East conference in all sports
• Speedway Motorsports swings to loss for 4Q, year
• Dippin' Dots CEO resigns amid court battle with Regions
• Toyota changes North American leadership
• Feeling in the Hour at Actors Theatre
• Free WiFi Conference Space For Small Businesses
• Stop by the Phi Theta Kappa pizza and bake sale Thursday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m....
• Survival program for youth at Audubon
• Why are young people shunning the corporate ladder in favor of running small fam...
• Four from Lexington indicted for enticing women to Kentucky for prostitution
• Companies continue to assist tornado victims
• Frontier Airlines passenger count jumps 24% in February
• Good morning! I hope you are having a lovely one so far.
• ISA posts losses for 4Q, all of 2011
• Leisure activities are big business in Louisville, elsewhere
• Yum Brands' David Novak takes notes from Warren Buffett
• iPad3 might be iPadHD
• Obama declares disaster in Kentucky
• Adidas gives new look to Louisville Cardinals, other teams
• Ford CEO Mulally gets $34.5 million in stock
• Nielsen moves to downtown Cincinnati from Kentucky
• Rolls-Royce plans $42 million Indiana plant
• National Health Investors extends Kentucky hospital lease
• Pro se rising
• Workman’s company
• Inbox — March 7, 2012
• Thunder Over Louisville RV Parking, Tent Camping Available at Eva Bandman Park
• Dr. Nesbitt Reports on Louisville’s Health
• Louisville’s new bridges will require tolls, says Governor
• March is Social Work month. Celebrate on Saturday, March 10th from 5:30-7:30 pm...
• After last week's tragic events, Spalding has come up with several ways to help...
• April 3 at 6:00 pm: Robyn Ochs Beyond Binaries: Identity and Sexuality at the Sp...
• Filson Staff on the Move!
• Job openings increase in 30 U.S. cities, fall in Louisville
• More area businesses give to disaster relief
• Actuary Jay Gotelaere to speak on risk models at FEI luncheon
• Ford reboots Microsoft-developed touch screens
• Best Graphic Design Programs in Kentucky | Animation Career Review Some of the s...
• New Humana president Broussard made more than CEO McCallister in 2011
• Kentucky tax reform commission sets meeting schedule
• Applications being taken for Venture Sharks competition
• KentuckyOne Health trims legal staff after merger
• Papa John's shies from deep discounts on pizza
• Calipari, Pitino crack top 5 for college coaching salaries
• Slide show: How big is Apple?
• Tornado damage might top $2 billion
• Fifth Third to invest in startup companies
• Lexmark pays $148M for Brainware
• LEO parent buys Cincinnati's CityBeat
• Indiana tax collections miss target
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Mayor Urges Compassion for Tornado Victims
• Free Workshop to Help Restaurants Offer Healthy, Tasty Menu Selections
• U of L Degree in Public Health/ Urban Planning to Support Community Health Effort
• Chase, Horseshoe Southern Indiana, Thorntons among firms helping tornado victims
• This week's events: Tomorrow, Open House and New Student Orientation at Radclif...
• Congratulations to the Communications Art Technology Program, walking away with...
• Leadership programs in Louisville, Southern Indiana taking applications
• Number of Louisville homes with negative equity up slightly
• Governors agree to financing plan for the Ohio River Bridges Project
• Humana innovation, marketing officer leaves company for WellPoint
• Louisville gas prices decline, remain higher than last year
• Louisville diners benefit from relatively low taxes
• Experiencing art appreciation at the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft
• Also, you can donate by phone by calling 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or tex...
• If you would like to donate funds to help in West Liberty, KY, please give to th...
• If you would like to help with disaster relief in Henryville, Indiana, donate vi...
• Beshear, Daniels to sign finance plan agreement for Ohio River Bridges
• Apple claims support of more than a half milion U.S. jobs
• Louisville DDC seeks $12 million in investments for NuLu area
• Yum Brands targeting young in India
• Retailers see strong sales this spring compared to last
• Delta adding pay-to-download movies
• Top 5: Louisville hotels
• Colts owner Irsay pledges $50K to tornado relief
• Study shows that natural disasters have led to requests for higher insurance premiums
• Proposed Title V Operating Permit 136-97-TV(R1) for Brown Forman Distillery
• Kentucky state parks: Mar. 5-11
• Public Notice for Federally Enforceable District Origin Operating Permits (FEDOOPs)
• Hoping every one is OK. Especially our Southern Indiana students, faculty, staff.
• Slideshow: 2012 Partners in Health Care
• Flame Run Glass Studio to relocate to Glassworks building
• Rough River schedules sportsman weekend
• State senate considers bill to replace N. Ky. bridge
• Louisville Slugger signs licensing deal with apparel company
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Due to the emergency weather situation approaching our region, Spalding Universi...
• Due to the severe weather predicted for our area, all Jefferson Community & Tech...
• Congratulations to Spencer County High School senior Jennifer Davidson, this wee...
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• Goldberg Simpson merging with smaller Louisville law firm
• March Madness can pit business vs. basketball
• Slide show: This week in photos — March 2 issue
• Centra Credit Union tops $1 billion in assets
• Need a place for out-of-town guests to stay?
• Churchill Downs in venture to buy Ohio track, build VLT casino
• U of L names interim dean of medical school
• University of Pikeville plan isn't feasible, Patton says
• Apple, Google, Amazon lead Fortune's 'most admired' list
• Toyota expanding plants in West Virginia, Michgan
• 20th Annual Irish Classic
• Health Director to Outline the State of Louisville’s Health
• Council members put Historical Ali Marker on display in the Kentucky Center for African American Her
• Kentucky ranked 8th in nation for industry activity in 2011
• U of L names interim dean of medical school
• Perfect Attendance Award Winners Students who were present every day in one or...
• Getting on at Actors Theatre
• The planning of Rat Race 2012, the 40th Anniversary of Spalding’s Running of the...
• Kroger earnings beat estimates, rise 14%
• Thorntons extends ties with Churchill Downs
• Ford sales rose 14% in February; Escape stars
• Workman pledges to work with U of L staff
• Republic Airways reports $123 million 4Q loss
• Congratulations to our Quick Recall Team for its Top 5 finish in the national co...
• Kentucky among top 10 states in Site Selection rankings
• Tourism convention bringing 550 to Louisville
• YPAL continuing ‘Women in Healthcare’ series
• U.S. jobless claims fall slightly
• Louisville plans second ‘crowdfunding’ workshop
• U of L to hire Nicholson for run of NCAA tournament games
• Jeffersonville restaurant loan program approved
• NKU starts program to help students, graduates launch business ideas
• UPS drivers get computer upgrade
• Macy's launches new Facebook page
• Apple's market value reaches $500 billion
• Costco plans first smartphone app, new Google-friendly Costco.com
• Intel to spend $100M to make your car 'the ultimate mobile device'
• Ky. tourism commissioner resigns after British PR fiasco
• Troy Yocum Launches Active Heroes: Iraq Veteran Plans To Continue Fundraising For Military
• Studying to be a Radiologic Technologist? Check out this story:
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Dr. Seuss characters live at Floyd Central
• U of L to hire Nicholson for run of NCAA tournament games
• Louisville Water Company Receives Build Kentucky Award for Restoration of Pumping Station
• Public Hearings Announced on Proposed Changes to Ordinance on Historic Districts and Landmarks
• Workshop to Connect Small Business with Crowdfunding Capital
• Public Hearings Announced on Proposed Changes to Ordinance on Historic Districts and Landmarks
• $140.5 million expansion plans for Louisville’s airports
• Keeneland catalogs 161 horses for April sale
• People are already inquiring about starting a master's program in August. Good f...
• UPS drivers get computer upgrade
• Caesars reports 4Q loss; bridge closure a factor
• Louisville region’s economy maintains modest growth
• Kentucky gains 21,000 jobs as 2011 jobless rate falls to 9.5%
• Webster alumnus Timothy Campisano in the news!
• U of L MBA students win Cincinnati competition
• Did you cringe when you watched the Academy Awards speakers? Do you get flustere...
• Auditor recommends changes to bolster Kentucky Medicaid system
• Industrial Services of America names new director
• Time Warner completes Insight acquisition
• This Friday, March 9, from 8 a.m. to noon, the CNA/CNSF department will host a P...
• Storytelling weekend at Pine Mountain
• PNC leaders in Lexington, Indianapolis retiring
• Camry Hybrid among Consumer Reports’ top picks for 2012
• Lender seeks ouster of Dippin' Dots CEO
• Indiana Senate adds exemptions to smoking ban
• Yum denies report of plans for Iran restaurants
• Which retailers make the most money per square foot?
• Bistro Voliere partners change restaurant’s name to La Coop: Bistro à Vins
• Microsoft to unveil Windows 8 test version today
• The big day for iPad3 appears to be March 7
• Striving for stability
• Inbox — Feb. 29, 2012
• All is fair
• You Are So Louisville If …
• Thursday March 8, 2012: Blood Bowl (Blood Drive for Red Cross) Held in CHNS Lab...
• Tomorrow: The Spalding Student Government, the Diversity Consciousness Action Gr...
• Scott brings the message of “The Lorax" to students at five District 1 Elementary Schools
• Mayor Challenges Community “Give A Day” April 15-22
• Louisville mayor challenges community ‘Give A Day’ April 15-22
• Samuel Plato, Louisville Architect.
• Camry Hybrid among Consumer Reports’ top picks for 2012
• Bistro Voliere partners change restaurant’s name to La Coop: Bistro à Vins
• KAR Auction Services says profits doubled
• Fair board is asked to reinstate fired KFC Yum Center GM
• U.S. home prices fell 4% in 2011
• AT&T investment in Indiana tops $1 billion
• SCTD’s Energy Technology Building Receives LEED Certification Last week, SCTD r...
• Analysts are split on Kroger stock
• Let's raise the level of education attainment for all! Register now for the Edu...
• Public-private collaboration to fund cancer screenings
• Kentucky Agricultural Development Board funds farmers incentives
• Ceridian Stored Value recognized for outsourcing
• Report: Explicit e-mail sent from Wassmer account at One Southern Indiana
• Nicholson fired as GM of KFC Yum Center
• Beshear names trainer Ward to lead Horse Racing Commission
• Cincinnati/N. Ky. airport now offers free wi-fi
• Kentuckians' sense of well-being ranks near bottom
• Louisville has saved $3.5 million on winter-related costs
• Cincinnati Zoo's oldest building to get a makeover
• Best Buy cuts iPad 2 price $50 as iPad 3 nears
• Yelp IPO set to raise $100M this week
• Kentucky governor meets with national Drug Czar
• Nicholson fired as GM of KFC Yum Center
• Fuzzy mirrors - er Fuddy Meers - for LRC
• Beshear selects Derby-winning trainer to lead Kentucky Horse Racing Commission
• Holding with The Veri**on Play
• Edmunds: Ford, Toyota sales to rise in February; GM decline expected
• Are you an HR student? There's a SHRM student chapter you might consider:
• Louisville general contractors have plenty to show off
• How do you find out about University of Phoenix events? Which ones have you been...
• Slide show: Carl Casper's Louisville auto show
• Profile subject Tom Howell’s story prompts moments of synchronicity
• Louisville gas prices continue to rise
• Louisville offers $250,000 in small business loans
• Hosparus begins construction of inpatient care center expansion
• Former CUB president settles suit against bank
• Hoosier Park owner might bid for Indiana Live
• Indiana Senate to consider statewide smoking ban this week
• Yuengling ties Boston Beer Co. as largest American-owned brewers
• Cruise lines hold prices steady despite lower bookings
• Adobe offers scaled-back Photoshop for iPad
• Samsung unveils Galaxy smartphone with a projector
• High gas prices bring hidden benefits
• I'll be on 98.3 WQXE this morning about 8:15 talking about your favorite univers...
• Kentucky state parks: Feb. 27-Mar. 4
• Spalding students at Polar Bear Plunge 2012.
• Proposed FEDOOP Operating Permit 190-01-F(R1) for Heaven Hill
• Golf Special for March: $3 off at Louisville Metro Parks Courses
• Metro Parks Summer Camp Registration Begins March 5th
• METCO Approves Loans to Three Small Businesses
• Slide show: Ford Escape gets public unveiling in Louisville
• JCTC's education partnerships with Ford and UPs were highlighted during a stop b...
• Three new members added to Business Hall of Fame
• Carl Casper’s Custom Auto Show starts Friday
• California trust buys Renaissance at St. Andrews apartments
• Texas Roadhouse looks toward more international growth
• This week in photos — Feb. 24
• J.D. Power ranks Toyota, Ford among most dependable cars
• Johnny Cash tribute at Lake Barkley
• The Constitution gives Americans the right to assemble for peaceful demonstratio...
• Congrats to this week's Exceptional Student Scholarship nominee Josh Heimann fro...
• One week left to vote! Vote today for “Apollo Group” in the Boston College 201...
• ResCare CEO Gronefeld participates in job-creation panel
• Gohman Asphalt gets Big Four Bridge contract
• Blockbuster to close one third of stores
• PSC sets public meeting in LG&E Cane Run project
• Procter & Gamble to cut thousands of jobs
• Zaxby's planned near New Albany research park
• Workman to remain in fair board post
• Kentucky Senate rejects casino gaming measure
• Kindred Healthcare posts 4Q loss, reports plans for Ventas leases
• Postal Service plans to close eight Kentucky processing centers
• Google to offer live views of Great Barrier Reef
• Apple agrees to new board rule, thinks 'deeply' on dividend
• Sears Holdings seeks to raise up to $500M
• Clifton Center Hosts Marta Miranda for ‘The Clifton Fifty’
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• COPA Announces New Arts Series
• Councilwoman Scott to attend ribbon cutting for new playground at Crums Lane elementary
• Postal Service plans to close eight Kentucky processing centers
• Kindred Healthcare posts 4Q loss, reports plans for Ventas leases
• Senate rejects casino gaming measure
• Kentucky Attorney General in battle with Google
• Workman remains in fair board post
• Basketball fans: Spalding University Athletics will be hosting their annual Brac...
• Metalsa to increase investment in E’town plant by $72 million
• Omnicare reverses 4Q loss, misses analysts' expectations
• Fair board OKs lease agreement for amusement park
• CNN cites Kentucky Bourbon Trail as a ‘classic’ American experience
• Jim Beam launches new Red Stag bourbons
• Kentucky approves tax incentives for Louisville-area companies; projects could bring 248 jobs
• The Clock keeps ticking at Walden Theatre
• Attention first year students! There is still time to register for our Student...
• Interior Design students: Have you seen this site for inspiration?
• Students: If you have a Blackberry, Android, or iPhone you can download the Spal...
• Top 5: Louisville general contractors
• U.S. jobless claims unchanged last week
• Kindred Healthcare director stepping down
• UK board approves housing project with Memphis firm
• Fischer drops plan for Cordish loan
• Apple, Google, others agree to improve app privacy
• Google files to offer video service in Kansas City
• Facebook 'personality score' predicts job success
• Ben & Jerry's co-founder tells IUS audience failure led to success
• Amazon pulls thousands of e-books in distribution dispute
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Louisville Metro Council honoring outstanding community leaders
• Proposed Title V Operating Permit 150-97-TV(R1) for Ford KTP
• Proposed Plantwide Applicability Limit Construction Permit 30043-11-C for Ford KTP
• Metro Council to honor Outstanding Community leaders as part of Black History month
• Public Health and Wellness Offers Free Diabetes Classes
• Gannett to add paywalls for its newspaper Web sites
• Gasoline price alert: Analyst predicts surge in Louisville
• Pearls of Wisdom lineup announced
• Almost Family tops estimates despite earnings decline
• Pegasus pins — now $5 — go on sale March 1
• Setting out into the HR profession but don't have much experience? Taking this a...
• Hillenbrand chairman to retire next year
• Cummins forms partnership in Central America
• Fastpitch coaches association to move offices to Louisville
• One Southern Indiana to hold conference on diversity
• Murder mystery to be staged at Greenbo Lake
• Congrats to our Sull-Lou and Sull-Lex Culinary Programs ... you are EXEMPLARY!!!
• Architecture billings index positive for third month
• Looking for Information on Old Louisville Homes?
• Fischer seeks to give $850,000 to Cordish to attract office tenant
• Google glasses could be on sale by end of year
• Papa John’s profits rise nearly 14%
• Texas Roadhouse posts higher earnings, raises dividend
• Movie theater coming to Mall St. Matthews
• Fair board CEO Workman asked to resign
• Plaza Recovery plans 250 new jobs in Covington
• Consumer credit card debt continues to decline
• Good time overalls
• Inbox — Feb. 22, 2012
• Subterranean permit blues
• The truth about consequences
• Shawnee/Portland Neighborhoods Livability Plan – Public Meeting - Feb. 28th
• Fischer Names Conrad New Chief
• Welch invites new District 13 constituents to come out for March’s “Coffee with your Councilwoman”
• February’s “Talk with Tom” set for Saturday at Douglass Loop
• Papa John’s profits rise nearly 14%
• Texas Roadhouse posts higher earnings, raises dividend
• Movie theater coming to Mall St. Matthews
• Chef Edward Lee to receive Thomas Edison award from GLI
• Louisville home builders leader is named to national post
• Louisville Home, Garden and Remodeling Show set for March 2-4
• David Llewellyn to speak at Venture Connectors luncheon
• Christian Care Communities to open nursing center
• Louisville-area home sales start year with 13% gain
• YPAL to host MBA, GMAT information session
• Name a time when you felt supported by the University. What did we do to help you?
• Mayor Fischer names Steve Conrad to be Louisville Police Chief
• Shelly Trent from LSHRM came to Lori Moore's HRMG 5000 class last week. We love...
• Arches and waterfall weekend planned for Cumberland Falls
• S.Y. Bancorp raises dividend by more than 5 percent
• TNT cites price, antitrust concerns in rejecting UPS bid
• Fair board to vote on Kentucky Kingdom lease deal
• Expansion of Catholic hospitals brings increased concerns
• Nissan to add 1,000 jobs at Tennessee plant
• Jeffersonville's RiverStage I barge needs no repairs
• Restaurant sales remained strong in January
• Apple settles iPhone 4 class-action suit
• Amazon might be planning a 10-inch Kindle Fire
• Adults returning to school in Kentucky
• Tuition rates for 2012-13 have been announced. Our onsite rate increased just 3%...
• “Whatever you are, be a good one.” - Abraham Lincoln Good advice on President's...
• “Whatever you are, be a good one.” - Abraham Lincoln Good advice on President's...
• “Whatever you are, be a good one.” - Abraham Lincoln Good advice on President's...
• Looking for a job? Spending tons of time perfecting your resume only to blow it...
• Our own Lori Moore was featured yesterday in the Courier Journal!!
• ARISE THE TITAN "Mobile Massacre Tour" Comes To Magnolia Bar & Grill!
• Proposed Title V Operating Permit 148-97-TV(R3) Administrative Revision for LLFlex LLC
• A Masquerade - Pandora style
• Kentucky state parks: Feb. 20-26
• Green Fashion Tips for Brightside's Green Tie Bash
• Scott and Blackwell and state lawmakers to attend meeting on coal ash in southwest Louisville
• February’s District 12 Dialogue to talk about air quality in Metro Louisville
• Tonight at 8:00 in the University Center Ballroom. You can purchase tickets at t...
• UPS bids to buy Dutch delivery giant
• Sherman Minton to open at midnight
• Jefferson students participate in the college wide Mardi Gras party featuring Te...
• U of L seeking partners for hospital
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Slide show: This week in photos — Feb. 17
• YPAL president Abbie Gilbert is on the run
• Tracking and woods lore weekend at Carter Caves
• U of L, Kentucky National Guard form partnership
• World Trade Center Kentucky offers certification seminars
• Congrats to Shelby County High School senior Michaela Dempsey, this week’s Excep...
• Abercrombie & Fitch to close 180 stores
• Muhammad Ali featured on Wheaties boxes
• Novak discusses Yum, new book on 'Mad Money'
• Republic Bank tops magazine’s ‘Nifty 50’ list
• OSHA cites, fines Jeffboat in worker death
• Full-body scanners planned for Louisville, Lexington airports
• Louisville musicians reject arbitration proposal
• Despite uncertainty, Colts season-ticket renewals are strong
• Collegiate athletic conferences generate billions
• U.S. agency urges carmakers to limit driver distractions
• Fright Night Film Fest 2012
• Southwest Greenways Master Plan Presentation at Public Meeting
• Metro Parks Spring Adult Athletic Leagues Registration Begins March 1st
• KYTC Prepares For Bridge Reopening
• A very happy widow for Kentucky Opera
• OSHA cites, fines Jeffboat in worker death
• Republic Bank tops magazine’s ‘Nifty 50’ list
• Louisville musicians reject arbitration proposal
• Kentucky School of Art Visiting Artist Program: Karla Wozniak TONIGHT at the Gal...
• Kentucky governor promotes preschool expansion plan
• IUS contributed $124 million to state economy in 2010-2011
• GM profit dips; pension to be replaced
• Can a corporate layoff be an opportunity to move on to bigger and better things?
• Pharmaceuticals trigger increase in wholesale prices
• U.S. jobless claims fall another 13,000
• We would like to thank everyone who came out to our Open House last night. We h...
• Bank of Kentucky raises dividend by 7%
• U.S. defense secretary Panetta to speak at U of L
• Top 5: Louisville Home Builders
• February 26th–April 8th 2012: “Rooted in the Earth” an art exhibit and concurren...
• Thursday, March 1, 2012 7:00 p.m: Saving the American Dream: A New Vision for Ra...
• How about this round ad I made for next week's The Gold Standard, (formerly the...
• Airport board approves $140.5 million in capital projects
• Workman expects to reach deal to reopen Ky. Kingdom next year
• Lexus ranks at top in dependability survey; Chrysler last
• Southwest raises round-trip fares by $10
• Mars to stop selling giant Snickers, other candy bars
• Consumers expect to cut back on restaurant spending
• Kellogg to buy Pringles from Procter & Gamble
• U.S. factories face shortage of machinists
• Learn more about MSD Rain Barrel Pilot Program
• Metro Parks Hosting Public Meeting on Olmsted Parkways Plan - March 6th
• Airport board approves $140.5 million in capital projects
• Our video is up for an award! Your vote can help us win. Vote today for “Apoll...
• Louisville’s rare copy of the Declaration of Independence
• Sunday, February 26 from 12-4 pm: First annual knit bomb installation at Spaldin...
• Hyatt Regency Louisville to hire about 30 workers
• UPS acquires Belgian delivery company
• Huntington Bank expands efforts to reach health-care market
• Regional banks protest rule on risky trading
• Are your friends or family thinking about starting a degree program? University...
• Perry named manager at Carter Caves
• Home builder confidence rises for 5th straight month
• Higher prices boost Ky. Electric Steel’s profits
• Kentucky Derby adds three sponsors
• Louisville forms international councils to promote growth
• Today is the day! We look forward to welcoming new faces to the Louisville Cam...
• Attention Spalding Students: Today between 11:30-12:30 you can purchase tickets...
• Kentuckiana Medical Center has new financing plan
• Apple passes Google in 'most respected' ranking
• Cisco predicts mobile traffic will multiply 18 times in 5 years
• FCC to approve tougher rules on robocalls
• Zynga shows signs of slowing growth
• Airlines and airports improve on-time arrival
• Cincinnati Museum Center, Freedom Center to merge
• Plans for Johnny Cash Museum unveiled in Nashville
• Carolina Chocolate Drops To Perform at The CliftonCenter
• Mayor Greg Fischer
• Inbox — Feb. 15, 2012
• Point of contention
• The not-so-merry orchestra
• Louisville’s Rare Copy of Declaration of Independence
• Yates Amendment seeks more neighborhood involvement in landmark designations
• Scott encourages students at Maupin Elementary to get involved with fire safety and smoke detectors
• 2012 “Doing Our Part from the Heart” begins its sixth year of helping those who serve America
• Office for Globalization Forms International Councils
• Happy Valentine's Day! Love yourself with education! ; )
• More job-search aid is available for post-9/11 veterans
• Humana helping to tackle childhood obesity
• SHPS launches expansion of advocacy service
• Kentucky below average for combined sales taxes
• Each quarter, SCTD faculty members nominate a deserving student for “Student of...
• Kroger, Teamsters ratify labor agreements
• March 2013 is planned opening for Nucleus facility
• Senate gets Beshear proposal to expand gaming
• Hill-Rom completes acquisition of German company
• The Special Collections Staff Shows the Love for Valentines Day
• Sherman Minton Bridge could reopen a week ahead of deadline
• The deadline for Study Abroad in Ireland has been extended to March 1. Open to a...
• FREE PANCAKES! Stop by CHNS TODAY from 10:00 am – 12:30 pm for FREE heart shaped...
• Hotel nightclub at 4th Street Live to close
• Kentucky Opera conductor steps down amid orchestra dispute
• Kao to move HQ to downtown Cincinnati
• Indianapolis group hopes to build on Georgia Street's Super Bowl success
• Apple asks for workplace audit at Chinese plants
• Who might succeed Mulally as Ford CEO?
• Google's Motorola purchase cleared by U.S.; EU adds patent warning
• PeopleExpress might fly again
• City to Host Pecha Kucha -- Night of Ideas
• What is the best thing about University of Phoenix?
• Few in Louisville use public transit to get to work
• Henryville, Ind., firm may expand plant, add 22 jobs
• GLI considering headquarters relocation
• PPL reports 13% earnings gain, boosts dividend
• Manulife now managing part of Kentucky pension fund
• Papa Murphy’s reports double-digit sales growth
• If you are on the Downtown Campus Tuesday stop by the Health Sciences Building f...
• Tomorrow from 11am to 2pm, come to the Hyatt Regency, 320 West Jefferson Street,...
• PSC vice chairman to lead national task force
• Louisville gas prices reverse upward trend
• Three Poets grace the Hanover stage
• How to audition for a play or musical
• Louisville engineering firms leave mark on projects
• Rupp Arena among nation's top venues in 'social media power'
• Ky. Horse Park seeks more state funds to address deficits
• Cincinnati streetcar groundbreaking set for Feb. 17
• Cruise lines adopt stricter safety policy
• Groupon revamps Web site to let users tailor offers
• Apple takes another shot at Samsung
• Study shows news Web sites fail to target users with ads
• Amazon expected to launch 7-inch, 9-inch Kindle Fire
• Like this post if you're watching the Grammy's tonight!
• Proposed Title V Operating Permit 158-97-TV(R1) Renewal for Reynolds Consumer Products
• Thank you to Bates Memorial and First Gethsemane for opening their doors to Supe...
• Kentucky state parks: Feb. 13-19
• Councilwoman Scott to talk smoke detectors and fire safety with Maupin Elementary students
• City Reaches Settlement Agreement With Insight Communications
• Majority Caucus issues statement on Budget Reconciliation plan from Mayor Fischer
• Insight Settlement, Department Reductions Help Balance City Budget
• Churchill acquires poker content company
• Louisville settles with Insight Communications
• Louisville to balance budget through reductions in department spending, settlement from Insight
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Kentucky gets $58.8 million of mortgage foreclosure settlement
• Congratulations to Vince Lewis of North Oldham High School. He was selected as t...
• Churchill Downs names vice president of partnerships
• Wise Women forum lineups announced for 2012
• PharMerica shares rise strong earnings report
• CFA Society to have fifth annual stock research contest
• Slide show: This week in photos — Feb. 10
• EWI Offers Financial Support for Candidates The Kentuckiana Chapter of Executiv...
• U of L, UK sports budgets among nation's largest
• Did you know the Louisville Campus is having and Open House next Wednesday @ 6pm...
• Six facilities to establish Level II psychiatric care for children
• River Ridge board approves changes to bring major tenant to park
• PharMerica earnings soar nearly 70 percent
• Humana unit Concentra buys Chicago-area practice
• Louisville Orchestra management proposes arbitration
• Courier-Journal employees offered buyouts
• Edward Lee on 'Top Chef' elimination: It was the smoked oysters
• Clarksville Town Concil won't help Kentuckiana Medical Center
• Chiquita discloses Cincinnati job cuts
• Not all companies are eager to tout green practices
• Google developing 'entertainment device'
• River Ridge board approves changes to bring major tenant to park
• Long John Silvers Opens New Worldwide Corporate Headquarters in Louisville
• Long John Silver’s new headquarters in Louisville
• PharMerica earnings soar nearly 70 percent
• Louisville Orchestra management proposes arbitration to reach labor agreement
• Humana unit Concentra buys Chicago-area practice
• Landscape oil painting weekend at Pennyrile Forest
• Kentucky to get nearly $59M from foreclosure settlement
• Two key Ford executives to retire in April
• Kentucky Chamber alliance supports expanded gaming plan
• Beshear names members of tax-reform panel
• Louisville gets U.S. grants to fight housing bias
• Here's some information on our monthly breakfast series through our National Cen...
• U of L lands Gates grant to study tuberculosis
• Great instructors do real, great work: Dr. Heather Henderson-Galligan worked wit...
• Beacon reports 1Q loss of $567,000
• Kentucky chamber sponsoring trip to China
• Make-your-own Valentine treats - or order them from The Bakery Sullivan Universi...
• Daniels says Sherman Minton might open before March 1
• Ky. Horse Park is home to three top U.S. horse shows
• Groupon stock plunges after company posts 4Q loss
• Disney might make Redbox wait 28 days for new movies
• iPhone holds resale value better than other brands
• Sprint sells 1.8M iPhones, reaches record customer count
• Youths watching TV shows, but not on TV
• New SEC filings bring more information about Facebook
• Hamilton says District 5 Neighborhood Advisory Committee will receive updates on health issues
• Metro Councilman Robin Engel to Host Town Hall Meeting
• Yum to trim ownership of U.S. units, focus on emerging markets
• AAA gives Seelbach restaurant Five Diamond award
• Toyota to boost Highlander output in Indiana, add 400 jobs
• Who was Jenny Wiley?
• York, of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
• Save The Date! Friday, April 27, 11:30 AM To 1 PM Celebration of Scholarship & S...
• The 40th Anniversary of Rat Race is coming up April 12, 2012! The Campus Activi...
• Tomorrow from 11 am-1 pm in the Lobby of the CHNS Building: Spalding University...
• Do you ever apply your own life experience when learning new things?-
• Horseshoe admissions down 3.5%, wagering off 11%
• Caesars shares soar 70% on first day of trading
• ‘Who Killed Change’ author to speak at FEI luncheon
• Kentuckiana Exterior Building Expo set for Thursday
• Louie Gala Ticket Reservations All CGD and DWD students and faculty can purchase...
• Tuesday, February 14: Free Pancakes in the Lobby of the CHNS Building.
• The Spalding Student Government, the Diversity Consciousness Action Group along...
• The Egan Program at Spalding will be participating in the Polar Plunge on Februa...
• Attention Spalding Students: Today between 11:30-12:30 you can purchase tickets...
• Target parts ways with Michael Graves after 13 years
• Best Buy survey hints at Apple TV features
• Wal-Mart to label healthy foods as 'Great for You'
• Koch family forms entity to negotiate possible Kentucky Kingdom lease
• Agricultural, production jobs declining fastest in U.S.
• Store closings could jump in 2012
• Cincinnati casino on schedule despite accident
• Republic Air says Frontier has potential buyers
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• John Yarmuth talks politics, policy with LEO Weekly
• Inbox — Feb. 8, 2012
• How do you please your Valentine?
• Take Me To Your Leader
• Notice of Special Meeting
• Use resources to stay safe during extreme summer heat
• Ackerson encourages District 26 residents to attend Hikes Point Relief Sewer Project meeting
• Financial Firm Creating New Jobs, Corporate Headquarters in Louisville
• Snoopy and the gang at Silver Creek
• Koch family forms entity to negotiate possible Kentucky Kingdom lease
• No Angels on AYUTC's street
• Miller resigns as Kentucky health and family services secretary
• U of L names executive for Health Sciences Center
• Sweetheart weekend at Rough River Dam
• Bruegger’s bakery and cafe opens in St. Matthews
• Chase could pay $110M in overdraft settlement
• UPS Foundation names new leader
• Indiana Gov. Daniels to address Harrison chamber
• Christine Johnson to get Fleur-De-Lis Award from GLI
• Education fair aims to get working adults back to college
• Are YOU coming to the Louisville Campus Open house Feb. 15th????
• University of Phoenix has championed the needs of working adults for more than 3...
• Exam Cram Was a Great Success! Last week’s Exam Cram offered students the extra...
• Howell to succeed Hehman at FHLB of Cincinnati
• Growth in China helps Yum 4Q profit jump 30%
• Magdalena's in Corydon closes after 20 years
• Facebook's next challenge: Revenue from mobile use
• Verizon, Redbox team on joint venture
• Toyota posts lower 3Q profit but raises outlook
• Study casts new light on how people read menus
• Profit growth slowing for big businesses
• Only 13 of top 100 U.S. metros have bounced back from recession
• MINI of Louisville Live at The Clifton Center Will Present a Screening of El Capitan
• Welch holds first “Coffee with Your Councilwoman” of 2012 on Saturday, February 18th
• Bill Summers Retiring After Four-Decade City Career
• Kentucky governor pushes for strong prescription drug oversight legislation
• Growth in China helps Yum profits jump 30%
• Last Wednesday, Feb. 1, SCTD’s MET and HVAC-R students had the opportunity to de...
• Humana shares sink after earnings report
• Ventas to sell $600 million in notes
• Small businesses say big businesses, millionaires should be taxed more
• Louisville gas prices up another 10 cents per gallon
• Local ad professionals not impressed by Super Bowl lineup
• Thursday from 11 am-1 pm in the Lobby of the CHNS Building: Spalding University...
• O'Charley's Inc. to be purchased by Fidelity
• Longtime government employee Summers to retire in March
• Humana reports jump in 4Q profit
• Nearly 100M U.S. consumers own smartphones
• YouTube, Apple, ABC top marketing poll
• Lexington having success with early-stage firms
• Fischer, Louisville Metro Council members at odds over funding
• Top 5: Commercial printing firms
• Super Bowl coin toss equals Papa John's free pizza
• U.S., Louisville manufacturers adding jobs
• Yum Brands is facing more competition in China
• Indianapolis gets high marks from Super Bowl fans
• The Clifton Center And Quest Outdoors Present 'El Capitan'
• Kentucky State Parks: Feb. 6-Feb. 12
• Blues Brothers tribute act at General Butler
• Blues Brothers tribute act at General Butler
• Dale Hollow celebrates Valentines
• Weekend for lovers at Cumberland Falls
• Valentines dinner theater at Carter Caves
• Zagat Lists Louisville as Favorite "Foodie" Destination
• Five Finalists for Police Chief Named
• Smile Kentucky 2012
• ‘Modern Marvels’ features Louisville company
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• Super Bowl to provide business to Louisville restaurants, bars
• Ditka upstaged by Colosi at Hornung award banquet
• IMC Licensing works with Borghese to launch hair care line
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• Papa John’s will give free pizza if Super Bowl coin toss is heads
• U of L Hospital considering future
• Top 5: Louisville-area commercial printing firms
• Amazon launches online sports memorabilia store
• BlackBerry still losing market share
• Georgetown plant featured as Toyota ads return to Super Bowl
• New Fort Knox commander seeks 'brand' for post
• Humana signs pact with San Antonio hospitals
• Drop, Cover, and Hold On!
• Budget Committee to review all Capital Budget projects in light of potential shortfall
• Councilwoman Scott invites District 1 to “Ask Attica” on Feb. 7th
• Humana signs pact with San Antonio hospitals
• Louisville named one of world’s best food getaway cities
• Home price index shows 1.4% drop in Louisville
• Hillenbrand reports 10% sales gain in 1Q
• Bourbon industry seen boosting Kentucky tourism
• Courier-Journal publisher Garson to retire
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• Black History Month programs at Kentucky state parks
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• Anthropologie will locate in Z Gallerie space in Oxmoor
• GE Appliance Park to be featured in Super Bowl ad
• Local analyst offers view on Facebook IPO
• Daniels signs right-to-work bill
• Indiana's blue law might surprise Super Bowl visitors
• January car sales point to strong year
• FCC approves Insight sale to Time Warner
• Speedway to sell single-race tickets, allow coolers
• Humana names president of government unit
• Merit Health sells Texas hospital system, plans second sale
• Merit Health sells Texas Hospitals, plans second deal
• Register for FREE tax preparation in Feb-Mar
• Louisville Earns Grant to Fuel After-School Programs for Kids
• Four Union Contracts Presented to Metro Council
• Anthropologie will locate in Z Gallerie space in Oxmoor
• Facebook launches $5 billion IPO
• GE Appliance Park to be featured in Super Bowl ad
• Veterans Organizations in the United States
• Speedway to sell single-race tickets, allow coolers
• Kentucky SBA office gets new director
• February is Earthquake Awareness Month in Kentucky
• Humana names president of government unit
• Louisville’s Top 10 web stories for January
• Louisville receives grant to fund after-school programs
• Take the Breakout Creative brand-recognition quiz
• Sports Card, Collectibles, and Memorabilia Show on Saturday, February 11 from 10...
• Attention Students Interested in Nursing: The School of Nursing is holding an i...
• Attention Spalding Students: Today between 11:30-12:30 you can purchase tickets...
• Congrats to Jefferon's Quick Recall team as they head back to nationals at the e...
• If you know of a high school student who is currently in the college search proc...
• Amazon reportedly plans huge Jeffersonville facility
• Rupp Arena task force final report recommends $250M-$300M project
• Jeffersonville mayor considers sale of entertainment barge
• Musicians' union drops unfair labor practice claim against Louisville Orchestra
• Verizon Wireless spent $38M in 2011 on Kentucky upgrades
• Fund for the Arts campaign on record pace
• Construction to resume today on Cincinnati casino
• Covington mayor outlines plans to bring new jobs to city
• Republic Bank to expand after Tenn. Commerce failure
• Inbox — Feb. 1, 2012
• Living a shelter life
• Clifton Center Hosts Jud Hendrix for 'The Clifton Fifty'
• Professional Development Seminar
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Community Affairs Committee to discuss the expunging of minor offenses off a criminal record
• Councilwoman Woolridge honored as “TrailBlazer” by Toyota Motor Manufacturing for Black History Mont
• Fund for the Arts campaign on record pace
• Healing Place secures $800,000 Kresge grant
• Verizon Wireless spent $38M in 2011 to upgrade Kentucky
• Counselors, we will host another NCE prep workshop facilitated by Dr. Stephanie...
• Musicians’ union drops unfair labor practice claim against Louisville Orchestra
• Dynastar completes reverse merger
• Beacon Enterprise Solutions gets $2 million in new business
• Dinner theater at Blue Licks Battlefield
• Louisville apartments attract more creditworthy tenants
• UPS reports lower 4Q profit, higher revenue
• HMS Global unit to hire 300 in Memphis
• Blue, Hill to transform Molee Building into apartments
• Wendy’s trying to stand out by moving up
• Facebook revenue doesn't yet meet potential $100B valuation
• 2011 was another strong year for U.S. liquor makers
• Investigation continues in Cincinnati casino collapse
• More shoppers using phones as tools in stores
• Nashville working to attract international tourists
• U.S. consumer debt down 11 percent in 2011
• Derby City Film Festival 2012
• Shigellosis Cases Continue to Rise
• Mayor Fischer Focuses on Youth Summer Jobs
• District 12 “Coffee with your Councilman” begins a new year on Saturday, February 4th
• Blue, Hill plan to transform Molee Building into apartments
• Summer jobs programs for youth unveiled
• Did you attend the Girl Scout Bake-Off at Sullivan University?
• Humana to add 149 jobs in St. Petersburg
• Louisville gas prices spike
• Humana launches individual dental plan
• Local nonprofits share Yarmuth’s congressional income
• Gannett profits fall in fourth quarter
• Which of our tools and resources do you value most? (i.e. online library, ecampu...
• Year-over-year foreclosure rate rises in Louisville
• Andrew Elliot Group buys co-founder’s new company
• Kentucky seeking contractors to build downtown bridge
• PharMerica hopes Omnicare will cease takeover attempt
• Super Bowl brings windfall to downtown Indy businesses
• Yale student project could inspire downtown distillery plan
• FTC moves to block Omnicare takeover of PharMerica
• China takes lead from U.S. in key industries
• Google's privacy-policy changes concern lawmakers
• Apple pledges to address supply-chain issues
• Report: Delta considering buying US Airways
• Dying Steve Jobs kept Bill Gates' letter by his bed
• Museum Offers A Chance To Create Something From The Heart For Valentine's Day
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 29161-10-C(R2) for GE Appliances & Lighting
• Important changes for Kentucky CDL license holders
• Honeymooners’ weekend at Barren River Lake
• Kentucky governor promises quick action on collapsed Tennessee River bridge
• Kentucky State Parks: Jan. 30-Feb. 5
• Kentucky State Parks: Jan. 30-Feb. 5
• Gold Key Scholastic Art Award Winning Pieces to Be Exhibited at KMAC
• Republic Bancorp buys troubled Tennessee bank
• FTC moves to block Omnicare takeover of PharMerica
• Metro Council unanimously passes revised illegal dumping ordinance that includes vehicle impoundment
• Collapse at the Cincinnati casino site injures workers
• BBC Beer gets loan to increase brewing
• Congrats to J.T. Alexander of Male High School. He is this weeks nominee for the...
• Actors Theater opens downtown apartments for visiting artists
• Collapsed Kentucky bridge near two state parks
• Transportation Cabinet evaluating damage of collapsed Kentucky Lake bridge
• Minority-owned businesses offer tips for success
• United Parcel Service to take $827M charge
• Omnicare extends bid for PharMerica; still no word from FTC
• Ford posts $13.62 billion 4Q profit
• Inbox — Jan. 25, 2012
• AT&T posts $6.7 billion 4Q loss on collapse of T-Mobile deal
• Top 5: Louisville-area banks
• Jeffersonville mayor wants to spend $30.8 million on sewers, scrap canal
• Android gains on iPad as tablet sales soar
• Clinical depression linked to long work hours
• Taco Bell launches breakfast menu
• Kentucky Horse Park may get millions from state
• Bank of Kentucky chairman Cain to step down
• Portion of Western Kentucky bridge collapses
• Top 5: Louisville-area banks
• Museum to Keep Kids Busy During Summer Months
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Get a summer job at Louisville’s Youth Opportunity Showcase
• Jeffersonville mayor wants to spend $30.8 million on sewers, scrap canal
• Hill-Rom's 1Q sales improve, but profit dips
• Jefferson County jobless rate drops to 9%
• Crit Luallen named a director of Pikeville bank
• Cincinnati airfare highest in U.S. - again
• DHL plans $47 million expansion in Kentucky
• 5 firms considering projects that could add 200 jobs in Louisville
• One thing about being part of a large university is that there are many programs...
• Initial claims for unemployment rise nationally
• State to audit Quality and Charity Care Trust
• J.C. Penney unveils new pricing strategy, store design, logo
• Netflix recovering from pricing debacle
• McDonald's Twitter campaign becomes horror story
• Kentucky Derby Festival releases 2012 poster, merchandise
• Metro Council suggests deficit-cutting moves
• Indiana House passes 'right-to-work' bill
• UK to open hybrid operating room this week
• Jeffersonville considers loan program for restaurants
• Public Health and Wellness and Lyndon Fire Add a New Stop Smoking Class
• President King forwards Metro Council Budget reduction letter to Mayor Fischer
• Louisville Water Plans Interior Restoration of Historic Pumping Station
• SCTD’s Alumni Event
• Kentucky Derby Festival releases 2012 poster, merchandise
• Candidate filing deadline less than one week away in Kentucky
• “I Quilt for a Contented Heart” – Quilting in The Filson’s Collections
• Mid-America Science Park offers free green energy courses
• Bellarmine adds health sciences building on Bishop Lane
• Winston's has a new menu and was featured on Great Day Live today on WHAS11.
• Work on Sherman Minton more than halfway completed, ahead of schedule
• Louisville Water eyes 2013 opening for museum
• Old National to buy Indiana Community Bancorp
• UPS shrinking N. Ky. operations, cutting jobs
• Kentucky ranks No. 22 among states for tax policies
• No plans this Valentine's Day? Current students enter The Dating Game to win fab...
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• Quiznos reaches debt deal to avoid bankruptcy
• Louisville Urban League gears up for annual career fair
• First Saturday hike planned at Cumberland Falls
• Renovated Rupp Arena would have more lower-level seats
• $85 million downtown Indy development to feature Marsh store
• Apple blasts past Q1 earnings, sales expectations
• IKEA flips on solar panels at Cincinnati store
• Ford supplier Magna opens Shepherdsville plant
• Wal-Mart launches 'Get on the Shelf' contest for small businesses
• NFL adds 5,000 tickets for Super Bowl
• The shuffle showdown
• Ark over troubled waters
• 'Adjacent business' drives growth for UPS, Fedex
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Slide show: A look at Ford supplier Magna's plant
• Forecastle Festival and My Morning Jacket Team for 10th Anniversary
• Councilwoman Hamilton hosts District 5 Community Forum on Tuesday, January 31st
• Councilman David James partners with Old Louisville Neighborhood to enhance the beauty of Central Pa
• Report Shows Too Much Unplanned City Overtime, Recommends Changes
• Kentucky governor celebrates Magna Seating’s 450 new jobs
• Ford supplier opens Shepherdsville plant
• Report urges changes to trim Louisville’s overtime costs
• New health-care staffing office opens in Louisville
• U of L gets $100,000 grant for blindness research
• UK’s Barnhart to speak at Jeffersontown chamber event
• Southern Indiana real estate market flat
• Report: Navy to join Big East football in 2015
• SCTD’s Alumni Event — Wednesday, January 25 at 3:00pm.
• Sherman Minton repairs expected to be finished before March 2 deadline
• Breeders' Cup returns to NBC; Classic to be in prime time
• Super Bowl tickets selling for average of nearly $3,000
• Cincinnati among top U.S. cities for bargain shopping
• 350,000 textbooks downloaded through Apple in 3 days
• File-sharing sites curtail sharing after Megaupload action
• Audit firm makes 10 recommendations for JCPS
• Gilt Group lays off 10 percent of staff
• Public Health and Wellness Offers Free Diabetes Classes
• Majority Caucus to meet on Thursday, January 26th
• Fireside chats at Fort Boonesborough
• AAA gives four Louisville restaurants Four Diamond award
• Bank of Kentucky 4Q profits jump 37%
• Mohler gives five reasons why the abortion issue will not go away
• Did you see this story over the weekend?
• Sullivan Lexington Health Fair is tomorrow!
• LG&E, Louisville Metro land swap approved
• Tomorrow: Undergraduate Occupational Therapy Information Session at 3:30. Thursd...
• Southwest to offer service to Atlanta
• Gas prices in Louisville down 7.3 cents per gallon
• PNC to close two Louisville branches
• GLI forms committee to find Reagan’s successor
• Give the gift of life this Valentine's Day - American Red Cross blood drive in t...
• SHRM, Kentucky Chamber name Best Places to Work
• Congratulations to Rebecca Hahn of Butler High School, she was nominated for Lit...
• Southwest to drop AirTran service at Lexington, other cities
• Cincinnati Bengals to move training camp from Georgetown
• Target asks vendors to help it fight 'showrooming'
• Apple's Siri to control thermostat, make purchases in future?
• RIM's top two executives resign
• 29 percent of Americans now own tablet or e-reader
• Indianapolis officials ready transportation game plan for Super Bowl
• Toyota North America production down 14% in 2011
• Caribbean Cultures Explored in KMAC's Into the Mix Exhibition
• Wellness Connection Series at Gardiner Point for students, faculty and staff.
• Wellness Connection Series at Gardiner Point for students, faculty and staff.
• Wellness Connection Series at Gardiner Point for students, faculty and staff.
• YMCA's Godspell in New Albany
• Kentucky State Parks: Jan. 23-29
• Louisville Better Business Bureau lists 2011’s worst local businesses
• I just received the text that tomorrow morning's classes will be delayed two hou...
• Storm Debris Drop-off Jan. 28th
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• A 7-Foot Symphony at The Bard's Town
• Kentucky Chamber Foundation invests in leadership training for principals
• Friday, February 17 from 8-12. Tickets: $5 for Spalding Students, $7 for other c...
• Sykes hiring dozens for Kentucky call center
• MedVenture Technology CEO to speak at ACG Kentucky breakfast
• Thortons COO shows how much you can learn from an interview
• Fifth Third's 4Q earnings miss Wall Street estimates
• Franchisee pays $18.8M for 36 Pizza Hut restaurants
• Winter dining specials at Rough River Dam
• General Motors was top-selling automaker in 2011
• GE profits drop in fourth quarter
• Sullivan Lexington Health Fair on Tuesday!
• Gaylord, Dolly Parton to partner on Nashville amusement park
• New Albany's River View development could be built in phases
• Procter & Gamble to outsource 2,700 jobs
• Kindle Fire brings $136 in added revenue to Amazon
• Indiana bill would drop license requirement for barbers, others
• KFC trims Louisville headquarters staff
• Top 5: Tax preparers
• 2011 tonnage fell 17 percent at Jeffersonville port
• NBC feature focuses on Geek Squad
• Clifton Center Presents An Evening Of Jazz Featuring Jane Monheit
• 2012 “Talk with Tom” Schedule set for the Highlands
• Welch Appointed to Vice Chair of National League of Cities’ 2012 Human Development Steering Committe
• Welch hosts District 13 Health Fair and Mammography Screening on Friday, February 10th
• A little good news: Kentucky’s unemployment down to 9.1 percent
• 2011 tonnage fell 17% at Jeffersonville port
• KFC trims Louisville HQ staff
• Top 5: Louisville-area tax preparers
• Anthem, Norton agree to three-year extension
• Beshear explains 6-year blueprint for highways
• Bingham Greenebaum Doll names managing partner for Louisville
• Urban Outfitters coming to Bardstown Road
• Chase boosts small-business loans in Kentucky by 31%
• Omnicare again extends bid for PharMerica shares
• Kentucky jobless rate falls to lowest point since 2009
• What keeps your Dream of Graduating Alive? Enter this video contest!
• Students--learn about Great Decisions in history.
• Greenbo Lake offers songwriting seminar
• Pumping more than milk at the Rud
• U of L determining tuition increase amid budget cuts
• Kentucky Speedway improvements under way
• New center brings new conventions to Nashville
• Facebook expands Timeline with 60+ new apps
• AT&T raises rates for data plans
• Eastman Kodak to reorganize under Chapter 11
• HomeTown Buffet, Ryan's owner files Chapter 11
• Chief Yahoo Yang's exit might signal big changes
• Amy Lemaire Selected As KMAC's Museum Store Spotlight In February 2012
• Students, faculty and staff are invited to attend a tour of the Muhammad Ali Cen...
• Free Workshop to Help Restaurants Offer Healthy, Tasty Menu Selections
• Director of Performance Improvement Hired to Boost City Accountability, Efficiency
• Louisville Earns National Healthier City Award
• Can you afford a college education in Kentucky?
• HomeTown Buffet, Ryan’s parent files Chapter 11
• Louisville given award, $150,000 for health initiatives
• Ditka to speak at Hornung Award banquet
• Yarmuth introduces Muhammad Ali Legacy Act
• Fischer names director of performance improvement
• Prices for construction materials slip 0.2% in December
• Louisville-area population tops 1.3 million
• There were 2 confirmed tornados in Louisville yesterday. Get alerts when there i...
• Architecture Billings Index stays positive in December
• Almost time for Almost, Maine
• Are you a University of Phoenix military student? Tell us about your experience.
• PNC 4Q earnings miss analyst projections
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• Did you see the Dale Carnegie program on CBS Sunday Morning?
• Beshear's budget proposal calls for 8.4 percent cuts to most departments
• Super Bowl retail, nightclub coming to former Nordstrom site
• Beam purchases Irish whiskey producer Cooley
• December home sales up 1.5%; prices fall 7%
• UPS to close Texas accounting center, cut 135 jobs
• Co-founder Jerry Yang resigns from Yahoo
• FDIC to require large banks to submit failure plans
• Wikipedia goes dark; Google joins protest of SOPA
• Inbox — Jan. 18, 2012
• Gatewood: 1947-2012
• Cleared out
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Beshear’s budget proposal calls for 8.4 percent cuts to most departments
• Kentucky governor says budget cuts will be painful
• Owen, Ward-Pugh and Ackerson host meeting for residents concerning Bowman Field tree situation
• Councilman James leads effort to help Cochran Elementary students in need of better vision
• Yates named Chair of Metro Council Contracts Committee
• Metro Councilman Glen Stuckel to Host District 17 Town Hall Meeting
• Beam purchases Irish whiskey producer Cooley
• Kentucky in the Great War
• December home sales up 1.5%; prices fall 7%
• Investor calls for more government regulation of ETFs
• Louisville tornado causes heavy damage to tennis center
• FDIC to require large banks to submit failure plans
• Noted business author to speak at U of L
• Peptides International shuffles top executives
• Papa John's becomes founding sponsor of Maryland celebration
• Pine Mountain winter photo competition
• PharMerica CFO says ‘It’s business as usual’ until FTC rules
• Habla espanol y necessita un poquito dinero? Texas Roadhouse support center is i...
• Study: Casinos in Kentucky would have $1.7B economic impact
• Burger King testing home delivery
• Holiday World owners show interest in Kentucky Kingdom
• Indy stadium manager expects to lose money on Super Bowl
• Zappos servers hacked; customer data at risk
• Subway tops Amazon as top 'buzz' brand
• Gas prices could climb higher in 2012
• Carnival, cruise industry seen taking hit from Italy accident
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 34050-12-C for Louisville Medical Center Steam Plant
• Fidding around Broadway Across America's roof
• Southwest Council members Blackwell and Yates organize volunteer clean-up of Southwest Government Ce
• Hamilton announces next Shawnee Neighborhood Plan Meeting set for Tuesday, January 17th
• Kentucky State Parks: Jan. 16-22
• Enjoy your 3 day weekend! There are no classes on Monday in observance of Martin...
• Enjoy your 3 day weekend! There are no classes on Monday in observance of Martin...
• Enjoy your 3 day weekend! There are no classes on Monday in observance of Martin...
• Shigellosis Cases on the Rise in Louisville
• No Garbage, Recycling Collection on Monday, Jan.16
• President King announces Chairs and Vice-Chairs for 2012 Metro Council Committees
• Reminder: No Garbage, Recycling Collection on Monday, Jan. 16
• Jimmy Buffett concert sells out quickly
• Fazoli’s posts best year since 1999
• Louisville leads Kentucky in manufacturing jobs, payrolls
• Attention Students: In honor of MLK Jr. Day, Campus Activities has purchased 10...
• City unveils design for Muhammad Ali Center walkway
• U of L researcher Potempa awarded Polish science prize
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
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• Award winning Winter Adventure Weekend at Carter Caves
• Congratulations to Kelsey Grasch of PRP High, this week's Exceptional Student! L...
• Humana takes more space in Tampa
• Louisville getting an Anthropologie; What’s next?
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• Jefferson County Public Schools pumps more than $113M in school projects
• Louisville is within 200 votes of first place - vote daily!
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• Nearly $500,000 in equipment missing from Ky. Agriculture Department
• Target plans mini stores beyond Apple
• Sharbaiani converting Z's Fusion to oyster bar, steakhouse
• Top 5: Louisville-area office supplies and equipment firms
• U of L’s Ramsey seeks review of indigent care trust
• Indiana's first Jack in the Box to open Monday
• You now can 'listen with friends' on Facebook
• Airlines raise prices on long U.S. routes
• TARC to Continue Frequent Bus Service
• State of the City: Mayor Warns of Looming Budget Cuts
• Fischer names Utility and Public Works Task Force
• Kentucky jumps 20 spots in national education ranking
• U of L’s Ramsey seeks review of indigent care trust
• Top 5: Louisville-area office supplies and equipment firms
• So will we have snow in the morning or not? Remember we rarely close because of...
• Sharbaiani converting Z's Fusion to oyster, steakhouse
• Spalding University’s Jametrius Brasher, a junior from Louisville, Ky. (Male), h...
• PharMerica shares dive on reports of trouble with Omnicare deal
• Louisville mayor names task force to focus on MSD
• Brace for budget cuts to deal with shortfall, Fischer says
• CareerBuilder: Don’t be late, even if you have an outrageous reason
• Kentucky jumps to 14th among states for education
• Holiday retail sales top expectations, rise 4.1%
• Kentucky Bourbon Trail passport program breaks record
• Way to go Hardin County!
• Microsoft's Bing tops Yahoo in U.S. search market
• Rawlings Group to add nearly 100 workers this year
• Super Bowl brings investments in troubled Indy neighborhood
• Google might face FTC complaint related to 'Search Plus Your World'
• Amazon gets on board with Hollywood's online movie library
• Hardin Co. Chamber joins Regional Leadership Coalition
• Chiquita golf tournament leaving Cincinnati for Charlotte
• Raymond James to buy Morgan Keegan for $930M
• Clifton Center to Host ‘The Wild and Woolly Clipathon’
• Louisville’s Economic Development Department gets new name, new director
• Maria Koetter Named New Director of Sustainability
• Economic Development Department Gets New Name, New Director
• QCCT meeting records deficient
• Scott volunteers with “Meals on Wheels” to connect with senior citizens in District 1
• Fox News features Allison about the date of Jesus’ birth
• Clarksville Little Theatre on a golden pond
• TARC gets more funds to continue frequent bus service
• Sandhill Crane weekends at Barren River Lake
• State universities are now awarded government funding according to numbers of gr...
• GE Appliances partners with Georgia energy company to test smart appliances
• Colbert to close Louisville paper plant
• Fed notes modest economic growth in Louisville’s region
• IU’s business school gets $33M Lilly grant
• Omnicare hit with another whistleblower suit
• Hill-Rom sees 1Q revenue of $381M, narrows '12 view
• Slugger Museum planning new exhibits in 2012
• Well I did not make it down to Elizabethtown for the Chamber's monthly luncheon....
• Fischer revamps economic development department
• Fischer names director of sustainability
• Louisville’s Rich Baseball History
• Taco Bell working to upgrade menu, compete with Chipotle
• Yum to open 100 KFCs in Africa
• Demolition to begin at Sheppard Square
• Report shows Kentuckians are frequent binge drinkers
• Apple might plan Siri for iPad, iPod Touch
• Daniels urges smoking ban, fair-victim funds in address
• Maserati to build SUV in Detroit
• Clarksville agrees to medical center lease deal
• Dirty little secrets
• Challenger’s mission
• KMAC Offers Multi-Session Workshops For Children And Adults
• Not-so-easy money
• Inbox — Jan. 11, 2012
• Councilman Owen dismayed by garbage collection changes of Metro Public Works in the last two weeks
• Metro Council Minority Caucus Elects Councilman Ken Fleming to a second year as Chair
• Ward-Pugh hosts 9th District Community Forum on Jan. 25
• Metro Council Minority Caucus Elects Leaders for 2012
• Councilwoman Butler Introduces Legislation to Combat Illegal Dumping
• Metro Council Minority Caucus Elects Councilman Kevin Kramer to a second year as Vice Chair
• Abramson to speak at SMABA annual meeting
• Kentucky offers students chances to win $1,500 college scholarship
• Audubon hosting art exhibition
• Kentucky governor in Detroit to promote state’s auto industry
• SBTS hosts first Alumni Academy course, Schreiner’s New Testament theology
• Kentucky General Fund receipts rise 6.9 percent
• Federal Reserve official to speak at UK conference
• Business travel expected to grow in 2012
• Gov. Beshear promoting Kentucky at Detroit auto show
• Database shows Kentucky, U.S. LEED-certified projects
• Health care brings more than $3 billion in Louisville wages
• how about that traffic this morning, huh? Sheeesh.
• Ford’s expansion in Louisville named top economic deal of 2011
• The Tens coming to Actors Theatre
• Wazoo Sports files for Chapter 11 protection
• Amazon to start collecting Indiana sales tax
• Honda to build new NSX 'supercar' in Ohio
• Nike announces details of huge new China headquarters
• Barnes & Noble cuts Nook prices for NY Times, People subscribers
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Councilwomen Madonna Flood and Barbara Shanklin re-elected Majority Caucus Leaders in 2012
• Councilman Jim King reelected Louisville Metro Council President for 2012
• Louisville Ford Investment Earns National Economic Development Honors
• A.B. Sawyer Public Meeting Jan. 17th
• Louisville mayor gives Freedom Award to Rep. Darryl Owens
• Blue Equity buys controlling interest in Cool Petroleum Jamaica
• Kentucky Derby Museum to host ‘Urban Bourbon’ exhibit
• Kentucky to receive $4.5 million for April storms
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• U of L Hospital again denied merger approval
• Manufacturing technology orders increase 27 percent
• So, we know there are always a bunch of headaches on the 1st day of classes, but...
• Eagle watch weekends announced for 2012
• This is a hit-the-ground-running kind of morning. The first day of the term mean...
• CNN’s Belief Blog considers Burk’s thoughts on ‘Real Marriage’
• Apple to open mini stores in Targets
• Internet addresses soon to have a lot more options
• Travel trends for 2012 include gloom-and-doom destinations
• CNN picks 5 trends to watch at CES
• Ford takes aim at midsize market with new Fusion
• Papa John's apologizes for employee's racial slur
• Nissan to expand Tennessee engine plant
• Kentucky State Parks: Jan. 9-Jan. 15
• Clifton Center Hosts Marta Miranda for 'The Clifton Fifty'
• Reminder: New Collection Routes Start Monday, Jan. 9
• Mayor to Present Freedom Award to Rep. Darryl Owens
• Louisville Water’s Research Benefits National Water Quality Efforts
• Reminder: New Collection Routes Begin Monday, Jan.9
• Public Health and Wellness Offers Several Free and Fun Fitness Classes
• Humana expects more Medicare members in 2012
• Attention Parrotheads: Buffett to play KFC Yum Center
• Orchestra musicians denied unemployment benefits
• Donan Engineering is Texas-bound
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
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• Natural Bridge to host Appalachian Heritage Buffalo night
• Yum one step closer to privatization of Little Sheep brand in China
• SBTS trustee named Mississippi Speaker of the House
• Jewish Hospital parent merges with Lexington system
• First Savings Bank buys Wesley Chapel property in New Albany
• Rick Ueltschy has ear of accounting elite
• Unemployment rate continues to decline
• Nu-Yale Cleaners to open Indiana location
• Memorial producer to expand in Scottsburg
• U.S. betting on horse racing jumped in December
• Tablet buyers likely to be women, study finds
• Ford to open research facility in Silicon Valley
• Music sales hit 6-year high
• Barnes & Noble explores sale of Nook business
• Acclaimed Soul Singer Bettye LaVette To Perform At Clifton Center
• Abramson to head Beshear's tax-reform panel
• Public Health and Wellness Offers Free Diabetes Classes
• Councilman Johnson announces beginning of tree planting project in District 21
• I-64 Ramp from Story Avenue to be closed temporarily
• Metro Council to hold first meeting of 2012 on January 9th
• License Late Fees Waived
• Councilwoman Scott invites Mayor Fischer to join her for a ‘District 1 Reality Ride”
• U of L officials meet with governor about merger
• The Writing Center is sponsoring a Valentine’s Day Writing Contest with a twist....
• Initial jobless claims jump in Kentucky, Indiana
• Financing plan for Ohio River Bridges Project is near completion
• Top 5: Recycling & Waste Disposal Companies
• Keeneland catalogs 1,594 horses for January sale
• Fifth Third to take $68M hit to 4Q pretax profits
• Greenebaum law merger is part of national trend
• Registrations keep rolling in. Do it now! Classes with low enrollments will be c...
• Louisville foreclosure rate rises in October
• Pine Mountain winter hike
• Hospital merger partners to meet with Beshear Thursday
• Beshear: 'We will be cutting' Kentucky budget
• Indiana Democrats boycott House session
• GM sales rose 5 percent in December
• Macy's to close nine stores, open others
• Clarksville Planning Commission OKs Colgate-Palmolive plan
• Report says Postal Service cuts could cost companies $100M a year
• Neace Lukens completes purchase of Kentucky agency
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Kentucky governor gives 2012 State of the Commonwealth address to legislature
• Beshear: ‘We will be cutting’ Kentucky budget
• Hospital merger partners to meet with Beshear Thursday
• Neace Lukens completes purchase of Kentucky agency
• Slide show: Top-selling General Motors vehicles in 2011
• GM sales rose 5% in December
• Theatre Memorabilia Recently Cataloged in the Filson Archives
• Toyota's December sales little changed
• Marketing firm to pay Kentucky $20,000 for do-not-call violations
• Earnings soar for Kentucky Electric Steel parent
• Tryitlocal.com offers Web primer on working for the company
• Slide show: Top-selling Ford models in 2011
• January 8–February 19, 2012: The Huff Gallery at Spalding University Presents: B...
• Christianity Today honors Moore for Tempted and Tried
• Corporate bankruptcies predicted to double in 2012
• App downloads topped 1B in last week of 2011
• Beshear expects to discuss options with hospital officials
• Commercial space flights becoming reality
• Decision to limit Indiana statehouse visitors draws criticism
• Graeter's seeing strong growth in grocery store sales
• Gilkey named president of Clarksville Town Council
• Miller named chairman of postsecondary education council
• The legacy of Black Leaf
• Inbox — Jan. 4, 2012
• Frankfort forecast
• Miller named chairman of postsecondary education council
• Public Health and Wellness Offers Stop Smoking Classes
• Bingham Greenebaum adds partners, Vincennes office
• Yum CEO writes book, will give proceeds to fight hunger
• Construction spending hit 17-month high in November
• Kentucky golf exec accepts position with USGA
• Kentucky food prices fell 1% at end of 2011
• Investors put $15 million into Long John Silver’s
• Welcome back, welcome back! Spring 1 begins next week. Are your cold little duck...
• Kentucky Distillers’ Association picks chairman
• U.S. auto sales expected to rise in 2012
• Greenbo Lake welcomes scrapbookers
• Ivy Tech expands deal with Disney
• Sam Swope to open Fiat dealership Tuesday
• Indiana Republicans expect to pass right-to-work bill
• Newburg Boys & Girls Club could open this month
• Paoli Peaks to open after warm-weather delay
• UPS expects to handle record returns today
• Consumer Reports gives Camry 'recommended' review
• Amid downturn, houseboat maker turns to modular homes
• Men gain more jobs than women in 2011, even in retail
• Google launches U.S. election site in time for Iowa caucuses
• Progressive Insurance Boat, RV and Sport Show
• Kentucky has new booklet to help you plan for college
• Want to help plan great events for the Spalding Community? The Campus Activities...
• Look up Jefferson to see 5 cool humanities projects seeking community support.
• The New Year gives us an opportunity to look back to complete the last year and...
• History of Louisville's Crescent Hill Told in New Book
• Kentucky State Parks: Jan. 2-Jan. 8
• Happy New Year to our staff, students and alumni!
• Happy New Year to our staff, students and alumni!
• Happy New Year to our staff, students and alumni!
• Wishing everyone a very Happy New Year!
• Holiday Garbage, Recycling Collection Changes
• Holiday Changes to Garbage, Recycling Collection
• Humana shares a big gainer among local stocks in 2011
• Survey finds job seekers uncertain on prospects
• McConnell to speak to Jeffersontown chamber of commerce
• ZirMed forms partnership with N.Y. firm
• UPS shares in Defense Department contract
• Hope everyone had a good break. Just a reminder that late registration is Jan. 3...
• Beshear rejects hospital merger
• Bridge financing costs for Kentucky projected to be lower
• NY Times: GE Appliance Park growth shows new jobs come with lower wages
• Jeffersonville to keep skating rink open through January
• Bengals cut ticket prices for 2012 season
• U.S. population will be 312.8M on New Year's Day
• Verizon to charge $2 for online payments
• Stanford archives offer look at Apple origins
• Daniels sees Super Bowl as chance to boost job growth
• Bridge financing costs for Kentucky projected to be lower
• Kentucky governor lists his top 10 accomplishments of 2011
• Sears identifies some store closings
• Kentucky, Indiana reach consensus on bridges plan
• Sale of Pizza Hut franchisee is completed
• First Security Bank to build new HQ
• Pending U.S. home sales at 19-month high
• More than 70 vendors to display wares at Bullitt home show
• U.S. jobless claims rise by 15,000
• U of L names new health affairs VP
• David Jones Jr. buys more Humana shares
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Consultant says University Hospital will find merger partner or risk 'being orphaned'
• Beshear expects 'simple' gambling amendment next week
• Paoli Peaks opening delayed by warm weather
• Hiring outlook little changed for 2012
• Retailers note trend of intoxicated online shopers
• Auto sales began to rebound in 2011
• PARC tests electronic parking stations
• Survey says Tim Tebow is most desirable celebrity neighbor
• 500+ Acres of Historic Farmland Donated
• County Attorney OConnell Releases Hospital Merger Consultant Report
• Consultant says University Hospital will find merger partner or risk ‘being orphaned’
• 500 acres of historic farmland donated to Louisville environmental trust
• LG&E, KU charity campaign tops $1.6 million
• Autotruck Credit Union converts to Kentucky charter
• View and order fall graduation photos throu...
• View and order fall graduation photos throu...
• Ventas buying Charlotte REIT
• U.S. sues FedEx for alleged cargo container violations
• Louisville gains 800 construction jobs
• GE’s Immelt to give keynote address at GLI meeting
• Top 25 'oddball' job interview questions from 2011
• Poll shows strong support for expanded gambling
• Overstock, Gap, Netflix fare poorly in online customer satisfaction
• Fort Knox to eliminate more than 130 positions
• New Albany mayor-elect retains three officials from England administration
• Consumer confidence measures rise
• Lonely Planet ranks Cincinnati No. 3 U.S. destination
• Green initiative pays off for Cummins
• Amazon thinks it can guess your religion based on gift wrap
• Inbox — Dec. 28, 2011
• A basket(ball) case
• LEO Weekly’s 8th Annual Not Good For Nothing Quiz
• The big game
• Governor wants casinos in Kentucky
• Fun Facts from Louisville, KY: The “Happy Birthday” Song
• Pitino plans to retire when contract ends in 2017, ESPN reports
• Is Louisville the tastiest town in the South?
• Goodwill places record number of people in jobs in 2011
• Beshear orders review of University of Pikeville proposal
• Kentucky, Indiana lag in 5-year job growth
• U.S. home prices fell 1.2% in October
• Louisville’s innovation director to head panel discussion on jobs
• PSC allows separate accounting of LG&E August storm costs
• Louisville-area gas prices jump nearly 30 cents a gallon
• Sears to close 100 to 120 U.S. stores after low sales
• Fazoli's to launch customer-service initiative
• River Ridge land to be offered for lease to farmers
• Online shopping rose 16.4 percent on Christmas Day
• CNN lists 2011's 'dumbest moments in business'
• Banks pick up the lending pace
• Son succeeds father as Ogle Foundation leader
• NY Times puts bourbon industry in spotlight
• U.S. DOT increases truck driver rest time
• The Golden Eagles first game is December 28th at 5:00pm against the Hanover Coll...
• Kentucky State Parks: Dec. 26-Jan. 1
• 2011 New Years Eve
• For the (Christmas) weekend - Shows and auditions
• Happy Holidays to all of our students, staff and alumni!
• Happy Holidays to all of our students, staff and alumni!
• Happy Holidays to all of our students, staff and alumni!
• Kentuckiana Cancer Institute doctors agree to join Norton Healthcare
• Louisville named a top ‘Tasty Town’ by Southern Living
• Louisville Named a Top "Tasty Town" by Southern Living
• At this time of the year, many of us pause to reflect on our blessings and celeb...
• Could LJS spell IPO for Long John Silver’s
• Humana Foundation awards grants to eight Louisville nonprofits
• General Cable adopts clawback policy
• ADP expands its HR outsourcing tool in Louisville
• LinkedIn connections goal is almost achieved
• Mortgage rates hit new low
• U of L Foundation increases Ramsey's salary
• Amazon makes Middle Tennessee plans official
• Merry Christmas: Louisville gas prices spike
• UPS does not want a white Christmas
• NY Times notes rise of rye, even in bourbon country
• Kentucky among 7 states to win competition for education funds
• Mayor Releases First Yearly "Report to Citizens"
• New Year's Day, King Holidays Affect Garbage Collection Schedule
• New Year's Day, King Holidays Affect Garbage Collection In The Urban Services District
• James sends reports with public comments on Police Chief Search to Mayor Fischer
• Kentucky college-going rates increase to highest level recorded
• Louisville mayor releases first yearly ‘Report to Citizens’
• Top 5: Louisville health and fitness clubs
• Kentucky state parks to turn over Constitution Square to Boyle County
• Best Buy can't fill some online orders from Black Friday
• Indiana state workers get pay raises
• Toyota to boost production 24% in 2012
• Kentucky group buys Nashville car dealerships
• IU Southeast raises more than $6 million
• White Castle testing sales of booze
• United Van Lines study shows more people moving out of Kentucky
• UPS, FedEx exempt from new FAA pilot rest rules
• WTO ruling might give Brown-Forman, Beam more growth in Asia
• Iraqi terrorist pleads guilty in Kentucky court
• Christmas tree recycling
• Director Justin Scally of Metro Animal Services to highlight first District 12 Dialogue of 2012
• Kentucky Chamber Day set for Jan. 5
• GE finds creative use for smoke huts
• Kentucky gets $46.9M for abandoned mines
• Greenebaum to merge with Bingham McHale of Indianapolis
• Louisville, most markets well off employment highs
• First day hikes scheduled for January 1
• How are you trying to cut holiday spending this year?
• With the upcoming holiday season upon us, the Louisville Campus would like to sh...
• Mohler gives his take on Kim Jong Il at CNN’s Belief Blog
• Check processing founder opens CellPhone Doctor
• Humana Foundation commits $50,000 to Healing Place
• Papa John’s raises 2011 earnings guidance
• Sypris Solutions to buy back up to $5M of its common stock
• Last-minute filers make busiest expense reports day of the year
• Clark school board approves sale of old Jeffersonville High
• New director named at Indiana SBDC
• House rejects two-month payroll tax cut extension
• Kentucky can expect tough budget season
• Big changes coming in 2012 for Northern Kentucky airport
• Buyers losing interest in Chevy Volt, Nissan Leaf
• Macy's first to try recyclable gift cards
• Inbox — Dec. 21, 2011
• Tent up frustration
• Louisvillian of the Year
• A work in progress
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Kentucky’s snow and ice crews ‘ready to go’
• Board of Health Posts Hospital Merger Partner Responses
• Sypris Solutions to buy back up to $5M of its common stock
• Review proposes 18 changes to JCPS administration
• Steel arrives for Sherman Minton repairs
• Happy Holidays from The Filson Historical Society
• Louisville groups to get $7.5 million for homeless
• Domino’s Pizza hiring more than 100 people in Louisville area
• Unemployment rates down in Kentucky, Indiana
• Bell ringer raises $1,826 in Fourth Street Live marathon
• Louisville light show getting national attention on Christmas Eve
• Louisville ranks low among best-performing cities
• U of L to take option on former Museum Plaza property in downtown Louisville
• Gannett plans to shrink size of Cincinnati paper, close printing plant
• Second Ohio River Bridges meeting set for Tuesday
• Charlotte's Belk Bowl reports strong sales
• Apple Inc. wins HTC patent lawsuit
• Sprint Nextel files patent infringement suit against Time Warner, others
• Louisville makes Southern Living list of 10 tastiest towns
• Work on Lexington Trader Joe's begins
• Metro Council approves revised Policies and Procedures
• Louisville’s Metro Council improves transparency and accountability
• Kentucky getting $11.6 million federal funds
• United Parcel Service, U.S. Postal Service prepare for year’s busiest week of shipping
• Paying off layaways had payoff of its own
• Frazier donates $25 million to University of Louisville
• Louisville gas prices fall 11.9 cents per gallon
• Omnicare still courting PharMerica but no marriage yet
• Kindred Healthcare names replacement for departing rehab president
• Delta adds service to New York from Louisville
• Insight contract deadline is Monday
• Microsoft could face new antitrust trial
• Hyatt Regency Louisville closed for renovations
• New Jeffersonville mayor cutting newly hired redevelopment director's job
• Rupp Arena to get overhaul inside and out
• New York slots could help state cut into Kentucky's Thoroughbred breeding dominance
• Senate passes payroll extension, House speaker Boehner balks
• New Apple iPad may come in choice of sizes
• Kentucky State Parks: Dec. 19-Dec. 25
• Proposed Title V Construction Permits 103-74-C(R1) 107-74-C(R1) 577-74-C(R1) for Reynolds Packaging
• Our graduation was really a wonderful event. It truly is the best day of work fo...
• Today is the day! Twenty seven will do the grip and grin in downtown Louisville...
• Public Hearing on Amendments to Regulations 5.20 and 5.23
• Louisville Water President and CEO to Provide Interim Leadership at MSD
• Mayor Apppoints Interim MSD Director, Announces Review of Agency
• The Leadership of Louisville Metro Council issues statement concerning management audit of Metropoli
• Hyatt to close Sunday for renovations
• For many Kmart layaway accounts, generosity pays the bill
• Morton's Restaurant Group sold for $116M
• Louisville bell ringing focused on setting record
• U.S., Louisville restaurants expect boost in holiday business
• In 2011, our parent company, Apollo Group, and the University of Phoenix Foundat...
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• What makes you proud to say, “I am a Phoenix?”
• Texas Roadhouse founder fought to keep Dubai restaurant like U.S. units
• Schardein out as MSD executive director
• Just a reminder that all college offices will be closed between Dec. 17 and Jan....
• State audit critical of MSD management, business practices
• Seven tips for business party etiquette this season
• Heine Brothers’ to add beer and wine to Blankenbaker store
• SBTS offers new degree emphasis in biblical spirituality
• Jeffersonville officials revising plans for canal
• U.S. iPhone, iPad demand 40% higher than expected
• Restaurateur hopes to open brewpub in Corydon
• Zynga IPO values company at $8.9B
• Microsoft wants you to please stop using IE6
• National Retail Federation raises holiday sales forecast
• Instant racing handle at Kentucky Downs hit $8.4M in November
• Fisher IndyCar team plans HQ in Speedway
• Kentucky PSC accepts settlement in LG&E, KU cases
• Hello new friends! New Student Orientation was great tonight. We met several new...
• Kentucky state parks have cottages available during holiday break
• Mayor Vetoes Latest Fireworks Ordinance
• Metro Council tightens spending Policies and Procedures
• New Playground Equipment for Buechel Park
• Trilogy Health Services Announces Expansion of Headquarters
• How to Identify a Louisville Water Employee
• Metro Parks 2012 Golf Discount Book on Sale Now
• Kentucky PSC accepts settlement in LG&E, KU cases
• Low winter rates available at Kentucky state parks
• Kentucky’s unemployment rate drops for second straight month
• Kentucky unemployment rate falls to 9.4 percent
• Stock Yards Bank growing again in Indianapolis
• Thorntons opening Preston Highway store
• Trilogy Health chooses Hurstbourne Forum for headquarters
• Interesting female characters found in the Filson’s Civil War exhibit
• Speed Art Museum to close for three years during renovations
• Top 5: Louisville interior design firms
• SeniorCare Experts, Clean Socks Hope win Walmart grants
• U.S. unemployment claims drop again
• New Student Orientation is tonight at 6!
• Duke Energy merger with Progress delayed
• Cisco says 70% of young workers ignore IT rules
• Humana returns looted art to Italy
• Brown-Forman investing $7M in Alabama cooperage mill
• Yum Brands to delist Little Sheep from Hong Kong exchange
• Indianapolis tourism revenue up in 2010
• Jeffersonville to buy school building for history museum
• Kentucky insurers required to offer child-only policies
• Ford supplier to add 150 jobs in Marion County
• Together again: Kentucky Governor and Lt. Governor are old friends
• Water Rates for 2012
• Louisville’s First Urban Dog Set for Dedication in Old Louisville This Saturday
• Class In Session
• Councilman James hosts final Chief Forum on Saturday, December 17th
• Hospital officials say merger necessary to improve care, access
• Kentucky parks foundation names Louisville executives as officers
• Archbishop Kelly dies at age 80
• Rocko’s named one of nation’s top home-based businesses
• Analyst cuts Fifth Third rating after stock rises
• The Multicultural Student Union will be selling fresh hot chocolate as a fundrai...
• Physical therapy coalition forms in Louisville
• Hospital merger documents will be released to public
• Decline in home sales was deeper than reported
• Cincinnati streetcar wins $10.9M federal grant
• Mobile use surpasses print for first time
• Postal Service delays plan to close offices, processing centers
• Residential electricity costs up sharply
• Country Music Hall of Fame gets $10M pledge
• Horseshoe offers $1M bonus for early bridge reopening
• U.S. agency seeks ban on texting, calling while driving
• Fischer’s BEAM effort highlighted by pro-growth network
• Inbox — Dec. 14, 2011
• 2011 Loserville Awards
• The Clifton Center Hosts an Evening of Laurel and Hardy Comedy Films - A Wild and Woolly Film Series
• A tasty tax deal
• And then there were four
• County Attorney University of Louisville Hospital and U of L reach agreement on merger documents
• Fischer’s BEAM endeavors highlighted by new pro-growth effort
• Deferred pay can mean more pay, expert says
• SBIR opened to VC-backed firms again
• Holiday gift ideas: Kentucky parks gift card
• Louisville air fares rise faster than national average
• Berea, Centre rank as Kentucky’s most selective colleges
• Reagan already connecting with St. Louis media
• Harrison County foundation grant to expand distance learning
• Beacon Enterprise Solutions Group swings to profit in 2011
• UK in talks to privatize student housing
• Lexington mayor to seek state funding for Rupp Arena project
• Honda aims for younger buyers with new Acura model
• Cincinnati City Council asked to spend more on riverfront park
• Work begins on Clarksville indoor tennis center
• Oldham County Schools superintendent to retire
• Task force to propose tax hike to fund Indianapolis transit plan
• Manufacturing technology orders up 20 percent
• GLI search begins for Reagan replacement
• First Annual West Louisville Holiday Festival set for Saturday, December 17th
• Ackerson calls for Government Accountability Committee hearings into Metro Government overtime
• Louisville Opens Two New Healthy in a Hurry Stores
• Metro Parks Needs Volunteer Naturalists
• Kentucky’s 59th Inauguration by the numbers
• Manufacturing technology orders up 20 percent
• GLI search begins for Reagan replacement
• Blankenship to replace Campbell at GE Appliances
• Reagan resigns as president, CEO of Greater Louisville Inc.
• Industrial Services reduces revolving credit
• Louisville gas prices remain below national average
• Phi Alpha Honor Society is currently conducting a toy drive to benefit the House...
• Kevin Alessandro is producing a short video featuring all the beautiful and dive...
• Host to retire from Arena Authority board
• Tomorrow: Bring your lunch and come join the 1stGEN+ at 11:40 in the Library Lec...
• Churchill Downs breaks ground on casino expansion
• Ford testing MyFord Touch upgrade
• Jeffersonville to expand Wi-Fi service
• Each Apple Store worker brings in $278 per hour
• Amazon to address Kindle Fire problems with update
• Kentucky Lottery sales up 2 percent for July-October
• QR codes are slow to catch on
• Hoosier Lottery scales back office furnishings after controversy
• FDIC agreement frees Republic to buy banks
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• on the radio again tomorrow morning, WQXE 98.3. I'll be talking about the Outsta...
• Kentucky State Parks: Dec. 12-Dec. 18
• Kentucky is still trying to give that old bridge away
• Three homes in District 15 receive new security equipment from crime prevention program
• Public Health and Wellness Completes JCPS Flu Immunization Campaign
• FDIC agreement frees Republic to buy banks
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Ford recalls some Fusion, Mercury Milan sedans
• Bringing back the Nutcracker to Louisville Ballet
• Honors for Kentucky parks and park employees
• Kentucky General Fund receipts slip 2.8%
• Four finalists named for 2011 Paul Hornung Award
• Recipe for Heaven Hill exec: energy, excitement
• Minority supplier council honors businesses
• What personal hobbies do you have that could also demonstrate transferable job s...
• December can be a busy month for working learners. What is your best time-saving...
• Floyd Memorial physical therapy practice moving to larger space
• Ford, other Louisville Business of the Year winners growing in 2011
• Republic Bank settles with FDIC, will stop refund-anticipation loans
• Toyota slashes profit forecast
• Owner starts work on liquor megastore in Northern Ky.
• Taking tweets for Kentucky Fried college funds
• Louisville nearing labor deal with EMS workers
• Jockey's Guild challenges Churchill Downs online betting licenses
• S&P hikes Fifth Third rating, lowers U.S. Bancorp, PNC
• Top 5: Louisville upscale restaurants
• Former dean, professor McEwen dies at 84
• Half Off Lessons at Bravo Dance Studio
• The next Java with Jerry is Tuesday, December 13
• City’s Louisville Mobile App Now Includes TARC’s Route Finding
• METCO Approves Three Loans to Local Businesses
• Home For The Holidays
• Crowning Christmas at The Bard's Town
• Louisville keeping global headquarters of Long John Silver's Restaurants
• Small business loans to aid 3 Louisville firms
• Louisville foreclosure rate increases in September
• Ford reinstates quarterly dividend
• U of L expects nearly 800 to participate in commencement
• Pharmacy company looking for Louisville site
• Preston Farms Popcorn considers move to Louisville
• Long John Silver’s, A&W to stay in Kentucky
• Horseshoe admissions drop by 18 percent in November
• U of L physicians first in Kentucky to offer new asthma treatment
• Brown-Forman earnings rise by 2%
• For a Master’s Project in the Spalding University’s Occupational Therapy Program...
• Fifth Third Bank plans more acquisitions
• Ford, GM workers to get $250 bonus checks
• The Onion print edition coming to Indianapolis
• Study says Yum Brands paid no net tax over three years
• Cargill recalls dog food sold in Kentucky, 12 other states
• NKU to join Division I Atlantic Sun Conference
• Pizza Hut buys back Ohio restaurants
• Louisville riverport businesses pay for own police station
• UAW backing off plan to target foreign automaker
• Give-A-Jam To End Homelessness Set For December 22, 2011
• Mayor Fischer Names Ingram Quick Internal Auditor
• Welch and Fairdale Community Club bring Santa Land to District 13 children
• Mayor Orders Citywide Review of Overtime Policies
• Justice department settles lawsuit with developers of Park Place Apartments
• Thorntons names Harris chief operating officer, announces promotions
• Spalding University is the first university in the world to be designated a "Com...
• The Communication Arts Technology program is showcasing some of the best student...
• Here's what your university is up to:
• Construction set to begin on Arkansas 21c hotel
• Humana agrees to buy analytics firm Anvita Health
• Northwestern Mutual ranked tops in life insurance premiums
• Reagan apparent 'shoo-in' for St. Louis job
• Ky. Transportation plans changes at I-64, Hurstbourne
• Kindle Fire expected to close the market for Android tablets
• Humana putting mark on former Bob Hope Classic PGA golf tournament
• Tennessee launching program to boost exports
• Daniels finds $300 million for Indiana budget
• Passport losing exclusive rights to offer Medicaid in Louisville area
• Daeschner voted out at Greater Clark County Schools
• Charlotte bowl exec expects improved sales
• Counting on 15K
• Inbox — Dec. 7, 2011
• Down the mine shaft
• Learning the ropes
• Business First honors Louisville Businesses of the Year
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• New Dates for Citizens to Talk With Mayor Fischer
• Kentucky’s governor invites you to his inauguration. Bring a toy.
• Christmas Carol-ing at Actors Theatre
• Reagan called a ‘shoo-in’ for St. Louis job
• Power restored to Frankfort offices
• New commissioner named for Kentucky parks
• Municipal bond expert says buy more munis
• Rooibee Red Tea completes stock issue, adds board member
• Louisville business association plans holiday event
• River Valley Bancorp, Dupont State Bank to merge
• Louisville home prices decline by 2.5 percent
• KCTCS to participate in Obama’s ‘Better Buildings’ challenge
• Winter Wanderers – unusual winter migrants
• Reports: Ford begins search to succeed Mulally as CEO
• Kentucky among most unhealthy states
• Southern Seminary publishes Winter 2012 magazine
• Tomorrow: Pancake Breakfast in the CHNS Lobby at 7:30. Come and start your day w...
• The Counseling Center wants to help you decorate these. From 11:00 am - 1:00 pm...
• Underground incident causes traffic congestion in downtown Louisville
• Power out at Frankfort's Capital Plaza Tower
• Sprint, AT&T, Apple among firms named in Carrier IQ lawsuits
• GLI’s Reagan a finalist for St. Louis chamber post
• Kindred opens hospitals in Seattle, Las Vegas
• Garry Gupton named president of Special Olympics Kentucky
• Buckhead in Jeffersonville could be closed for weeks after fire
• Omnicare extends offer to buy PharMerica shares
• Latts named vice chairman of Speed Museum board of trustees
• Android, Apple smartphones gain marketshare
• Fischer Names Interim Police Chief
• Buckhead in Jeffersonville could be closed for weeks after fire
• Omnicare extends offer to buy PharMerica shares
• Garry Gupton named president of Special Olympics Kentucky
• Kindred opens hospitals in Seattle, Las Vegas
• GLI’s Reagan a finalist for St. Louis chamber post
• Spalding Freshman Nichole Hoagland is having a fundraiser to raise money for her...
• Latts named vice chairman of Speed Museum board of trustees
• Fischer names former cabinet secretary interim police chief
• Walker named state parks commissioner
• Tim Hyland is frank about problems with alcohol
• Can you move up the corporate ladder without moving into management?
• What updates do you look forward to seeing from University of Phoenix?
• Tickets available for U of L’s trip to Belk Bowl
• December-January “Towers” re-mythologizes Santa Claus, looks forward to New Year
• IT consulting company plans to relocate, expand in Clarksville
• The Multicultural Student Association is hosting a conversation café Tuesday, De...
• Today: Holiday Craft Fair from 11am-2pm in the Egan Leadership Center.
• U.S. court rejects Apple's Samsung Galaxy ban
• Zappos workers sent to hospital
• Madonna headed to Indianapolis for Super Bowl
• Fifth Third expanding in Chicago, key markets
• Legal scholars claim Amazon tax deals are illegal
• Heaven Hill loses 6,400 gallons of alcohol
• Lawmakers watching Postal Service plan to shift work from Lexington to Louisville
• Fire closes riverfront Buckhead restaurant
• Xbox Live slowly taking place of cable
• Kentucky State Parks: Dec. 5-Dec. 11
• SCHOLARSHIP EXAM DAY
• Two Opportunities for District 20 Residents to have Coffee with Councilman Benson
• Seventh Street Now Open
• Santa Is Coming To Petsmart
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• National Influenza Vaccination Week starts Sunday
• Fifth Third launches mobile banking apps
• Holiday gift ideas: Kentucky parks golf packages
• Papa John’s amends $175M credit agreement
• Clark Memorial Bridge closed after crash
• U.S. unemployment rate at lowest level in more than 2 years
• Yum Brands signs deal for locations in China gas stations
• Construction employment continue to decline
• John Kelly to retire from Builders Exchange
• Ohio offering big incentives to lure Sears from Chicago
• Beshear says casino gaming is on 2012 agenda
• IU law school gets $24M donation
• Big Ten football championship seen boosting Indy's image, economy
• Sites for Nashville Sounds ballpark narrowed to three
• Google explores shopping service with one-day delivery
• Travel deals driving growth for Groupon
• Humana, Ubisoft launch fitness video game
• Matrix parodied at the Alley
• Metro Councilman Kevin Kramer to Host District 11 Town Hall Meeting
• Scott begins effort on abandoned properties in District 1 with “Cleaning up for Christmas”
• Work Begins to Replace City Hall Fire Escape
• VITA gearing up for another successful tax season in 2012
• Metro Councilman Jon Ackerson to Host District 18 Town Hall Meeting
• City Government Tops $3 Million in Surplus Sales
• Congress Alley closed at Sixth Street for fire escape repair
• Metro Councilman James Peden to take part in Highview Holiday Fest
• Mayor Asks Citizens Help to Recover Scales of Justice
• Humana, Ubisoft launch fitness video game
• We have a new blog. Check it out, Dr. Daly writes about the Occupy movement and...
• Students from South Park TAPP and Westport TAPP visiting Spalding.
• College of Education is hosting a book fair the week of December 12th-16th in th...
• Ford sales rise with continued popularity of Escape
• New Indian Springs owner to renovate apartment complex
• Minority of Kentucky workers are in retirement plan
• Metro United Way campaign has raised $24.5 million
• Eddie Merlot’s adds lunch hours
• Come and start your day with a hot, pancake breakfast on December 7 at 7:30 am i...
• Top 5: Louisville’s independent schools
• I-65 closed after crash
• Kosair Charities donates $5.9 million to Kosair Children’s Hospital
• Sts. Mary & Elizabeth offers new technology for treating cataracts
• Cincinnati Zoo gets $5M gift from Schott foundation
• Veitch asks to be reinstated as racing steward
• Fifth Third adds Humana CEO McCallister to board
• Dippin' Dots tries moving to grocery stores
• Lawmaker wants Northern Kentucky included in BEAM effort
• Administrative jobs drive health care industry growth
• Lenovo overtakes Dell as No. 2 PC brand
• PNC not issuing stock for RBC purchase
• Fifth Third adds Humana CEO McCallister to board
• Special “Coffee with your Councilman” meeting set for December 3rd to discuss LMPD Chief Search
• TARC Kid's Bus Contest Focuses on Compassion
• Beige Book: Economy remains mixed
• Kentucky ranks among the worst states for drivers
• Holiday Craft Fair: Monday, December 5 11am-2pm at the Egan Leadership Center. C...
• Louisville Urban League bringing national educator to Louisville
• Fellowship program offers inside glimpse of health economy
• Avey to lead Regional Leadership Coalition
• More than 10,000 Louisville homes have negative equity
• U of L School of Nursing earns 10-year accreditation
• Kentucky gets federal funding for bridge, road repairs
• Study says renovating, not replacing, Rupp Arena would meet needs
• Gannett to add 108 jobs in Indianapolis
• Greater Clark school board says it can't afford Daeschner's salary
• Google brings maps indoors
• Chiquita moving to Charlotte from Cincinnati
• Retailers turning more to Facebook, Twitter
• State plans 2 percent cuts to meet budget deficit
• Ford plans online reality competition for Escape launch
• Inbox — Nov. 30, 2011
• Coughing up the facts
• Project Censored
• The agony and the X-tacy
• Kentucky governor orders opening of records of child fatality cases
• James encourages residents to enjoy the 35th Annual Old Louisville Holiday House Tour
• OConnell Files Suit for Hospital Merger Information
• Garbage/Recycling/Yard Waste collection days changing in 2012
• Tandy to honor Bishop A.T. Moore with honorary street signon Saturday, December 3rd
• Garbage, recycling and yard waste collection days change for many in 2012
• Ford plans online reality competition for Escape launch
• Actors Theatre completes search for artistic director
• New Actors Theatre artistic director named
• Bell promoted to Louisville Bats manager
• Humana to acquire SeniorBridge home care company
• The Gorlok was spotted outside Boston Common. I heard we likes skating on Frog P...
• Fund for the Arts launching giving Web site
• Citing spine center success, U of L seeks Bucks for Brains support
• For a Master’s Project in the Spalding University’s Occupational Therapy Program...
• Jonathan Clark – A Witness to History
• PBI Bank investor again asks for management change
• Louisville among markets losing businesses in recession
• Facebook nears IPO that would value company at $100B
• Kentucky racing steward John Veitch dismissed
• Cyber Monday sales continue to climb
• Cruises gaining as corporate conference venue
• U.S. denies spending waivers for health insurers in Indiana, Louisianaa
• AOL plans to remain independent
• GM offers loaner cars to Chevy Volt owners
• Hillenbrand 4Q profit up 17 percent
• New Director at The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft
• Clifton Center Hosts Nathan Salsburg for 'The Clifton Fifty'
• Councilman James to host public forums on the selection of Louisville’s next police chief
• Connect With Mayor Fischer Online Dec. 5
• First Annual “Light-up California” event to be held Saturday December 3rd
• December is “Give a Gift from Kentucky” Month
• Happy Cyber Monday! What deals are you finding online?
• Milliken named executive director of Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft
• Sts. Mary & Elizabeth opens cardiology lab
• Breckinridge Capital CIO to speak for CFA Society luncheon
• Glotzbach elected Indiana Bankers Association president
• PNC tabs the true cost of Christmas
• Searching for truth at U of L
• A Crypto-ic show in Hanover
• UAW considers 'informational picketing' at dealerships
• Hearings set for today on moving mail processing to Louisville
• Holiday weekend brings record retail sales
• Capital spending seen picking up through Dec. 31
• Pawn shop business grows as borrowing options decline
• Lease deal considered for Kentuckiana Medical Center
• Disney cancels plans for Maryland resort
• Kentucky Center officials considering green roof
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Kentucky State Parks: Nov. 28-Dec. 4
• Great Groupon dance deal
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Over the river – not out of the woods – for some Kentucky holiday travelers
• Happy Thanksgiving to all. Blessings and best wishes for a happy and restful hol...
• Happy Thanksgiving from Spalding University!
• The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft Presents 'Redefining Normal: A Photo Documentary of Children Fighting Cancer'
• KMAC To Host Winter Holiday Camp
• Board of Health Issues Findings and Recommendations on Hospital Merger
• Don’t forget about the student store closeout sale. It’s your chance to save 30-...
• Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust ranks No. 6 in nation
• Oxmoor, Mall St. Matthews to celebrate Black Friday early
• Top 5: Louisville-area hospitals
• Thanksgiving grocery bills on the rise
• Kentuckians thankful for parks
• Survey: Most companies still plan holiday parties
• What's the weirdest food you'll have for Thanksgiving dinner?
• U.S. initial unemployment claims rise as Louisville-area unemployment drops
• DMLO acquires Weinberg & Associates
• Kentucky moves up Forbes best business states list
• FCC to review AT&T merger with T-Mobile
• Retailers sue Federal Reserve over debit card swipe fees
• U.S. trucking industry shows October growth
• Kentucky General Assembly to discuss business issues in 2012
• Sugarland sued by stage collapse victims
• Fatter iPad, bigger iPhone expected in 2012
• U.S. companies adding more foreign workers
• Cigna headed to India; could Humana follow?
• Toyota Camry awaits Consumer Reports review
• Humana signs deal with Piedmont
• Inbox — Nov. 23, 2011
• Game day logistics
• A turnaround tale
• Fragile finances
• Kentucky Health Department wants you to remember food safety this Thanksgiving
• Kentucky construction employment falls in October
• Dominion Homes to offer big discounts for online sale
• In observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday, The Louisville Campus will be closed...
• Snow Ball Park cancelled at fairgrounds
• Stock Yards, Community Ventures top SBA lenders
• BBB offers 10 tips for Black Friday shopping
• AAA projects 42.5 million will travel on Thanksgiving
• Yum Brands reorganizes international division
• Earnings rise at First Savings
• Brewery to take over Borders space at Fourth Street Live
• Indiana GOP renews push for 'right-to-work' law
• Kentucky Bar Association removes chief counsel
• Congress might avoid automatic spending cuts
• GM will build Chevy Equinox at Tenn. plant
• Horse industry generates $2B in Indiana
• Intelligrated Inc. will double size of Ohio headquarters
• Mayors Fischer, Gray Name Members to Bluegrass Economic Advancement Board
• City, Insight Discussing Expired Franchise Agreement
• First Savings reports higher profit
• Louisville’s cable television franchise has expired
• Brown-Forman secures $800M credit deal
• Louisville, Lexington mayors name Bluegrass Economic Advancement Movement board
• Louisville gas prices fall 10 cents per gallon
• James Graham Brown Cancer Center earns accreditation
• Omnicare gives FTC more information on PharMerica bid
• Yum Brands’ Taco Bell unit cutting jobs
• UPS hikes rates 4.9% in 2012
• Great advice from our SUS affiliate Dale Carnegie training -
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• Lexington tops Louisville on 'brainpower' list
• Duke Energy's Hammersmith dies after car accident
• Deficit deadline looms with no deal
• Lexmark moves focus from printers to software
• Republic Airways doesn't expect pilot strike
• GM to reveal Spring Hill plans Monday
• Cincinnati/N. Ky. employers need skilled workers
• Packaging firm plans 63 new jobs in Ind.
• Cincinnati developers to open ice rinks
• Duke Energy's Hammersmith dies after auto accident
• Council members host forum for public on Louisville’s next police chief Dec.1st
• Metro Council Members join PRIDE Inc for Annual Seniors Thanksgiving Dinner
• Kentucky State Parks: Nov. 21-27
• City might terminate contract with Insight
• The Gorlok is featured this year.
• The Webster tree is up at the Colvin Center in Radcliff. It is always a fun day...
• Yum Brands names new board member
• Fischer surprised by loss of anonymity as mayor
• Food truck amendment approved by Metro Council
• Toyota marks 25 years in Kentucky
• Employers find many ways to encourage wellness
• Olmsted Parks Conservancy names new board chair
• Congratulations to all the Spalding students who were recipients of an endowed s...
• Spalding University Student Occupational Therapy Association (SUSOTA) is hosting...
• Ford Escape engineer shares favorite features of new SUV
• Baptist Healthcare in talks to add Trover Health to network
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• KBC announced Greenway as new president
• Starbucks raising coffee prices
• House passes budget bill to avert shutdown
• SEC moves closer to decision on accounting standards
• Private Clarksville hospital seeking county support
• Lower-cost Ohio River Bridges plan approved
• Kentucky’s unemployment rate fell to 9.6 percent in October
• Top 5: Performing arts groups
• Toyota begins Corolla production in Mississippi
• USDA voices opposition to Yum Brands' food stamp campaign
• Louisville developer plans Bowling Green housing project
• Figaro getting married at Kentucky Opera
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 33830-11-C for Nuplex Resins
• Metro Councilman Kevin Kramer Elected to National League of Cities Board of Directors
• Metro Council approves BEAM Resolution for Louisville and Lexington
• Council members propose resolution calling for the investigation of Constable David Whitlock
• Benson and Engel Invite Public to a Celebration of the New Charlie Vettiner Golf Clubhouse
• Councilman Owen takes “Treasure Finders” to the Highlands Green Building Nov 29th
• A little good news: Kentucky’s unemployment down to 9.6 percent
• Lower-cost bridges plan approved
• Kentucky’s unemployment rate fell to 9.6 percent in October
• A blast from the past at Barren River features quartet music
• Dr. Barnes' Counseling Exam Prep workshop starts tomorrow if you are signed up.
• U.S. attorney’s office collects $23 million in fiscal 2011
• Invesco taps McGreevey to head fixed income unit
• Ivy Tech to join JA’s BizTown
• Business First recognizes Louisville’s Healthiest Employers
• Brown-Forman raises dividend by 9.4 percent
• Ford shows off more than Escape at L.A. Auto Show
• Louisville tops Duke in basketball revenue
• Top 5: Performing arts groups
• Apple warming up to the business market
• General Electric investing $1B in software development
• Angie's List raises $114 million through IPO
• Louisville Orchestra says it has no more to offer players
• Jeffersonville to open ice rink during holidays
• Cummins to invest $24M in South Carolina plant
• Goodwill completes $1.3M campaign, ready to transform Broadway campus
• Brown-Forman adds director to board
• Study finds that FEI World Equestrian Games' impact was well above estimates
• Nashville books more than 500K nights for Music City Center
• Brown-Forman adds director to board
• Congressman Yarmuth and SBA Hold Jobs Fair
• Congressman Yarmuth and SBA hold Jobs Fair in Louisville
• America Recycles Day 11.15.2011
• Jewish Community of Louisville launches $2.75 million campaign
• Louisville food truck amendment approved by committee
• Architecture Billings Index moves up in October
• Manufacturing technology orders continue to rise
• U of L catches the Flu
• Ford Escape design draws praise, criticism at LA Auto Show
• Slide show: A closer look at the 2013 Ford Escape
• U of L surgeon elected chairman of American College of Surgeons board
• Poe Cos. secures $13.3 million loan for Shepherdsville project
• Republicans at the crossroads
• Kindred names new chief medical officer for Nursing Center unit
• Ford offers first look at next-generation Escape
• Musicians reject latest Louisville Orchestra offer
• Jeffersonville mayor-elect to stand behind Big Four plan
• Owensboro growth gets attention of NY Times
• Kentucky company agrees to repay $1.3M to Texas customers
• PharMerica poison pill might lead to higher Omnicare offer
• Ashland looking to grow in China, India and Brazil
• Postal Service loses $5.1B in FY2011
• Price of Midwest farmland is on the rise
• Caesars takes another look at IPO
• Inbox — Nov. 16, 2011
• American Slaves Inc.
• Look at the fabulous things our graduate has been whipping up! Go Lisa!!
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Louisville getting ready for winter weather
• Check out the new Spalding University Counseling Center page.
• Flood and “Light Up Okolona” usher in holiday season on November 18th
• Mayor Declares City Ready for Winter Weather
• Planning Director Hired
• “Light Up Newburg” holiday event set for Petersburg Park on Saturday, December 3rd
• Labor & Economic Development Committee approves resolution supporting BEAM initiative
• Baby Love
• Reentering an Actors Theatre show
• FDIC chief economist to speak at local forum
• Heine Brothers’ and Vint coffee chains to merge
• Bills to head city planning office
• Forecastle Festival starts nonprofit foundation
• Oldham chamber launches $25,000 business plan
• I'll soon be heading to the library in Borden, Indiana for a session on adults r...
• Health care industry veteran joins ZirMed’s sales team
• Lightyear narrows 3Q loss
• Nettles honored with book, Ministry by His Grace and for His Glory
• Faculty, staff and students—get into the holiday spirit early and help Phi Theta...
• Kentucky foreclosures drop in October
• Sears plans to revamp brand
• Howard Packaging approved for tax abatement for Corydon project
• ACS hiring 200 for Kentucky call center
• Convention & Visitors Bureau hires Chicago representative
• WellPoint, UnitedHealth may bid for Medicare firm
• Report: Insight, other telecom providers slow Internet speeds
• Mountjoy Chilton Medley report shows transparency opportunities for Louisville Metro Council
• Report: Lawyers in line for raises in 2012
• Investors jockey to lead Omnicare class-action suit
• Councilman Ackerson announces Town Hall Meeting for residents of District 26
• Fischer Announces Process to Select Police Chief
• We're getting ready for night 1 of Student Appreciation/Open House week. The 'sk...
• Kentucky to clean up illegal dumps in 29 counties
• Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau names Chicago sales representative
• Postsecondary education council recommends $2.4B budget
• Humana Foundation pledges grants toward fund-raising goals
• Craft Show at Rough River
• U of L gets $1.1 million grant to help students prepare for college
• Your Community Bank parent makes $1.87M in 3Q
• Jenny McCarthy to play Words With Friends to help Ford reveal new Escape
• Newsweek magazine placed Apollo Group, parent company of University of Phoenix,...
• Humana bucking trend among insurers
• Louisville-area gas prices drop slightly
• Industrial Services posts third-quarter loss
• Starbucks drops steep fees across country
• Facebook is facing privacy concerns from FTC
• Musicians considering latest Louisville Orchestra offer
• Top of the list: Louisville law firms
• Bankruptcies decline in Indiana, nation
• Toyota plans to revamp Lexus brand
• Occupy demonstrators plan week of Louisville events
• Cincinnati developer to present plans for $54M Mercer Commons
• Food truck amendment moving through Louisville Metro Council
• November District 12 Dialogue to focus on important work of Center for Women and Families
• Councilwoman Scott to tour Parkland Boys and Girls Club on Tuesday, November 15th
• Louisville Becomes International Compassionate City
• Show your Golden Eagle Pride tomorrow by cheering on the volleyball team in the...
• TONIGHT: Come listen to songwriter and pianist Aaron English play a concert in t...
• Food truck amendment moving through Louisville Metro Council
• Louisville is in good company with decline in manufacturing jobs
• Louisville becomes International Compassionate City
• Adam Burckle says he's a stubborn German
• Christopher & Banks closing 100 U.S. stores
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• IU Southeast event to look at 2012 economic outlook
• A Twist for Silver Creek theatre
• Louisville Bedding posts third-quarter loss
• Business First deliveries delayed by federal holiday
• OrthoData names Ric Navarro president and CEO
• Earlier Black Friday sales could meet backlash
• U of L board approves tuition discount for reservists
• Medal of Honor recipient will set off Thunder fireworks
• Humana, Texas Roadhouse leaders among hall inductees
• Indiana manufacturers optimistic about growth
• Breeding industry generates $1.6 billion in Ky. spending
• Elizabethtown community college signs deal with WKU
• Indiana moves state fair concerts downtown
• Rockin' RAMP Benefit for Appalachia - in Louisville - Scheduled for December 10th
• MAS Kennel Makeover
• President King sponsors resolution of support for BEAM initiative between Louisville and Lexington
• Light Up Louisville Returns Nov. 25
• U of L board approves tuition discount for reservists, $1.2M in capital projects
• Do you make art or crafts and have nowhere to sell them? Here’s your chance! Hol...
• Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer to set off Thunder Over Louisville
• Top of the list: Louisville law firms
• Kentucky General Fund receipts down 0.8 percent in October
• Veterans Affairs department picks Brownsboro Road as preferred hospital location
• Ford offers glimpse of new Ford Escape components
• Upcoming events at Kentucky state parks, November 11-16
• White Lodging names new GM for Louisville hotel
• Louisville home prices decline by nearly 1 percent in September
• NPC parent Vantiv plans IPO of up to $100M
• Bank of America employees to become First Data employees
• KMAC To Host Thanksgiving Centerpiece Workshop
• Annual Holiday Exhibit Holidazzle 2011: The Art of Giving
• World Music Superstars Bassekou Kouyate And Ngoni Ba To Perform At Clifton Center
• The Clifton Center to Show 'Planes, Trains and Automobiles'
• Preservation groups want to join Iron Quarter lawsuit
• KFC’s China business highlighted by CBS
• Heaven Hill launches unaged whiskey line
• Ford Louisville Assembly Plant retooling on schedule
• Longines named official watch of Derby, Churchill Downs
• Earthquake realities can shake you to your core
• Attention doubters: Trader Joe’s really is coming
• Registrations sold out for Derby Festival road races
• Republic Bancorp officers see decline in 2010 compensation
• Kentucky Bourbon Festival Sampler set for April 30
• High water causes closures in Louisville, Northern Kentucky
• Ford reclaims 'most-considered' car status
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 171-09-C(R1) for Reynolds Packaging Foil
• New Escape to have hands-free tailgate
• Survey: Nearly half of holiday shoppers expect to spend more
• Free-trade agreement expected to help UPS
• Apple to boost spending on retail operations
• Microsoft ready to Kinect the business world
• Good morning folks! I'll be on 98.3 at about 8:15 this am talking about Master's...
• Centre College to host 2012 vice presidential debate
• Macy's to open at midnight on Black Friday
• Ear X-tacy is closed for good
• Additional Louisville dance event
• Low-Income Heating Assistance Program Begins Nov. 7
• Louisville Veteran's Day Parade Planned Nov. 11
• Ear X-tacy is closed for good
• Centre College to host 2012 vice presidential debate
• Kentucky Medicaid recipients moving to managed care
• Students are invited to participate in an essay contest honorning Dr. Martin Lut...
• Louisville orchestra musicians deliver letters to management
• Louisville ranks No. 44 for total businesses
• More than half of Kentucky manufacturers plan to hire in 2012
• What is your favorite Halloween activity?
• Louisville’s scary sanitorium featured on ‘CBS Sunday Morning’
• Check this out!!
• Humana stock rises on strong earnings
• UPS Airlines to provide work for some laid-off employees
• Happy Halloween from SUS - here is a frightfully delightful look at our "haunted...
• Happy Halloween from SUS - here is a frightfully delightful look at our "haunted...
• Happy Halloween from SUS - here is a frightfully delightful look at our "haunted...
• UK names new business school dean
• Webster will host a preparation workshop for the National Counseling Exam on Nov...
• Aquila hires manager for Churchill Tax-Free Fund
• Happy Halloween! What was your favorite Halloween costume?
• Humana 3Q earnings beat estimates
• Ear X-tacy plans announcement after weekend closure
• Super Bowl Village plans outlined
• Entrepreneurs lead wave of Nashville restaurant openings
• China extends review of Yum's Little Sheep takeover
• YouTube to launch more than 100 new channels
• Dinsmore & Shohl expands regional reach
• Pizza chains gear up for Halloween sales
• Porter Bancorp posts $12.2 million 3Q loss
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Proposed Renewal of Title V Operating Permit 148-97-TV(R2) for Reynolds Packaging
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 33667-11-C for GE
• Mayor Fischer Announces Pre-Purchase of Parking For Downtown Events
• Chief White Leaving for Denver, Mayor Launches Search for Replacement
• Metro Council members to meet with Dr. Donna Hargens on Tuesday. November 1st
• Porter Bancorp posts 3Q loss of $12.2 million
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• Spalding University Student Occupational Therapy Association (SUSOTA) is happy t...
• White to be named Denver police chief
• Vietnamese/Chinese restaurant to open at Horseshoe
• Congratulations SCTD Student Award Recipients Each quarter, SCTD faculty nomina...
• The men's and women's soccer teams will play their final home matches this weeke...
• Moody’s upgrades Ford credit rating
• Wow! Zappos plans a lot of growth
• U of L gets $1.2 million education grant
• Trader Joe’s opens in Louisville with much fanfare
• CandyRific, CRS Reprocessing and Street Moda grow with international deals
• Whirlpool to cut 5,000 jobs
• Top 5: Louisville-area nonprofits
• Breeders' Cup to provide big boost for Louisville
• New Albany missing $26K in utility payments
• White Lodging plans Hyatt in Nashville
• Cummins sued over patents on turbochargers
• New hotel planned at Ind.'s Rising Star Casino
• Trustaff opens Louisville office
• UPS ends NASCAR sponsorship of Ragan, backs Carl Edwards
• Churchill Downs watching Fla. casino legislation
• Spirit Ball
• Metro Council approves Redistricting Plan
• Green Triangle Recruting 9th District Volunteers
• Ford President Celebrates Investments in Louisville
• Five Small Businesses Approved by METCO
• Student Appreciation Week will be the week of November 14th. That means good eat...
• Louisville unemployment rate rises to 10.3 percent
• Beam to move R&D facility to Clermont
• Nature’s Fuel considers $470M bio-fuel facility in Gallatin County
• Ford, city, state, union celebrate Louisville jobs
• Slide show: Louisville's 50 fastest-growing businesses
• Three Louisville companies to invest $22 Million, save jobs
• Health care consultant could add 12 jobs
• Two food companies could bring 250 jobs to Louisville
• METCO loans approved for five businesses
• Model Needed for SCTD Drawing Class Instructor Donna Miller is in search of the...
• Initial jobless claims fall in nation, state
• Kentucky state parks close out October with a full slate of fun
• Humana adding 130 jobs in Wisconsin
• Churchill posts higher 3Q earnings, record revenue
• PharMerica agrees to share acquisition-related information with Omnicare
• Pitino returns to WHAS-TV show
• Toyota to suspend weekend production due to Thailand flooding
• Cincinnati/Northern Ky. airport may tear down terminals
• Verizon Wireless Center to change names
• Seviche manager questions Groupons claims in IPO roadshow
• McConnell lobbying may keep Louisville in Big 12 race
• Chrysler, UAW agree to labor agreement
• Cincinnati campaign asking 30,000 homes to go green
• Clifton Center Launches Membership Program
• Great tips for when and how to use references most effectively:
• Old Louisville Victorian Ghost Walk set for this weekend
• 2 for 22 Adoption Special
• Workshop to Connect Small Businesses with Crowdfunding Capital
• Workshop to Connect Small Businesses with Crowdfunding Capital
• PharMerica agrees to share acquisition-related information with Omnicare
• This is a fantastic opportunity for undergrads. The IU system will offer a 25% r...
• Pitino returns to WHAS-TV show
• Churchill posts higher 3Q earnings, record revenue
• Six African-American Marines from Louisville among those to be honored
• The Multicultural Student Association is hosting a conversation café this coming...
• The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation is accepting applications for the 2012 Bar...
• Seven things that make Trader Joe’s different
• Where in the World is the Gorlock? (this one is reallllly easy)
• Comfy Cow opens at former Genny’s Diner site
• Louisville Slugger to honor Johnny Bench as Living Legend
• TODAY IS CAMPUS SUSTAINABILITY DAY! In celebration, we are pleased to announce:...
• JCTC Culinary Arts students on WHAS TV!
• Alan Stout appointed new bankruptcy court judge
• Upcoming Halloween Costume Contest. Students, faculty and staff are invited to...
• Bingham Fellows accepting applications through Nov. 4
• Humana improves in Newsweek ‘green’ rankings
• A Horror-filled shop at JCC
• Ford reports slight drop in 3Q profit
• Kentucky Agricultural Summit coming to Louisville
• Kroger changing fuel rewards program
• Amazon profit hurt by low Kindle Fire price
• Kentucky offering free historic bridge
• Clark County schools plan budget cuts
• Ford finishes low in quality rankings
• Indiana might renew efforts to become right-to-work state
• Propulsys to invest $9.5 million in Western Kentucky
• State budget cuts lead to increased tuition at U.S. colleges, universities
• Keep on truckin’
• Help is on the way … out
• Little green men in the bluegrass
• Big 12 or Bust
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• First "Give A Day" Week a Big Success
• Mayor Suspends Metro Parks Director
• Drexel Metals to Open New Facility in Louisville
• Kentucky opens news interstate, I-69
• ...and the Gorlock's good friend, Mr. A. B. Eagle.
• And here is the Gorlock all made up.
• We're proud to announce the release of the University of Phoenix Android App. Wh...
• When you tap the ceiling of power, where else is there to go?
• Metro parks director suspended
• Nonprofit center to honor local leaders, groups
• Kentucky state park Halloween events this weekend
• Drexel Metals bringing 25 jobs to Louisville
• Ports of Indiana names Jeffersonville port director
• Louisville Slugger Museum to be featured on Travel Channel’s ‘Made in America’ program
• What areas should federal and state governments focus on in order to improve lea...
• Take a stand against document mishaps. Work in the cloud.
• U of L adds health concentration for MBA students
• Spanish Golden Age represented at Hanover
• Omnicare earnings rise on use of generic drugs
• Career Fair Offered Leads to Students and Alumni Last week’s Career Fair was a...
• United Parcel Service reports higher 3Q profits
• KHRC director Underwood to step down, join Wyatt law firm
• Louisville Public Media campaign raises record $516,733
• Cincinnati's Horseshoe Casino headed for 2013 opening
• Indiana seeks waiver from insurance rebates
• Qwikster idea costs Netflix 800,000 members
• Abramson debates other lieutenant governor candidates
• Economists painting brighter picture of U.S. economy
• Kentucky athletes among those seeking share of NCAA revenue
• Southern Indiana distillery sold
• KMAC Hosts Sixth Annual Dia de los Muertos 'Day of the Dead' Celebration
• Yahoo Healthcare Careers Story:
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 33671-11-C for GE
• Bring Peace Home 2011
• Mayor Fischer Unveils New Citywide Emergency Alert System
• Scott encourages District 1 residents to sign up for “Code Red”
• Current Public Notices for Housing & Community Development (Regulatory Postings)
• Kentucky has a bridge for sale
• KHRC director Lisa Underwood to step down, join Wyatt law firm
• Louisville Public Media campaign raises record $516,733
• Deal between Louisville Orchestra, musicians falls apart
• Moyer to step down as U of L business school dean
• Better Business Bureau to open storefront at JA venue
• Greater Louisville Inc. plans commerce trip to India
• New citywide emergency alert system unveiled
• KCTCS names Peeples chairman of board
• ID Team Participates in Product Runway Last week an Interior Design team worked...
• Oldham clinic, Norton wellness program win grants
• Number of homes sold, average price increases in Southern Indiana
• Make plans to come to the Spalding University Baseball Trivia Night! It will be...
• Group sues to stop Ohio slots-at-tracks plan
• Top 5: Louisville area’s largest public schools
• New Albany considering expansion of riverfront district, liquor licenses
• Porter Bancorp, Federal Reserve sign agreement
• Morris to open megastore in Kentucky
• Investors hedging bets on UPS shares
• Apple's lower prices signal shift
• World population nearing 7 billion mark
• Beam sale could be largest recent spirits takevoer
• U.S. hiring plans back on hold
• You Can Make Donations of Goods During Mayor's "Give A Day" Week
• Ward-Pugh invites residents to attend Halloween fundraising event on Oct 28
• Proposed Amendments to Regulations 5.20 and 5.23
• Louisville Orchestra musicians accept contract proposal
• Porter Bancorp, Federal Reserve sign agreement
• Kentucky’s unemployment rate jumps to 9.7 percent
• Ford stock rises on credit upgrades
• Chris Johnson focused on the future
• Community Bancshares posts profit, pays back TARP
• LG&E offers $50,000 grant to help reopen Salvation Army clubs
• Brown Cancer Center adviser names three new directors
• Churchill to move corporate offices to ShelbyHurst campus
• I made a coloring page of the Gorlock for a family military even on Sunday. I th...
• Marriott Griffin Gate, two other hotels sell for $262.5M
• Kentucky, Indiana jobless rates rise in September
• Keeneland to sell Turfway stake, sources say
• Corydon conference center discussed at meeting
• Indianapolis Museum of Art director leaving for Dallas
• Thoroughbred breeding continues to decline, but Kentucky remains dominant
• Barnes & Noble adding non-book offerings to compete with Amazon
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Plan to keep Indy Jillian's open falls through
• Louisville Orchestra proposes final contract for musicians
• Beacon CFO resigns; others promoted
• In the Park After Dark
• Two Free Tire Amnesty Events
• Southwest Pride Fall Community Clean up set for Saturday, October 22nd
• Scott to join volunteers for Chickasaw Brightside Cleanup
• Free Leaf Drop-off Site
• New Food Truck Regulations Help Cut Red Tape
• National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week
• Public Health and Wellness Offers Free Diabetes Classes
• Johnson holds annual District 21 Town Hall Meeting on Monday Oct. 24th
• Tuesday, Oct. 25, 11:40 am – 12:20 pm is the next 1stGEN+ brown bag held in the...
• Louisville Orchestra proposes final contract for musicians, sets Friday deadline to accept
• Beacon CFO resigns; others promoted
• Free ovarian cancer screening program for Eastern Kentucky women
• Papa John’s expands NFL sponsorship deal to Canada, Mexico, United Kingdom
• Old Navy moving from The Summit back to Springhurst Towne Center
• Fixing budget deficit not enough, economist says
• Kentucky state parks events for October 21-26
• Dan Ulmer is U of L alumnus of the year
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• Fifth Third profits more than double in 3Q
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• Top 5: Louisville area’s largest public schools
• Ford contract could result in renewed dividend
• Architecture billings fall in September
• Join the Sullivan team and walk with us at the 2011 Making Strides Against Breas...
• Facing competition from Cincinnati, Hollywood casino to expand
• Amazon firing up Prime movie service with more PBS videos
• Kentucky Lottery changes include $2 Powerball tickets
• Titans propose $25 million in upgrades to LP Field
• Analysts say USPS cutbacks would help UPS, Fedex
• Groupon IPO might value company near $12B
• Venture capital gets sacked in 3Q
• NBA lockout threatens Memphis arena funding
• Delta Air Lines raises airfares
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Delta Air Lines raises airfares
• Blackwell and Henderson host riverboat rides on the Ohio on Sunday, October 23rd
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 33415-11-C for Lubrizol
• APCD request to EPA to discontinue ambient air monitoring site
• Board of Health to Hold Forum on Hospital Merger This Evening
• Butler sponsors Fall S.P.O.T. Clinic for pet owners on Oct. 29th
• BBB warns of phony Facebook lottery scam email
• Kentucky mourns death of Spec. Michael D. Elm in Afghanistan
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• Louisville students to learn international business skills
• Mixed signals from economy in Louisville’s Fed district
• Startup chia seed company wins U of L competition
• Frazier Rehab, U of L get $2.2M grant to study spinal cord injuries
• Americana Community Center plans $2.4 million renovation
• Ford workers nationwide ratify contract
• Kentucky state parks to honor military with discounts, special programming
• What second language do you want your kids to learn? Why?
• Speed Art Museum raises $42.5 million for campaign
• U.S. Bancorp reports 40 percent jump in 3Q profit
• Stock Yards Bank parent posts decline in 3Q profit
• PNC 3Q earnings top analysts’ estimates
• Starbucks adding lighter coffee roast
• Apple sets earnings records but misses estimates
• Firm hired to develop new plan for Colgate property
• UK's Capilouto promises campus improvements
• Architect offers ideas for Rupp Arena, downtown Lexington
• NBA negotiators break after 16-hour meeting
• Samsung, Google launch phone for latest Android system
• Motorola brings back RAZR as a Droid phone
• Ford workers in Louisville approve contract
• MINI of Louisville LIVE at The Clifton Center Presents Tim O'Brien and Bryan Sutton Concert
• KMAC Announces 'Visions of Lewis and Clark' Exhibit
• Invisible injury
• Busting the Peace
• Inbox — Oct. 19, 2011
• Ford workers in Louisville approve contract
• 2011 Child Support Insert
• Welch and Yates form partnership for Brightside Cleanup
• Lexmark buying Pallas Athena for $50.2 million
• Louisville’s Hall Contracting to repair Sherman Minton
• Power plants to be demolished at River Ridge
• Geocaching at Barren River
• U of L business school ranked No. 4 for administration
• What is the most important thing that a university can do to ensure their studen...
• Republic Bancorp posts higher 3Q profit
• In today’s ever-shrinking world, is all business international business?
• Ford workers near contract approval as Louisville UAW votes
• Louisville ranks low for income growth
• Jeffersonville City Council approves Big Four funding plan
• Hilliard Lyons' plan to cross-train brokers has a twist
• Cincinnati billionaire Carl Lindner dies at 92
• Racing death could bring changes to IndyCar
• Forklift company buys former Chrysler parts plant in Indiana
• Hitachi to add 60 jobs in Harrodsburg
• Former Value City, JCPenney Outlet store changing names
• Louisville home sales rise 18 percent in September
• Gannett profit, revenue decline in 3Q
• Kentucky launches Business One-Stop website
• Former Value City, JCPenney Outlet store changing names again
• Home sales outpace September 2010 by 18 percent
• Gannett profit, revenue decline in 3Q
• On October 8, 2011, Sullivan College of Technology and Design awarded certificat...
• Mohler gives his take at CNN.com: “Are evangelicals dangerous?”
• Versona opens this week at The Summit
• Indiana replaces Hoosier Lottery chief
• Mesa Foods adds 80 jobs with KentuckianaWorks funding
• 8th U.S. Colored Heavy Artillery to be honored in Kentucky
• TARC to get $5 million for new buses
• Didn't we just wrap up a term? that's right! Welcome to Fall 2! Thanksgiving is...
• Connecticut investment firm to buy Learning House
• Jurich named Northern Arizona alumnus of the year
• Kindred acquires home health firm in Massachusetts
• Kansas City, Detroit UAW locals approve Ford contract
• Tennessee county seeks to impose tax on Jack Daniel's
• RIM offers free apps, support to BlackBerry users
• Fayette Mall shakes up its specialty shop lineup
• Cell-phone customers to be warned of unexpected fees
• Default rate for U.S. companies at lowest level since April 2008
• British firm brings Legoland to U.S.
• Ivy Tech's Ogle Hall to get $1M nursing pavilion
• Bellarmine announces $100 million capital campaign
• Great Groupon dance deal
• Tonight and tomorrow night, as well as next Friday and Saturday from 8 pm until...
• Kentucky Speedway slates five NASCAR events for 2012
• Balanced budget and enrollment up, seminary reports at Fall 2011 trustee meeting
• Kentucky Sen. Gerald Neal leads a panel discussion on educational attainment eff...
• More than 1,000 sign up for first Give A Day week
• Ivy Tech to expand degree offerings
• Handmaker to oversee Louisville innovation teams
• World Trade Center gets new members, chairman
• Top 5: Largest health insurers
• U of L, UK among top moneymakers in basketball
• Shameless self-promotion! Webster alumnus gets a raise. Let's all work for simil...
• Mexican native found Louisville a welcoming city
• Kentucky offers new job-search tool
• October “Towers” explores church’s role in God’s redemptive drama
• U of L Pediatrics joins diabetes network
• Communication Arts Technology (CAT) student, Alicia Ruplinger, design work was f...
• Plans for Colgate plant show distribution firms, condos
• Indy lands 250 jobs from software firm expansion
• Covington garage could boost office towers
• Council picks Attica Scott to replace Judy Green
• Nashville recruiters trying to fill 1,000 tech positions
• U of L extends Ramsey's contract to 2020
• Olon Industries expands in Jeff with move to River Ridge
• North End Café to open Highlands restaurant
• Gap, Old Navy closing U.S. stores
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Bourbon Bash Raises $90,000 for the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft
• Gap, Old Navy closing U.S. stores
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Kentucky’s ‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ cites over 1,400 drunken drivers
• Proposed Amendment to APCD Regulation 2.08
• Olon Industries expands in Jeff with move to River Ridge
• U of L extends Ramsey's contract to 2020
• North End Café to open Highlands restaurant
• ResCare names chief human resources officer
• Experience of NW Indiana casino bodes badly for Horseshoe
• Drop in investment banking hurts JPM Chase’s 3Q earnings
• Chicago UAW workers reject Ford contract
• Kroger recalls ice cream due to peanuts
• RealtyTrak: Foreclosures might be heading higher
• Tonight is New Student Orientation at 6pm. Fall 2 starts Monday!
• Business First to recognize Kindred CEO Diaz
• Meow? Lonely feline fans, do not despair. Your new companions are waiting for yo...
• Mid October means fun at Kentucky parks
• Career Fair on Friday, Oct. 21, The fair will be open from 9 a.m.-noon and held...
• Ky. secretary of state has breast cancer
• Manufacturing technology orders slide 9.4%
• Rubbertown plant agrees to six-figure fine
• Honda plans 1,000 new jobs in Indiana
• Carhartt will add 150 jobs in Western Ky.
• Big Brown trainer barred from N.Y. tracks
• Group looks at Ohio River future as freight route
• Google engineer gets lesson in privacy settings
• Predators CEO seeks stability in Nashville
• Events planned this weekend for Louisville’s Central Park
• Ky. secretary of state has breast cancer
• Congrats to the Spalding University Softball team for logging the #2 ranked GPA...
• Manufacturing technology orders off 9.4%
• Blackberry outages reported in U.S.
• 100 Wise Women forum is sold out
• ID Students Team Up for Product Runway Product Runway is a yearly event spons...
• Improved Ford, GM sales provide glimmer of hope for economy
• Slide show: General Motors' top-selling models
• Slide show: Toyota's top-selling models
• Slide show: Ford's top-selling models
• If you know of a high school student who is currently in the college search proc...
• UPS sorting facility in Mobile is moving to Pensacola
• Louisville again named a top city for young people
• Chrysler to invest $4.5 billion under tentative labor deal
• heading down to the Hardin County Chamber luncheon this afternoon. I always look...
• Horseshoe revenues drop amid bridge closure
• Tracks request 2012 racing dates
• Rubbertown plant asks to change chemicals
• Ky. governor candidates meet for first debate
• $80M Newport riverfront project faces hurdles
• Three Wyatt attorneys move to Dinsmore in Lexington
• Ventas seeks damages against competitor
• NBA lockout could cost Indiana money
• Inbox — Oct. 12, 2011
• The Back Way to Keeneland
• Welcome to the Occupation
• What’s the alternative?
• Westport Interchange Improvement Project
• Need to report a pothole in Louisville? We’ve got an app for that!
• Early voting mixed among UAW Ford workers
• During Session 2, the Mac Computer Lab, located in the Egan Leadership Center (E...
• Today from 11:20-12:20 at the Library Lecture Lounge: 1stGEN+Brown Bag. For more...
• Math, History, and William Marshall Bullitt
• Photo weekend planned at Blue Licks Battlefield
• Private equity, VC fund-raising slows in third quarter
• LEO parent buys two more publications
• Kentucky revenue rises 10 percent in September
• Tired of potholes? There's an app for that
• Elmcroft Senior Living names new president
• Clark County budget plans for property tax hike
• Alltech finds success with fair-trade coffee
• NKU opens informatics building to spur partnerships
• Verizon brings 4G to Lexington
• Grant will help Indy host Big Ten championships
• Elmcroft Senior Living names Wesley president
• Tired of potholes? There’s an app for that
• U of L trustees to discuss Ramsey contract extension
• UPS's corporate reputation among best
• University of Louisville gets $1.5M gift for Cardiovascular Innovation Institute
• Do you know a breast cancer survivor? What have you learned from their experienc...
• Name 3 individuals who have influenced your decision to continue your education...
• The School of Liberal Studies invites you to a talk by John Henry Gonzalez Duque...
• Great advice!
• Ford demonstrates safety technology in Louisville
• Cordish finds replacement for Saddle Ridge at Fourth Street Live
• Founders Series features John Schnatter, Lee Todd
• Kentucky income has grown slowly over last three decades
• Louisville gas prices continue to fluctuate
• Listen to 98.3 WQXE in the 8 o'clock hour this morning. I'll be talking about We...
• Middle Tennessee to get two Amazon facilities
• Development considered for Value City site
• Leaders debate World Equestrian Games impact
• County asks Bengals, Reds to cut spending
• Hospital officials to discuss merger at forum
• Jeff Ruby in talks for Dayton restaurant
• Legislators will meet to hear business ideas
• Group seeks Clarksville charter school
• Big Bone Lick will host Salt Festival
• Kentucky to allow students to earn college credits in high school
• Here's the Fox41 News story from yesterday about our new GREEN student housing....
• Up bright and early for the Spirit Lifter Tour! I'm glad the weather will be goo...
• Kentucky escalates battle against prescription drug abuse
• Don't forget about the Free Financial Planning day tomorrow! It will be held in...
• Changes recommended to city planning and design process
• FREE ICE CREAM TODAY!! For all students and on-campus alumni as part of Alumni W...
• Louisville UAW sets dates to vote on Ford contract
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Ms. Robinson's Pre-Dental class from Central High School visiting Spalding Unive...
• House Speaker Boehner to speak at U of L
• Events at Kentucky state parks for October 7-12
• Hyatt renovation will create more dynamic entrance
• Kentucky drivers entering peak season for deer collisions
• Opening nears for Nike store in St. Matthews
• Louisville musicians say they’re weighing altered proposal
• Alumni Weekend events start today!
• U.S. adds jobs, but jobless rate stays at 9.1%
• Gannett shutting down Web site for moms
• 'Top Secret Recipe' takes on KFC secret recipe
• WSJ: U.S. Postal Service wants to deliver more junk mail
• Top of the List: Distilleries
• Harvest Homecoming party goes on despite bridge closure
• Kentucky appeals court allows instant racing
• Haslam seals Amazon tax deal in Tennessee, touts new jobs
• Thomas More offering 3-year degree
• Appeals court hears tobacco settlement challenge
• Metro Council committee asks River Fields to drop bridges lawsuit
• MINI of Louisville LIVE at The Clifton Center Presents Nosferatu, A Wild and Woolly Film Series
• 2011 Southwest Community Festival kicks off this weekend
• Taylorsville Lake will host orienteering event
• Miss Nelson found at Derby Dinner
• October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Kentucky
• Horses are now part of Kentucky Proud
• It’s bourbon season in Kentucky
• Red Star Tavern to close at Fourth Street Live
• Louisville home prices fell 2.3% in past year
• Bridges authority reviews options of construction models for bridges project
• Kentucky employees still pay among nation’s least for health coverage
• Louisville ranks 65th among best sports cities
• ID Students Contribute to Bellarmine Show House This year’s Designer’s Show Hou...
• Stock Yards overtakes BB&T in Louisville market share
• Konica Minolta buys Louisville-based OfficeWare
• Apple’s Jobs created a happy ‘iWorld’ for many
• Small Business Administration loans in Kentucky hit record
• Louisville Clock returning to downtown
• New RiverStage coming to Jeffersonville
• Cummins CEO says company needs 7,000 engineers
• Job market was weaker in September
• Fifth Third bucks trend of rising loan delinquencies
• Yum Brands aims to turn around Taco Bell
• AK Steel buys coal business for $36M
• Small Business Administration loans in Kentucky hit record
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Louisville Mayor seeks more volunteers for ‘Give A Day’ Week
• Commercial real estate conference set for Oct. 6-7
• Omnicare taking more time to buy PharMerica shares
• The Huff Gallery at Spalding University Presents: Separated at Birth: Chris Mayn...
• Remember Spalding’s legacy, honor its graduates, and participate in the opening...
• Ky., Ind. see more job cuts in September
• Center for Women and Families opening 22 housing units
• Texas Roadhouse accused of age discrimination by EEOC
• Richard III manipulates at U of L
• Beacon Enterprise Solutions gets $1.8 million in work for pharmaceutical client
• Ky., Ind. part of college assessment project
• Future of Louisville Orchestra remains uncertain after proposals fail
• Yum posts higher 3Q net income
• Work starting again on RiverPark Place
• Red Mile to sell land for UK student housing
• Hoosier Park owner Centaur emerges from Chapter 11
• Indiana cracking down on gaming machines
• Kohl's to hire 40,000 seasonal workers
• New Beam could be takeover target
• Senior drug abusers may cost taxpayers $150M per year
• Inbox — Oct. 5, 2011
• Philosophical friction
• American dream deferred
• Louisville excited about Ford investment announcement
• Future of Louisville Orchestra remains uncertain after proposals fail
• Louisville Bridges: Some Things Never Change
• Yum posts higher 3Q net income
• Our trip is this Saturday if you are planning on buying tickets.
• Beam takes aim at women with Skinnygirl, Maker’s 46 labels
• ESOPs subject of next ACG Kentucky breakfast
• Don't miss the Kentucky School of Art Open House, Sunday, Oct. 9, 2-4 p.m. Also...
• Ford to add at least 1,000 more jobs in Louisville
• Owensboro’s Wassmer tapped to lead One Southern Indiana
• Tom Sawyer arrives at Actors Theatre
• Fall 2 is just around the corner. Are you registered?
• Almost Family CEO says Senate report affirms company’s business model
• Beam Inc. celebrates spinoff, IPO
• Did you see this story about Gardiner Point?
• Did you see this story about Gardiner Point?
• Did you see this story?
• Fall lodging discounts at Kentucky state parks
• Tuesday, October 11 from 11:20-12:20 at the Library Lecture Lounge: 1stGEN+Brown...
• Top iPhone and Android apps of 2011
• First Year Students--Don’t forget to register for the 2011 Student Opinion surve...
• Ford reaches tentative deal with UAW
• Sprint expected to buy 30 million iPhones
• Steel Technologies to build plant in Mexico
• Kentucky gets $26.9 million federal education grant
• Barnes & Noble buys Borders customer data at bankruptcy auction
• Atlas Machine sells industrial pump division
• Louisville Orchestra, musicians still at impasse
• Ohio getting 250 jobs at aircraft-maintenance facility
• Sunright considering 100 new jobs at Columbus auto parts plant
• Nashville's industrial, office sectors see positive signs
• Ward-Pugh hosts Ninth District Annual Fall Community Forum and Shoe Drive for EDGE Outreach
• Louisville TEA Party Endorses Todd P’Pool for Kentucky Attorney General
• Another weird, wacky couple of weeks in our little Louisville
• Steel Technologies to build plant in Mexico
• Kentucky gets $26.9 million federal education grant
• Atlas Machine sells industrial pump division
• Horseshoe, Captain’s Quarters close because of flood
• Louisville gas prices fall 11.5 cents per gallon in week
• Cordish subsidiary files suit against Saddle Ridge
• Miller resigns as state finance secretary
• Churchill Downs names new general counsel
• Currently enrolled students---Spring 2012 registration started on October 1st. B...
• Ford Motor Co. reports 8.9 percent rise in September sales
• Seven Counties plans new southwest Jefferson location
• Chick-Fil-A to offer free food for a year at new location
• Horseshoe admissions down in February
• Kentucky state parks announce October camping discounts
• Thorntons recalls salads because of salmonella risk
• Memphis’ American Queen to take on Louisville and Cincinnati belles in 2012 steamboat race
• SCTD Architectural CADD Student Receives a Leadership Role in SkillsUSA Zack Evr...
• Joe Steier outlines speedy growth at Signature Healthcare
• March Madness take two
• AT&T asks court to dismiss antitrust lawsuit
• Lawmakers at odds over tax breaks
• FedEx could feel effects of defense cuts
• UK trustees get first-hand look at aging structures
• Lilly's Zyprexa patent is winding down
• New Albany leaders discuss funding disparity for parks
• Infrastructure projects could be put on fast track
• Ford nearing deal with UAW
• Big East presidents approve expansion
• Feds raise questions of competition in Duke merger with Progress
• New Tiger Stamp debuts at Louisville Zoo
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit s 33371-11-C and 33384-11-C for GE
• Please join us in celebrating the accomplishments of our students at Sullivan Co...
• Louisville Metro Council wants to curb scrap metal theft
• Kentucky Kingdom deal appears dead
• Seven tips for Forty Under 40 applicants
• Leaders credit cooperation for Sherman Minton Bridge resolution
• Ted Smith ‘super excited’ about his new job
• Invesco Mortgage Capital provides capital for purchase of Bank of America loans
• For the weekend - Shows and auditons
• Old Cardinal Stadium to be transformed into Snow Ball Park
• Listen in Monday morning! I'll be no in the 8 o'clock hour talking about our Rad...
• I'm going to be on the radio Monday morning! Tune into WQXE 98.3 in the 8 o'cloc...
• Slugger Field among most popular minor-league parks
• Kentucky state parks kick start October
• U of L trauma center continues to innovate
• There's a great video about the Motherhouse, part of our Spirit Lifter Tour. You...
• Come cheer on the Golden Eagles this weekend! The volleyball team plays at home...
• You are invited to meet with members of the Kentuckiana Financial Planning Assoc...
• GLI sets $1.7 million Total Resource Campaign goal
• A HUGE thank you from the School of Social Work to all of you who supported the...
• Louisville retail employment fell in August
• Papa John's franchisee files for Chapter 11 protection
• Cincinnati Bengals struggle to sell tickets
• Soccer complex near Indianapolis would be one of nation's largest
• Toyota, Honda rebounds boost sales
• CMSText plans to add 135 jobs in Lexington
• Humvee maker to lay off 350 in Indiana
• Lawsuit against OxyContin maker sent back to Kentucky
• Government salaries: See who makes the most
• AmazonLocal launches daily deals in Louisville
• Friday and Saturday KFC/Louisville Mayor’s Cup competition for paddlers
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 33524-11-C for Eckart America
• Government salaries: See who makes the most
• AmazonLocal launches daily deals in Louisville
• Magna Seating seeks more incentives to boost number of jobs at Bullitt plant
• St. X, Trinity luncheon raises record amount for Catholic education
• Stanley Black & Decker might expand Shelbyville plant
• Two companies considering projects that could bring 72 jobs
• Louisville among U.S. metros that added manufacturing jobs
• Murder and a meal at Lake Barkley
• Spirit of Jefferson giving river shuttle two-week extension
• First Capital gets small business loan funds
• Hiring begins for Super Bowl temp jobs
• Amazon Fire aims at Apple, Google and Netflix
• Census Bureau cutting more than 300 temporary jobs in Jeffersonville
• Lab technician tops list of 15 most-caffeinated jobs
• iPod Shuffle, Classic might be discontinued
• Macy's rolls out RFID nationwide
• Bloomberg: Ford talks include adding 10,000 jobs
• Toronto visit shows Louisville group what real progress looks like
• Tomorrow at 8:30 pm: "Crash." The Spalding Diversity Consciousness Action Group...
• Regulation External Review Informal Comment
• Bloomberg: Ford talks include adding 10,000 jobs
• Toronto visit shows Louisville group what real progress looks like
• Kentucky’s First Lady announces her Fall Reading List
• Sullivan University System’s Gardiner Point Residence Hall Family Weekend Octobe...
• Have questions about Spalding’s nursing programs? Come to a Nursing Information...
• UPS launches cold container for pharma products
• UAW agrees to new contract with GM
• World War II ship arrives in Louisville
• Michter’s joins U.S. spirits council
• Our Director Dr. Daly, in Webster news. He has been at the Directors' meeting in...
• Tyson recalls ground beef sold at Kroger
• Sazerac purchasing Canadian brands
• Zappos holding job fair Wednesday for 3,000 seasonal jobs
• General Electric reaches application quota in first hour
• Joseph-Beth Booksellers to open Northern Kentucy store
• Tablet users more likely to make purchases
• Best Buy sharply cuts plans to hire holiday workers
• Kleenex ups its tissue game with Cool Touch
• Family health insurance cost up 9 percent this year
• Travel industry unhappy with proposed airline ticket tax
• Purdue gets $10M grant from Chinese manufacturer
• It's official: New iPhone will debut on Oct. 4
• Conway files suit against National College of Kentucky
• Exhibition - The Face of Abstraction
• Tea and taxes
• Renewed energy
• World's Largest Halloween Party!
• Inbox — Sept. 28, 2011
• Rise and Fall
• Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Kentucky style
• U of L opens $45 million renovation to dental school
• Tiffany & Co. opens Kentucky facility
• Battle of Perryville reenactment to be held October 1-2
• Friday is Bike To Work Day in Louisville
• Duke Energy asks for bids to sell wind power
• Presbyterian seminary gets $8 million grant
• Great News! The official dedication of our 54 room, 108 bed expansion of Gardine...
• Great News! The official dedication of our 54 room, 108 bed expansion of Gardine...
• Great News. The official dedication of 54 room, 108 bed expansion of the Sulliva...
• Kentucky workers’ comp assessments reduced for 2012
• Bowling Green workers approve GM deal; Ford up next for UAW
• Former Brown-Forman CEO Brown II dies at 69
• Facebook gives $10M of ads to small businesses
• Google+ traffic jumps after opening to public
• U.S. hotel industry shows signs of recovery
• Fast-food restaurants hit snags with alcohol sales
• Senators object to OnStar data tracking
• Indiana electricity rates seen rising 20% in six years
• Bullitt Co. health board to fight decision against smoking ban
• Frontier Airlines to cut 213 jobs
• Louisville to host American Independent Business Alliance conference
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Louisville to host American Independent Business Alliance conference
• Stag Industrial buys two Louisville properties for $15 million
• Passport Health Plan ranks high for quality
• Roddy Boyd to speak at CFA Society luncheon
• Geithner visits UPS to talk about jobs act
• We celebrated John's life and legacy this morning. People shared good stories ab...
• Louisville metro gains 800 construction jobs
• Governor proclaims Library Week in Kentucky
• A lot of great events for all alumni on October 7th and 8th. Check out the event...
• Bank of America might sell stake in Pizza Hut franchisee
• Study says electronic health records great, but vulnerable
• Mulally says Ford could make electric cars in China
• Distillers hope trade agreement will boost bourbon exports
• Free checking accounts are disappearing quickly
• UPS ranks high for carbon disclosure
• New Facebook changes prompt privacy concerns
• Cincinnati faces tough choices on funding stadium deficit
• Kentucky governor asks president for help with bridges
• Geithner to visit UPS Worldport to talk about Jobs Act
• Crack fixed, but transportation official says bridge not safe
• Robert Brown to discuss exporting tips
• Kentucky Chamber report shows improvement in education, income
• Forty Under 40 honorees inspire giving
• Slideshow: 2011 Forty Under 40 honorees
• GE to accept 6,000 applications for 480 jobs
• Sherman Minton Bridge doesn’t need to be replaced
• U of L wins grant to take medical research to market
• Geoff White an example of what Forty Under 40 honorees can do
• We have learned sad news today. Our former Direct, John Feiock has passed. Detai...
• Interior Design students, what do you think about this article:
• The CREW Career Center will be hosting the 2nd annual “Taste of Success” Career...
• For the weekend Shows and auditions
• Humana buys California Medicare HMO MD Care
• Leadership Louisville selects Ignite class members
• Toyota T-TEN was featured on WAVE 3 and WDRB yesterday.
• Current students and alumni: mark your calendar for our 2011 Fall Career Expo!
• Nashville, Lexington named to 'best places to live' list
• Conservation group names Ohio River corridor to 'Landslide' list
• KFC Yum Center waste might cost landfill owner $140,000
• More workers picking their own technology at work
• Business First honors Forty Under 40
• Ohio River Bridges project manager discusses progress
• Ohio, Kentucky personal income grew in 2Q
• Obama ‘clearly aware’ of Sherman Minton situation
• Indy Super Bowl draws 13,000 volunteers
• Lakewood Ranch Business Owners Compete In Ironman And World Championship Triathlons
• President King to ask Mayor Fischer to dismiss all legal actions against Life Institute over grant funding
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 33373-11-C for GE
• Governor reminds Kentuckians to get their flu shots
• Kentucky’s new State Police Academy
• Obama ‘clearly aware’ of Sherman Minton situation
• National events take center stage Kentucky parks for September 23-27
• JCTC, Toyota expand technician training
• Yum finds buyers for Long John Silvers, A&W brands
• Top of the list: Louisville advertising agencies
• I just returned from volunteering at the Kentucky Humane Society which I do each...
• 70 percent of Ky. counties have housing vacancies above 10 percent
• Time runs out to open Kentucky Kingdom in 2012
• Cheddar Box gets loan to open Chenoweth Square restaurant
• Chase to lend 20 percent more to small businesses this year
• All University of Phoenix graduates are automatically alumni members—but, if you...
• TODAY from 11:30 to 12:30 in the Egan Leadership Center Lobby ! The University o...
• NAWBO looks to recognize women business owners
• Carmen creates love, mischief at Brown Theatre
• SCORE names new Kentucky district director
• Google defends itself from antitrust claims
• Lawsuit alleges discrimination by Bass Pro Outdoor World
• Ford is next up in UAW contract talks
• Lexington firefighters approve contract
• Delta considers adding more cockpit security
• Bridgestone to expand Tennessee plant
• U of L president talks about Big East changes, financial impact
• Rand Paul, John Yarmuth catch ride with Obama on Air Force One
• MINI of Louisville LIVE at the Clifton Center Presents Bonnie Prince Billy Concert
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• FullCircle in talks to buy Elizabethtown movie theater
• Students: No plans Friday night? Come check out the Movie on the Lawn! SDCL and...
• Don't forget: Tim Wise tomorrow night! He will present "Beyond Diversity: Challe...
• Ann Taylor opens new concept at The Summit
• SDCL now has a campus events calendar on the Spalding Portal Page. Want to know...
• Architecture Billings Index rises in August
• About half of bridge welds examined; more cracks found
• Allergies cost U.S. businesses billions
• Slideshow: Top 10 Fall Allergy Capitals
• Lose your HR department?
• AssuredPartners closes on Neace Lukens purchase
• A look at what Jobs Act means to Kentucky
• PharMerica officials rebuff Omnicare takeover again
• U.S. transportation officials to tour Sherman Minton
• GM contract would bring 1,700 jobs to former Saturn plant
• Southern Baptists consider name change
• UPS, FedEx find common ground lobbying for lower taxes
• Fifth Third boosts dividend
• Southern Indiana elevator plant to close
• Kentucky Toyota plant getting recycled robots
• Moody's upgrades Brown-Forman credit rating
• Launch of managed-care Medicaid system delayed until November
• Vetting the vulnerable
• Inbox — Sept. 21, 2011
• Shermageddon awaits revelation
• Kentucky has nation’s lowest rate of unemployment fraud
• PharMerica officials rebuff Omnicare takeover again
• U.S. transportation officials to tour Sherman Minton
• General Motors, UAW release contract details
• Fischer to discuss Sherman Minton with Obama
• Welcome to new and returning students! We are busy getting ready for Monday clas...
• Welcome to new and returning students! The campuses are busy getting ready for M...
• Yum Brands raises $67 million for hunger relief
• Welcome to new and returning students! The campuses are very busy getting ready...
• IdeaHub set to launch Sept. 21
• Kentucky state parks to participate in Smithsonian Magazine’s Museum Day
• The University of Louisville would like to offer Spalding University students $1...
• Humana’s RightSource pharmacy unit named most cost-competitive
• Reminder: "Identifying the Next Campus Shooter" Seminar is this Friday, Septembe...
• Kentucky unemployment figures highlight recession years
• Apple, Amazon, Zappos among top 10 customer-experience firms
• Burkley replaces O’Leary as Genscape CEO
• Students--Don't forget today is the Student Resource Fair. This one-day event wi...
• Repair of Sherman Minton 'No. 1 priority' of highway administration
• Time Warner gets federal approval to buy Insight
• Expert helping mediate Louisville Orchestra labor dispute
• Clarksville approves temporary fix to reopen road
• Kentucky's Nielsen might follow Omnicare to Ohio
• IU launches business plan competition
• Humana names new South Florida Medicare president
• Duke, Progress Energy merger could cut 2,000 jobs
• Louisville could find home in merged Big East, Big 12 conference
• Coca-Cola museum auction sells 650 items
• Metro Council Members Urge Expedited Construction of the Ohio River Bridges Project
• Repair of Sherman Minton 'No. 1 priority' of highway administration
• Kentucky unemployment stuck at 9.5 percent
• Louisville’s Metro Council wants to expedite Ohio River Bridges Project
• Time Warner gets federal approval to buy Insight
• Open House this Thursday, 5 to 6:30 at the Louisville campus. If you have a frie...
• Louisville Realtors sell more homes in August
• Alumni Weekend is October 7 & 8. Visit spalding.edu/reunion for registration inf...
• KFC Yum Center gets five new sponsors
• Cincinnati also benefitting from Humana’s growth
• Gliessner learning to match passion with work
• Bingham Fellow seeks class members to work on raising achievement
• Attention first year students, we want your feedback about the semester. Take a...
• Kentucky loses Omnicare to Ohio
• Most expensive homes in Kentucky found in Anchorage
• RecoverCare makes more leadership changes
• Signs of progress appear at Trader Joe's
• More problems found on Sherman Minton Bridge
• GM strikes deal with UAW; Chrysler, Ford next
• Great American offering policy to cover job loss
• Indiana unemployment reaches 8.7 percent
• NKU adding three degree programs
• Clinton, McConnell appear on NBC's 'Meet the Press'
• States move to block AT&T merger
• States slow to use $7.6B fund to prevent foreclosures
• Google's antitrust reviews mirror Microsoft challenges
• More problems found on Sherman Minton Bridge
• Signs of progress appear at Trader Joe's
• Inspectors deem Kennedy, Clark Memorial bridges safe
• Moore speaks on CNN about Pat Robertson’s advice to husband of Alzheimer patient
• Slideshow: Sherman Minton mess in pictures
• Hart’s new job at California Pizza Kitchen could lead to cooperation with Texas Roadhouse
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Kentucky gains 2,300 construction jobs in August
• WorldMeds CEO to speak at Venture Connectors
• Show your Golden Eagle pride! Come support Spalding University Athletics this we...
• Tech-savvy travelers, take note
• Florida Tile moves headquarters to Lexington from Florida
• Attention Students: Movies on the Lawn! The Spalding Diversity Consciousness Act...
• Jewish Hospital president Martin Bonick resigns
• Fall activities at Kentucky parks for September 16-19
• Denver company buys St. Matthews apartment complex for $25M, plans $100M more in acquisitions
• One for all and all for Louisville ballet
• Judge strikes down Bullitt Co. smoking ban
• LG&E to convert Cane Run plant to natural gas
• Ford produces its last Crown Victoria
• Kentucky's foal crop falls 14.4 percent
• Indiana exports hit record last year
• Economists see a U.S. recession as more likely
• PayPal details plans for offline payments
• RIM misses earnings targets
• Bank of America cashes out at HCA
• David Jones offers $10M loan for East End bridge
• September District 12 Dialogue to focus on Neighborhoods in Southwest Louisville
• Hamilton invites District 5 to a special meeting to determine the future of the Shawnee Neighborhood
• Kentucky is proud of Sgt. Dakota Meyer, Medal of Honor recipient
• Lexington, Louisville postal facilities eyed for closure
• Community Bank Shares gets $28 million for small business loans
• UPS officials outline expectations of growth at investors conference
• So, who is Sherman Minton?
• Area hotels offer discounted rates to workers and travelers inconvenienced by bridge closure
• Louisville Slugger parent hires IMC² as agency of record
• Norton signs affiliation with Western Ky. health center
• Harshaw-Trane and Ingersoll Rand have made the commitment to sponsor $150,000 wo...
• UPS expanding hub in Germany
• Greater Louisville Inc. recognizes ‘Hot Dozen’
• Witchcraft accusations at Hayswood Theatre
• Allegiant begins Lexington-Fort Lauderdale service
• Today: Effective Notetaking in Library 014 at 12:00.
• Louisville's top wealth managers
• Louisville, Lexington, Elizabethtown economies grew in '10
• Downtown Indianapolis plaza closed for safety concerns
• Cincinnati officials say they'll fight to keep Chiquita
• U.S. Toyota plants return to full production
• PNC rolls out Virtual Wallet app for Android
• Cincinnati's Petermann sold for $200M
• Nashville-area GM plant hopes for new vehicle
• Audit faults LG&E customer service
• Statement by Metro Council Court Chair
• Councilmembers Ken Fleming, Kelly Downard and Glen Stuckel to Hold Public Meeting on Redistricting
• Mayor's Office Relocates to IdeaFestival
• Ford, UAW extend deadline for contract talks
• Chrysalis leads $2.3 million investment in stress-management firm
• Academic Dean Dr. Sheree Koppel was honored as the 2011 ATEA Jean A. Koch Outsta...
• September 20, 11:30-12:30 in the Mansion East 302: Bring your lunch and join the...
• Beacon signs new contract with pharmaceutical client
• GlowTouch Technologies relocates to The Summit II
• American household income down, 1 million more without health insurance
• National Public Lands Day celebrated at Kentucky parks
• Smashburger plans downtown restaurant
• Yum boosts quarterly dividend
• Join us for this fun fall trip. Tickets are going!
• “Towers” hosts free writing seminar
• Spirit of Jefferson shuttle off to a slow start
• Humana plans to add 200 jobs in Louisville
• Chiquita considering move to Charlotte
• Target site crashes because of fashion-line demand
• Downtown Cincinnati casino to open in spring 2013
• Group working to promote Kentucky with Super Bowl ad
• Wind-turbine company coming to Evansville
• ExactTarget plans second IPO attempt
• Clark Memorial to return to normal in afternoons
• Ramsey highlights U of L successes of past year
• Inbox — Sept. 14, 2011
• Broken bridge
• It wasn’t easy being Green
• Kentucky Opera Reaches Agreement With Local For Carmen
• Clifton Center Announces 2011-2012 Season 'MINI of Louisville LIVE at the Clifton Center'
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Proposed Agreed Board Order with EI duPont de Nemours & Company
• Clark Memorial to return to normal in afternoons
• Ramsey highlights U of L successes over the past year
• Kentucky Kingdom Redevelopment seeks final park lease
• Come join us for our open house this Saturday!
• NarrowCast Group sold to Silicon Valley firm
• ‘Spirit of Jefferson’ to shuttle residents across Ohio
• Texas Roadhouse begins international expansion
• U of L business school gets $5 million donation from Frazier family, renames building
• The local chapter of the National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA) last night...
• SCTD nominated Four outstanding students for Student of the Summer, 2011 Quarter...
• Classes start September 26, 2011. Reserve your place by calling (502) 456-6509....
• Fall and winter elk tours to be offered at two Kentucky state parks
• Thorntons launches app for promotions, coupons
• Four Roses Distillery releases small batch bourbon
• Attention students: The Mac Computer Lab in ELC 302 is open for student use on M...
• Our next quarter begins September 26 - Discover if Global E-Learning is right fo...
• Young professionals plan bridges forum
• A blood-sucking good time at Actors Theatre
• Did you know Spalding had a Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT)? Come learn more...
• Louisville making progress toward 55,000 degrees goal
• Lilly reports benefits of weekly diabetes drug
• A trillion Internet pages -- and counting
• Airline delays fell in July but likely rose in August
• More college grads filing for bankruptcy protection
• Expert urges overhaul of JCPS student-assignment plan
• Lexmark project recycles ink cartridges to make pens
• Hospitals develop plans to deal with traffic complication
• Officials say traffic changes helped ease traffic flow; more changes planned
• Officials: Traffic changes helped ease traffic flow
• Louisville-area hospitals develop plans to deal with Sherman Minton traffic complications
• Kentucky offers free telephone service for food stamp recipients
• Indiana University Southeast, U of L offer advice to students, faculty
• TARC reacts to bridge closure, adds cross-river buses
• Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs temporarily expands New Albany office
• Wheeler honored with Women 4 Women community award
• Mister ‘P’ eyes off-site equipment storage, employee housing
• Nu-Yale adjusts schedules; Creation Gardens gets a ‘reprieve’
• Monday September 19th at 7:00 PM in the ELC Lectorium: The Spalding University...
• How will the Sherman Minton closure affect you?
• Horseshoe Foundation donates $250,000 to small-business loan fund
• We want you to enjoy life as you pursue your degree—that’s why we provide studen...
• The 9/11 Memorial dedication ceremony took place on the 10th anniversary of the...
• Good morning everyone! How was your drive this morning?
• The holiday season is rapidly approaching and Spalding University continues to “...
• Louisville employers take wait-and-see approach to Sherman Minton closure
• Sales up after first night of Keeneland yearling sale
• Toyota recovery focuses on Prius
• Kroger rolling out more store-brand products
• Retailers getting an earlier start on the holidays
• N. Ky. engineer says he can build a better assembly line
• Tilted Kilt taking Jillian's space in Indianapolis
• School-integration expert to present proposals
• Sherman Minton Bridge closing leads to more traffic changes
• Sherman Minton Bridge closing leads to more traffic changes
• Sherman Minton Bridge closure prompts traffic plan
• Homeland security officials urge citizens to be aware
• Sherman Minton bridge over Ohio River closed for emergency inspection
• Orchestra musicians agree to play Louisville Opera performances
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Admissions Counselors Amanda Lucas and Jen Plymate give a 2 minute update on Spa...
• Green resigns from Metro Council
• Automation coming to life at Ford's Louisville Assembly Plant
• Hill-Rom buys three distribution firms for $20M
• Kentucky SBA seeks nominees for annual awards
• ‘New’ guy Colosi took initiative at Texas Roadhouse
• Going into Clarksville Little's Woods
• U of L’s Bolli gets $12.8M NIH grant for stem cell research
• Sept. 11 still is important date for businesses
• Brookings report ranks Louisville low in matching worker skills to job opportunities
• Senate passes patent reform
• State makes $28.2M unemployment interest payment
• Orchestra cancels November concerts, too
• Appeals court allows instant racing to continue
• Kentucky bridge gets mention in Obama speech
• Times report shows gardening growing in Eastern Ky.
• More work planned for I-71; delays expected
• AT&T, T-Mobile parent have different interests to consider in merger battle
• U.S. falls to fifth in global competitiveness
• Newport on the Levee adds dance studio
• State makes $28.2 million payment on unemployment insurance interest
• Orchestra cancels November concerts
• 2011 Molly Leonard Community Service Awards announced
• SBA gives funding to two Kentucky agencies
• Attendance drops, but wagers rise at Horseshoe
• Messer Construction creates health care division
• The Adult Accelerated Program Honors Council invites Spalding students, faculty,...
• Top of the list: Chambers and business associations
• Kentucky ranked No. 1 in nation for improvement in higher education
• Students take note of lane closures, exit closures on the weekend, and possible...
• NIH renews stem-cell research grant for U of L researcher
• Southern Seminary celebrates McCall on the anniversary of his presidential election
• Refund postings to Higher One accounts are scheduled to take place at 2 p.m. tod...
• Events and activities at Kentucky parks for September 9-13
• U.S. mortgage rates reach new lows
• Foreclosure rate increases in June for Louisville
• do you all t...
• Wingstop to open restaurant in Louisville
• Sloan delivers first lecture of McCall Christian leadership series at SBTS
• Louisville Bats finish No. 2 in Minor League Baseball attendance
• Firm that owns W. Ky. paper mill files Chapter 11
• Omnicare sues PharMerica
• Humana strikes deal with Bankers Life
• WHAS: Renovations, closures coming to Valhalla
• Rally's making push in Indiana
• Planner talks about Lexington downtown arena
• SolarCity to bring rooftop solar systems to Ky. military bases
• ACS to hire 700 in Kentucky
• WSJ features Louisville's Whiskey Row
• Omnicare sues PharMerica, will seek board seats
• Humana extends Bankers Life partnership to drug plans
• Fed sees modest growth in St. Louis district
• U of L, Fort Knox form partnership
• Presentation to recognize Kentucky leaders with Tower Awards
• October “Towers” looks at Baptists and war
• Animal Dermatology Clinic opens second Louisville office
• Wal-mart renews sponsorship of Derby Festival road races
• IMC Licensing, ZirMed CEOs among more than 100 who left firms in August
• Apple iPad or BlackBerry PlayBook? See which one tops the list of Top 10 tablets
• Omnicare takes PharMerica takeover bid to shareholders
• Interested in transferring to the University of Louisville? There will be a Majo...
• Bridges panel could decide soon on building plan
• Elizabethtown sports complex expected to draw tourists
• Clarksville raises sewer rates to offset shortfall
• Payment processing firm makes Louisville home
• City chooses Florida company to start emergency alert system
• Indiana collects more taxes in August
• Microsoft declares support for patent law changes
• Analysts hike Fifth Third Bank rating
• AT&T might lower bid for T-Mobile
• Fannie, Freddie to add limits on jumbo mortgages
• Faithful dialogue
• Inbox — Sept. 7, 2011
• Truther fiction
• 9/11 Blind
• The Fallout
• The Spalding University Women's Soccer team had a tough Labor Day weekend ending...
• The Spalding men’s soccer team defeated NAIA opponent Culver Stockton College 1-...
• Volleyball ended the weekend 3-1 and are back in action this weekend in the Hano...
• Public Hearing on Proposed Permit for American Synthetic Rubber Company
• Radio host Bob Edwards to speak in New Albany
• City chooses Florida company to start emergency alert system
• Louisville attracts another payments processor
• First Savings Bank unveils new look, logo
• Chick-fil-A giving away free breakfast items
• More than 20 countries to be represented at international trade event
• National Center for Family Literacy names UPS, PNC officials to board
• tickets are selling! Get yours at the early bird price of $35 through this Frida...
• PNC study finds that young adults struggle financially
• Papa John’s to give away a million pizzas
• Ford to invest $1 billion in India plant
• New camping options at Columbus-Belmont
• Updated Louisville dance events
• Interstate ad signs generate profit for Kentucky
• Starbucks plans huge expansion in China
• Immelt predicts GE profit will beat S&P through 2013
• Postal Service to report to Congress on mounting debt
• Super Bowl ads almost sold out
• Some healthy businesses reported closed by Google
• Toyota to halt Camry shipments to U.S.
• More U.S. schools give iPads to students
• President asks EPA to withdraw proposal for tighter ozone standards
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Weirdness abounds, in wonderful Louisville
• Kentucky Opera Adds A Performance Of 'Carmen'
• Metro United Way raises $27.5 million, exceeds goal
• Texas Roadhouse CEO G.J. Hart gets IR Magazine recognition
• Louisville-area CFOs deserve praise
• Lexington radio network reaches deal to broadcast Triple Crown
• River Road Asset Management expands under new ownership
• Gov. Beshear calls special session to address Medicaid, dropout bill
• Ernst & Young award nominations due soon
• Joe Steier, James Ramsey will receive Greater Louisville Inc. honor
• Financial struggles lead to end of Louisville Bach Society
• March Madness isn’t productivity problem
• Gannett launches branding initiative
• Zeon Chemicals to expand Texas facility
• Reward offered for information about bald eagle shooting in Kentucky
• Foreman named manager of Sawyer Park
• Humana, U of L doctors reach new deal
• Brown-Forman gets a boost from Tennessee Honey
• Ivy Tech to launch corporate training initiative
• Louisville Athletic Club acquires two Ideal Fitness sites
• Have a great and safe Labor Day weekend!
• Paralegal certification program seen as bonus in high-demand field
• Jewish Med Center East, Norton earn national honors
• Top of the List: Largest publicly traded companies
• Howard Vogt has refined his style since coming to Louisville
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Kindred acquires home-health company for $51M
• FEMA freezes $30.4 million in Nashville buyouts
• U.S. expected to sue big banks over mortgages
• Retail employment rises in two-thirds of metros
• Finish Line acquires 18 specialty running stores
• Software company plans Columbus, Ind., headquarters
• GM celebrates Corvette plant's anniversary
• Clark County to furlough highway workers
• Louisville ranks among manliest cities
• Churchill Downs to charge $50 fee for Derby, Oaks tickets
• Kentucky to aid small businesses with $155 million in loans
• Sazerac to purchase number of brands
• Trilogy Health Services buys Indiana hospice agency
• Former Yum official named president, CEO of Wendy's
• Financial Aid refunds for Jefferson students will begin tonight and continue thr...
• Ford August sales rise 11 percent
• University of Phoenix Did you know there’s a place online where you can relive e...
• The federal government is focusing on STEM (science, technology, engineering, ma...
• ZirMed launches online training program
• Moonshine products on sale in Kentucky, other states
• YPAL chooses education for annual initiative
• Baptist Healthcare finalist for Trover Health alliance
• Jim Beam closing Cincinnati facility, cutting 159 jobs
• U.S. vs. Deal makers: A look at move to stop AT&T merger
• Jeffersonville taking comments on Big Four plan
• RecoverCare names Mary Zappone as CEO
• Whole Foods to open Wellness Clubs
• Victims of Indiana State Fair stage collapse to receive $5M in payments
• IU football ticket sales jump after coach's on-air spat
• Most major U.S. markets add jobs
• Northern Kentucky to add bourbon distillery
• Christianity Today features SBTS’ Moore on 9/11 anniversary
• RecoverCare names Mary Zappone as CEO
• Wednesday, September 7 from 10-11 in room 504 of the Third Street Academic Cente...
• September 8, from 11:30-12:30: Grab your lunch and come join First Generation st...
• U of L, Baptist Hospital East reach agreement on reproductive services
• GLI recognizes Louisville small businesses with Inc.credible awards
• Ford Escape part of new Zipcar fleet
• State fair attendance up slightly from last year
• Labor Day activities at Kentucky state parks
• Edmunds expects Ford, GM to boost August auto sales
• Unemployment rate falls in Jefferson County
• Previewing Hanover's 2011-2012 season
• Brown-Forman posts increase in 1Q profit
• Lunch is a good time for a break
• UK Healthcare official to join Kaiser Permanente
• AT&T to bring back 5,000 call center jobs
• Ford unveils Evos concept
• New Albany may expand riverfront district, liquor licenses
• Indianapolis might revisit limitations on food trucks
• Lexington projects approved for tax incentives
• More Kentucky racetacks consider instant racing
• Former Courier-Journal editor returns to Gannett HQ
• Cardinal Hill to close in Fort Thomas, cut 92 jobs
• Knocked up, turned down
• Fast learners
• Inbox — Aug. 31, 2011
• Bank On Louisville celebrates first birthday today
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 33168-11-C for UL
• Hitachi Automotive Systems to build a third plant in Kentucky
• Beacon announced federal contract in error
• Our Women’s Volleyball Team will open their season this weekend in the USCAA “Ea...
• Louisville gains 200 construction jobs in July
• Louisville Slugger working with licensee to make Muhammad Ali-inspired bat
• Parking expansion planned at Kentucky Speedway
• Bank On Louisville signs up nearly 6,000 accounts
• Dataseam hosts preview of new Apple training course
• Commons Community Pharmacy opens at Norton Commons
• Kentucky to offer millions of dollars in loans to small businesses
• Jeffersonville council to cut One Southern Indiana funding
• Special prosecutor to investigate Sullivan case
• Summer brings booking boom for Nashville hotels
• Indianapolis bus agency has $6.4M budget gap
• Miller Trailways adds Eastern Kentucky service
• Kroger tests tunnel scanners in Northern Kentucky
• UPS adds college sports sponsorships
• Big-screen TVs soon will cost less than an iPad
• Measure eyeglasses for Christian Mission teams.
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Kentucky divorce rate 33 percent higher than national average
• Miller Trailways launches bus service to Lexington, Frankfort
• LG&E sends 25 more workers to Pennsylvania
• Business First recognizes Louisville’s 50 fastest-growing firms
• Bank On Louisville to celebrate one-year anniversary
• Urban Active ranks No. 11 nationwide for revenue
• Our Spirit Lifter Tour 2011 ticket sales are now live. Earlybird price through S...
• Churchill releases Derby, Oaks logos
• Nominees sought for Vogt Awards
• Parobek replaces Gessel as president of Sts. Mary & Elizabeth
• Arcadian acquisition likely signals more to come by Humana, competitors
• Idemitsu Lubricants to invest $21 million in Jeffersonville plant, add 28 jobs
• Insurance industry takes another hit with Irene
• Master planner says Rupp Arena could be renovated
• Google knows what you're eating
• E-readers gain popularity with women
• Saab seeking cash, not ruling out reorganization
• Short sales rose in second quarter
• Smucker plant in Bowling Green might expand
• Kentucky mourns death of Pfc. Brandon S. Mullins
• The Huff Gallery at Spalding University Presents: Linda Erzinger, "Vestiges." Au...
• More wacky, wonderful news from weird Louisville
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 33318-11-C for GE
• Kentucky governor announces dental health program for 25,000 kids
• We are pleased to announce that Tim Wise, a prominent anti-racist writer and edu...
• Co-owner of Louisville seafood restaurant dies
• VMS plans to liquidate, lays off 200 employees in Jeffersontown
• Kentucky PSC to hold hearings on surcharge
• Taco Bell marketing officer resigns
• Partners in Philanthropy offers ‘thank you’ to generous companies
• Chickasaw Park cleanup part of Ford EcoBoost Challenge
• Storage Express doubles Sellersburg site
• Two Louisville firms get city loans
• Kentucky Kingdom might reopen in May
• FullCircle hires 2nd investor relations firm
• The SGA (Student Government Association) has a new Facebook page. This page is d...
• Top of the list: Largest Louisville manufacturing firms
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• PharMerica adopts ‘poison pill’ plan to thwart takeover
• Qdoba lining up customers at new store
• New JobsOhio group meets with Cincinnati business leaders
• Indiana considers plan to turn over five troubled schools to private operators
• Hitachi bringing 100 jobs to Ky. for Chevy Volt work
• Kentucky Kingdom coaster reappears in New Jersey
• Par Pharmaceuticals settles federal case with Ky., three other states
• UPS to add electric vehicles in California
• Survey: Health care costs to rise at slower rate next year
• Congrats to culinary arts alumna, Allison Davis, on opening Wild Thyme, "Lexingt...
• Floyd Central presents original Poe story
• Qdoba offers free food to customers
• PharMerica adopts ‘poison pill’ plan to thwart takeover
• L&D Mail Masters completes equipment purchase
• I can say...
• Business First honors Louisville’s top corporate givers
• Slideshow: Louisville's top corporate givers
• I did my Kentucky Humane Society work today! Love those kitties and puppies! ht...
• NIH director tours U of L research labs
• End of August events at Kentucky state Parks
• Louisville upgrades its restaurant inspection program
• Jewish Hospital cutting 155 positions
• Nurses Now International earns ethics certification
• KentuckianaWorks gets grant for college-readiness program
• Humana to acquire California-based HMO
• Bellarmine signs broadcast deal for men’s basketball
• Louisville named among most sedentary cities
• State agencies allow on-the-clock workouts
• Jeffboat begins review of processes after worker fatality
• Louisville Orchestra cancels September, October concerts
• PharMerica CEO says Omnicare account is 'highly misleading'
• Steve Jobs resigns as CEO of Apple
• Tobacco companies claim free speech in labeling dispute
• U of L employee accused of taking $463K from equine program
• Indiana makes $31.2 million settlement with Raymond James
• Orchestra cancels September, October concerts
• PharMerica CEO says company has no plans to ‘alter its course’
• Announcement
• Kentucky providing help for students designing Individual Learning Plans
• Senior Care changes name to Elmcroft
• Former sign maker Cullen inducted into Kentucky Golf Hall of Fame
• PGA hires Buzz Advertising and Marketing for 2012 Senior PGA
• WDRB-TV renews Fox network affiliation
• Texas Roadhouse stock price seems little affected by Hart’s departure
• Couple donates Kentucky-made art collection to Speed
• Ashland completes $3.2 billion purchase
• New director named for Women 4 Women
• Welcome week campus cookout in the Mansion Courtyard today from 11:30-1:30.
• Duke Energy, Progress Energy shareholders OK merger
• KFC becomes first chain in East Africa
• New Camry model to pace Daytona 500
• Schneider Cos. to guarantee Kentucky Kingdom investment
• Feel the quake here? See why
• Jeff Ruby's could be headed for Newport on the Levee
• Seven Indiana companies make Inc. 500 list
• Deloitte: 4G might equal thousands of jobs
• Markets may look to Bernanke for guidance
• Sprint to add iPhone to offerings
• Inbox — Aug. 24, 2011
• Tea for two?
• The fork in the road
• Back to School for Louisville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• If you like astronomy, history, and invading extraterrestrials, mark your calend...
• Kentucky putting emphasis on child health issues
• Students, are you happy with what you get at Webster? If so, tell a friend. Stud...
• Atlas Machine invests $1 million in new division
• Simpak, FranNet make Inc. 500 list
• High on the hog — Annual country ham breakfast is Thursday
• Arden B opens at Mall St. Matthews
• SBA deputy administrator to tour Premier Packaging
• Louisville Borders leases set for auction
• Tomorrow: Welcome week campus cookout sponsored by Student Development and Campu...
• Omnicare makes $716M offer for PharMerica
• Scientists work to halt advance of bugs with appetite for bat wood
• IU Southeast to build more student housing
• New TARC building certified Gold LEED
• Cordish to buy downtown garage
• School board approves property tax increase
• Kentucky companies get grants for rural broadband
• Nursing home firms seek ways to offset Medicare cuts
• UBS to cut 3,500 jobs worldwide
• Indiana State Fair attendance declines
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Weekly weirdness from wacky Louisville
• New TARC building certified Gold LEED
• IU Southeast to build more student housing
• One Southern Indiana narrows CEO search to five candidates
• UPS earns shot at millions in federal work
• Welcome students! We hope you're having a great first day of classes!
• Fed report shows increased activity in July
• Kosair Charities awards $18 million in grants
• Core Molding opening plant in Kentucky
• Kentucky ranks 14th in job growth
• UPS names president of Europe division
• Ford, Toyota will work together on hybrid system for trucks
• Our Saturday students' commute went fairly smoothly for the Zorn exits being clo...
• The Occupational Therapy Program will be holding information sessions tomorrow,...
• Fanatics hiring 600 to 800 for Louisville fulfillment center
• Our student email server is not available. Students may be able to login to the...
• School board to consider property tax increase
• New Albany weighing options regarding Duke Energy plant
• Oil prices fall on Libya news
• Cincinnati seeks Chinese investments using visa program
• Value of Indiana farmland rises with grain prices
• Tennessee to cut costs with vehicle-leasing program
• Airlines face new rules starting this week
• Survey: More health care costs shifting to workers
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Eighth Street closed; Fort Nelson building could pose hazard
• TGIF--How did the first week of classes go?
• Bill O’Reilly coming to Louisville
• Fern Valley hotel attracts bid of $2.375 million
• MainSource Financial names new director
• Kentucky’s jobless rate drops to 9.5%
• Top of the list: Long-term care facilities
• Worker dies in Jeffboat accident
• Take me out to the ball game
• Texas Roadhouse increases stock-buyback program
• Selloff sends Louisville stocks lower
• GE opens $48 million data center
• New iPad on the way?
• J.D. Power cuts auto-sales forecast
• NBC will broadcast Keeneland races
• N. Ky. homebuilders plan major auction
• Southern Indiana cities part of energy audit
• State recalculates losses to Ky. pension fund
• Proposed FEDOOP Permit 32202-11-O for PolyOne
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 33262-11-C for GE
• Australian fugitive held in Louisville, awaiting extradition
• Still plenty of summer left for Kentucky state parks
• Kentucky governor proclaims ‘Coal Miners Appreciation Week’
• Courier-Journal blogs about upcoming Mohler-Wallis debate
• Local stocks plunge in market selloff
• The Huff Gallery at Spalding University Presents: Linda Erzinger, "Vestiges." Au...
• Students--tomorrow is the tuition payment deadline for the Fall 2011 semester.
• Initial jobless claims back above 400,000
• Consumer prices up 0.5% in July
• U.S. homes sales fall 3.5%; Louisville’s rise
• Stoll Keenon Ogden, CreoSalus to sponsor IdeaFestival
• Dean Teresa Daniel was published today in the Chicago Tribune in an interview ab...
• Hart leaving Texas Roadhouse for California Pizza Kitchen
• U of L Hospital working on plan for tubal ligations
• One Southern Indiana will endorse local candidates
• Mid-Continent University eyes local expansion
• New gaming machines coming to Ky. Downs
• Freight company adding 183 jobs in Indy
• Yum directs $1M to fight hunger in Africa
• Health insurers will have to label policies
• Frozen bats could compete for MLB business
• GE to add 38 jobs at Lexington Lamp Plant
• GE to add 38 jobs at Lexington Lamp Plant
• Yum directs $1M to fight hunger in Africa
• Things are starting to happen on I-71; cones on the shoulder, (I'm not referring...
• Kentucky governor happy Obama administration won’t require farmers to get CDLs
• Hilliard Lyons raises rating on Churchill Downs
• Bob Lekites takes post at Airbus Americas
• Ford F-150 mileage challenge to include Louisville
• Keeneland begins online wagering option
• Study explores how people use cell phones
• Survey finds startup activity at lowest point
• Louisville’s WorldFest and Hike, Bike & Paddle expand
• Architecture billings fall for 5th straight month
• Battle of Blue Licks re-enactment at the park this weekend
• It's important for you to use the information you learn in class at your job. Th...
• New tenants put Nucleus building at full capacity
• Ky. craft market moving to Lexington
• Floyd County receives two North Annex offers
• Ky. students trail nation on college, career readiness
• Angie's List plans 500 new jobs in Indy
• Humana's Concentra expands Dallas presence
• Gannett deal to end Cincinnati printing
• Economy, lockout hamper Titans ticket sales
• Washing away the gray
• Inbox — Aug. 17, 2011
• Whistle, stop
• Hitting a wall
• Carbon Nation Documentary Now on On Demand and DVD
• Saturday students and instructors: The Zorn Ave. exit ramp coming from the north...
• New tenants put Nucleus building at full capacity
• Norton to create women’s, children’s hospital at Suburban
• Louisville ranks 19th for pedestrian fatalities
• Number of GEDs awarded in Kentucky increases by 10%
• IMC Licensing names new CEO, acquires N.J. firm
• Greenbo to host music festival
• Beacon narrows 3Q loss
• Costs for workers’ comp coverage declines
• Louisville public schools to open Wednesday
• KMA launches campaign about doctors’ qualifications
• Full Circle reports bigger loss, surge in revenue
• Top U.S. technology officer to speak at IdeaFestival
• Bankruptcy judge approves orchestra plan
• Lockheed Martin could add 400 jobs in Lexington
• Northern Ky. convention chief to retire
• Foal crops continue to decline
• UK wins $14.5 million grant to study carbon capture
• Indianapolis Chamber, Develop Indy could merge
• Cincinnati airport concourse work on track
• Elizabethtown plans push to keep shoppers local
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Kentucky Governor announces 60 new manufacturing jobs in Hopkinsville
• Bankruptcy judge approves orchestra’s plan
• JCPS cancels Tuesday classes
• Sign up for Spalding's mass alert system and be notified of weather alerts, dela...
• LG&E gets help to restore power
• Fern Valley hotel to be auctioned online
• Home-builder confidence remains low
• Louisville comes in at #8 in the "Top 10 College Towns of 2011."
• It's back to school for the Southwest Campus.
• Time Warner to buy Insight for $3 billion
• Beacon strengthens ties to federal clients
• U of L gets $4M gift to research eye disease
• Benihana hires former CFO of Papa John’s
• BAE Systems lands $27.5M Navy contract
• Welcome back students! Hope everyone enjoys the first day of class.
• Good morning Back-to-schoolers, I mean, graduate students. Today is the first da...
• Some incoming freshmen moved into Spalding Suites over the weekend and the rest...
• CafePress could test investor appetite for products
• Report cites unsteady future for horse racing
• JCPS closes schools Monday
• Greg Fischer takes forums online
• Louisville Orchestra bankruptcy nearing resolution
• Time Warner said to be in talks to buy Insight Communications
• Lower rates might not spur borrowing
• Some auto workers seek end to two-tier wages
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 33164-11-C for ASRC
• Welcome to the wacky week of weird news from Louisville
• All buildings on campus have full power at this time, and Spalding will be open...
• Previewing Kentucky Opera's 2011-2012 season
• Jefferson Community & Technical College will be open tomorrow. Normal hours.
• Jefferson County Public Schools delays first day of classes due to storms
• Storm causes widespread power outages in Louisville
• Previewing Louisville Ballet's 2011-2012 season
• Sen. Mitch McConnell welcomes appeals court ruling on Obamacare
• UPS Airlines helping in Horn of Africa crisis
• What habits help you study? Are they mentioned in this article?
• Health care reform provision ruled unconstitutional
• Are you prepared for where the 2020 workplace? Do you have the skills necessary...
• Super ideas emerge at annual Leadership Louisville Luncheon
• Rob Samuels to speak at Venture Connections
• Seviche chef Lamas wins ‘Extreme Chef’ competition
• After mass this morning, the ESLP students held closing ceremonies. The children...
• Ten Things to Do After a Job Interview
• 10 Things To Do After a Job Interview
• Foreclosures fall to 44-month low; Kentucky's rate relatively low
• Louisville Ranked Among the Top 10 College Towns in 2011
• Louisville is Named in the Top 10 College Towns in 2011
• Louisville is Named in the Top 10 College Towns in 2011
• Thank you to everyone who donated backpacks and school supplies for the Maupin E...
• Family Business Center to hold policies seminar
• Dish on Market keeping watchful eye on market swings
• Tour of remodeled homes set for this weekend
• Reinhart wants to root aging-care revolution in Louisville
• Kentuckians finding cheaper ways to smoke
• U of L area has another water main break
• Warren Buffet says he's still buying
• Drug seizures on the rise at Cincinnati airport
• Top stocks of the year
• Stock market drop could threaten AT&T, T-Mobile deal
• Indianapolis budget would cut funding for most city agencies
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Poll shows ‘unusually low’ level of public satisfaction with Louisville merger
• Today, ESLP members taught the children of St. Michael's Bible School the story...
• Louisville, Lexington mayors discuss 'super region'
• Top of the list: IT service companies
• Clients not panicking yet, Allen says
• Louisville ranks No. 54 for manufacturing job growth
• Louisville companies to attend veterans conference
• Kentucky Derby Festival Marathon and miniMarathon field expanded to 18,000
• Kindred makes $51 million home health play
• U.S. jobless claims fall below 400,000
• Louisville among top college towns
• Slideshow: Top 10 College Towns
• Area stocks take another battering
• Top logistics hub? Not Louisville
• Masonic Homes sells bonds for independent living project
• American Queen steamboat makes Memphis its home port
• Indianapolis inn to become Bud Light Hotel for Super Bowl
• Snooki creates slippers for area company
• CEO says Macy's had best spring in 10 years
• Top logistics hub? Not Louisville
• Masonic Homes sells bonds to finance independent living project
• Local stocks plunge in another selloff
• Kentucky honors MIA World War II soldier
• Monthly admissions, wagering fall at Horseshoe Southern Indiana
• Comments sought on Ohio River Bridges project
• Ky. July General Fund receipts up 6.9 percent in July
• Walgreens to start selling health insurance
• Steel Technologies expanding $75M facility in Mexico
• Classes start Monday. Learn to deal with the new stress you'll be feeling in the...
• Sen. Rand Paul asks for vote of No Confidence in Treasury Secretary Geithner
• NPR story includes Mohler’s thoughts on historic Adam and Eve
• New look Towers: August issue introduces readers to Louisville
• Texas Roadhouse CEO weighs in on market ups and downs
• Louisville ranks high for volunteering
• Today the ESLP students will be teaching the children about Jesus the healer and...
• Opry Mills mall set for March reopening
• Electric Ford Focus to have solar option
• Lexington businesses destroyed by warehouse fire
• Shelbyville Bypass parcel considered for zoning change
• Indianapolis might limit ticket scalping
• A better baseball bat?
• Slideshow: Top 20 gains in Dow history
• Louisville stocks rise in big trading day
• Home-school bound
• Restaff, Reuse, Recycle
• Pork and politics
• Mr. Turnaround
• Inbox — Aug. 10, 2011
• Proposed Agreed Board Order with Lubrizol Advanced Materials, Inc.
• Louisville stocks rise in big trading day
• Slideshow: Top 20 gains in Dow history
• Kentucky Attorney General files claim against Brown Mackie College
• Louisville area ranks No. 47 in personal income
• Constitution Square – birthplace of the Commonwealth of Kentucky
• Louisville housing prices fall slightly
• Parking permits are now on sale. They can be purchased at the Campus Safety Offi...
• The ESLP students will be teaching the children at St. Michael's Bible School in...
• U of L names Hall to lead nursing research
• Heartland Payment Systems to offer system for smartphones, iPads
• Manufacturing technology orders rise 15 percent in June
• Incoming freshmen: One week from today is the start of New Student Orientation....
• Frost Brown Todd attorney becomes president of American Bar Association
• Industrial Services posts lower 2Q earnings
• The road work equipment is in the grass next to the eastward exit ramp on Zorn.
• Sypris Solutions reports smaller 2Q loss
• Southwest, Delta, American Airlines roll back fare increases
• Louisville stocks tumble with markets
• Noah's Ark park offered big property tax break
• Banks getting too much money because of debt crisis
• New RiverStage barge arrives after delay
• Clark Co. departments told to submit budget plans
• Regan to lead Metro United Way campaign
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Kentucky will now share drug data with Ohio
• Redistricting effort focus of August District 12 Dialogue
• Back to school, by the numbers
• Kindred posts $5.5 million loss, expects more than $95M Medicare hit
• Louisville stocks tumble with markets
• As a result of recent property acquisitions adding an additional 150 spaces, the...
• Regan to lead Metro United Way campaign
• Federal database has new quality information on Louisville hospitals
• One week from today it's Back-to-School time for all you adults. Are you registe...
• Baird upgrades Yum stock, downgrades Texas Roadhouse
• What do Arnold Schwarzenegger, Queen Latifah and Nolan Ryan have in common? They...
• Sypris enters agreement to supply Mexico-based Sisamex
• Louisville job market is better than most
• Omnicare gets new $750M credit line
• Two Kentucky colleges make Forbes best-colleges list
• Chuy’s seeks funding for further growth
• AMR Management Services buys Drake & Co.
• Foreign markets, U.S. futures tumble following downgrade
• Tennesse No. 1 in automaking strength
• Three Hardin Co. cities to decide on alcohol sales
• Jeff Ruby banned from bagel shop
• Clark Co. Council to decide on layoffs tonight
• Private side: Largest private meployers
• Clarksville steps up effort to revitalize Eastern Blvd.
• Wonderful wacky weirdness this week in Louisville
• After a 14 hour drive filled with numerous pitstops and a gnat infestation, the...
• The Egan Service Living Program leaves for Waychula, Florida tomorrow morning fo...
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Wagering falls on U.S. Thoroughbred racing
• Humana plans to recruit more military veterans
• Yum brands rank in top 10 for most sales in the nation
• Pitino on track at Saratoga
• Spalding president’s biggest fear? Networking
• ResCare net income declines 26 percent
• Kentucky ranks 24th for entrepreneurial activity
• During the Great Depression in the 1920s, one of the few businesses that continu...
• Late Registration will take place August 8-10, from 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. for new and r...
• Logistics, health care focuses paying off for Louisville
• Preston Arts Center closing New Albany store
• Report: Breeders' Cup headed to Santa Anita, not Churchill, in 2012
• Train derails in La Grange
• Congressional leaders strike FAA deal
• PharMerica posts higher earnings, improves 2011 outlook
• Top 5: Louisville's largest employers
• Local stocks follow broad market plunge
• Talk is back of double-dip recession
• GE Foundation gives $5.3 million grant to Cincinnati schools
• Tennessee begins sale-tax weekend Friday
• Kentucky state social worker indicted for falsifying child abuse records
• PharMerica posts higher earnings, improves 2011 outlook
• Local stocks follow broad market plunge
• Head to a Kentucky state park before heading back to school
• Accent Marketing announces 2,000 new jobs
• Southern Indiana home sales down in June
• See who topped the list of Louisville’s largest employers
• Additional Louisville dance events
• FCC chairman Genachowski to visit Accent Marketing
• U.S. jobless claims fall to 400,000
• GE Appliances picks distributor for France
• JCTC Student Sarah Norton is featured in Forbes magazine story!
• Boombozz pizza makes Food Network best list
• Lowe's picked as top appliance retailer in J.D. Power study
• Office vacancies rise and fall in Lexington
• Minnesota-based OptumHealth acquires Connextions
• Swope Auto buys Cardinal Jeep Dodge Ram dealership
• Kentucky-made vehicles among most stolen models
• Restaurant chains such as Papa John's, KFC migrating to Russia
• Copper thieves raise demand for AC unit alarms
• Nashville Superspeedway gives up on NASCAR, explores sale
• Kentucky Speedway owner posts loss
• After you graduate, do you plan to continue pursuing educational and professiona...
• UnitedHealth unit OptumHealth buys Connextions
• ResCare’s Ron Geary replaced by Humana executive James Bloem
• Ford, Toyota models among 10 most stolen
• Kentucky general fund receipts grow in February
• Sam Swope buys Cardinal Jeep Dodge Ram dealership
• Fuel costs spark 30% jump in airline ticket prices
• US Airways, Delta, AirTran rank worst for delays
• Honda, Toyota, Chrysler issue recalls
• graduate opens restaurant in Bowling Green, KY
• Caldwell Tanks wins Youngstown, Ohio, contract
• Ford rewards CEO Mulally with $56.6 million in stock
• ZirMed names former GE Healthcare executive as CEO
• Board members named for merged health system
• Yurbuds CEO Seth Burgett lays out growth plans, launches product in Louisville
• Cool cars: Street rods roll into town for 42nd annual show
• Dominion Homes to buy 33 sites in Creek View Estates
• Louisville job outlook among strongest in nation
• Holiday World invests $9 million in water coaster
• Calistoga Bakery closes downtown location
• U of L narrows candidate searches
• Brown-Forman posts 30 percent jump in 3Q profit
• Papa John’s posts higher 2Q results
• Alcohol coming to some Kentucky state parks
• Nursing home operators to cut expenses after Medicare cuts
• Clark County may start layoffs
• About 4,000 FAA employees remain out of work
• Republic Airways posts second-quarter loss
• Ambassador program to open in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine neighborhood
• Empty Nordstrom space could be used for Super Bowl parties
• RIM unveils three new BlackBerry phones
• Duke Energy, Progress merger approved by Kentucky
• No longer good as gold
• Inbox — Aug. 3, 2011
• Cloudy with a chance of ash
• Kentucky governor announces funding to transform remedial education
• Councilwoman Woolridge co-sponsors Health and Fun Fair
• Papa John’s posts higher 2Q results
• Ford retail sales jump 12.7 percent in July
• Group led by Brown, Wilson takes ownership of Whiskey Row buildings
• Luau night at Greenbo Lake
• Area construction employment up 5 percent in June
• Greater Louisville Inc. trip to visit Toronto
• Name the 3 favorite people that you follow on Twitter®.
• Texas Roadhouse becomes Hornung Award sponsor
• The College of Education will collect new backpacks from now until August 10, fo...
• Equipment Parts Wholesale opens Louisville distribution center
• Holy Mole food truck will be at Luckett & Farley behind the JEC today.
• This shouldn't affect us much, but be aware.
• Thrifty Kentuckians keep debt low
• Delta will refund certain travel taxes
• Phil Moffett to lead Bluegrass Institute
• Rand Paul won't back debt deal
• New Albany YMCA has master plan for expansion
• Texas Roadhouse posts higher earnings
• Old National acquiring Integra branches
• Nashville businessmen invest in seed fund partnership
• Toyota lifts forecast for fiscal 2012
• General Cable's 2Q results miss Wall Street estimate
• Kentucky Powerball sales decline
• Ford recalls 1.1 million trucks
• National Night Out
• National Night Out
• Parking permits for 2011-12 are now available at the Enrollment Services counter...
• Texas Roadhouse posts higher 2Q profit, revenue
• U of L exploring other options for fine arts, business programs
• CSX to build $15M intermodal terminal near airport
• Humana plans to invest in wellness initiatives
• Kindred, Ventas stocks decline on news of Medicare cuts
• Museum Plaza partners to take ‘significant loss’ on project
• Louisville regains control of Museum Plaza land
• U of L Delphi Center to offer online classes
• Developers of Museum Plaza call off $465 million project
• Report: Museum Plaza plans called off
• Humana posts 35 percent increase in 2Q profit
• Group raises $7 million to oppose Ohio union law
• Job hunt now starts with social media
• Kindred and its peers could lose $3.87 billion from Medicare in 2012
• Kentucky government is still growing
• Papa John's, Yum among firms that will benefit from NFL deal
• Spring event to bring thousands to Sellersburg
• A preview of Almost Family's earnings
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 32687-11-C for ASRC
• Weird and wonderful week, as usual in Louisville
• Weekend Louisville dance events
• Kentucky government is still growing
• Do I get to see the story before it runs? No!
• U of L taps Kayser as social work chair
• JustFabulous to hire 100 in 24 months
• Obama announces 54.5 mpg fuel-efficiency standard
• KAM president isn't afraid of failure
• Local health leaders take to Capitol Hill to discuss critical programs
• PBI Bank parent takes $39 million hit from property sell-off
• Louisville Mega Caverns to open zipline tours
• The pace of life seems to be getting faster… work deadlines, assignments, family...
• If you won a million dollars, what is the first thing that you would buy?
• Senior Care to operate 32 more Ventas properties
• Country Music Hall of Fame to double in size
• Senior Care to operate 32 more Ventas properties
• Brown-Forman shareholders elect board, approve salaries
• Greater Louisville Inc. names Inc.credible award finalists
• Louisville Water Co. replacing broken main
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Indianapolis-area hospital to add 200 jobs
• Purdue president gets 3.5 percent pay hike
• Amazon opening near Nashville, seeks permanent site
• North American International Livestock Exposition 2011
• Kentucky Attorney General files lawsuit against Daymar College
• Brown-Forman shareholders elect board
• Louisville Water Co. replacing main that caused flooding
• U of L enhances computing power with help from IBM
• Architects: No recovery until 2012
• Greater Louisville Inc. names Inc.credible award finalists
• Top of the List: Trucking Companies
• Five companies exploring expansions that could add 119 jobs
• Mobile apps to top $29 billion by 2015
• YPAL plans recruitment event
• U.S. jobless claims decline
• Good morning friends! Do you volunteer somewhere on a regular basis? Today is my...
• Indiana sees little immediate disruption if U.S. defaults
• Facebook for Business offers tips for companies
• Delta plans more cutbacks
• Super Bowl preparations on schedule in Indianapolis
• AT&T deal with T-Mobile supported by AGs in 11 states
• Churchill Downs posts higher 2Q profit
• Governor plans meetings to discuss hospital merger
• Kentucky General Fund finishes FY2011 with $156.8M surplus
• Central Ind. JA posts first surplus since 2007
• Marathon ramping up refining
• Churchill sees increase in second-quarter profit
• New economy looking a lot worse than old
• Students, faculty, and staff---do you need help accessing your e-mail? Visit, ht...
• Governor plans meetings to discuss hospital merger
• Kentucky government ends fiscal year with $156 million surplus
• Kentucky General Fund finishes FY2011 with $156.8M surplus
• Foreclosure case against Hilliard Lyons Center owner settled
• Who would not argue that social media is an important communication tool for mos...
• Fortune Brands names board for Beam parent company
• US Natural Gas Corp. buys 25 Kentucky oil wells
• Pizza Hut wins battle of the ads
• Kentucky Attorney General sues pharmaceutical company for overcharging
• Sam Swope Auto Group plans Fiat dealership
• John-Kenyon eye institute offers new blade-free laser
• Historic plea
• The bully pulpit
• Groupon remorse? Sites can help
• PNC to acquire 27 Atlanta-area Flagstar branches
• Toyota tops 'green' brands list
• Scally selected as director of Metro Animal Services
• U.S. companies prepare for government default
• Nashville area in hotel building boom
• Budget gap could close some Cincinnati libraries
• Clark Co. airport work delayed by FAA furlough
• Torn
• Inbox — July 27, 2011
• Justin Scally selected as director of Metro Animal Services
• The Americans with Disabilities Act, by the numbers
• Louisville post offices on possible closure list
• Experts discuss ways to trim health care costs
• UPS adds flights to Chengdu, China
• Norton opens downtown cancer institute
• First Capital opens Treyton Oak Towers branch
• Evelyn Strange to head NAWBO board
• UPS profit rises 25.8 percent in second quarter
• Thorntons named top convenience store chain
• Sullivan Student Joan Barney interning this summer:
• Summer Fun at our Lexington Campus:
• Top in the non-profit university category again!
• Strong family donates $150,000 to scholarship program
• If you're on Twitter, make sure to follow Spalding!
• Airlines raise fares as taxes expire
• Corporate philanthropy rose in 2010
• Ramsey asked to defend hospital merger
• Wal-Mart begins video-streaming service
• Cybercrime to cost businesses $130B this year
• Georgetown welcomes Bengals' return
• Kentuckiana Medical Center drops plans for ER
• Ford expected to post lower 2Q earnings
• Healthcare and art students combined their talents to create these health and safety oriented videos.
• Healthcare and art students combined their talents to create these health and safety oriented videos.
• Healthcare and art students combined their talents to create these health and safety oriented videos.
• Healthcare and art students combined their talents to create these health and safety oriented videos.
• Healthcare and art students combined their talents to create these health and safety oriented videos.
• Yum Center named top 100 venue
• Actors Theatre unveils improvements, plans for ‘tough season’
• Bank Director names Republic fifth-best U.S. bank
• Louisville metro government awards $320,000 in loans
• General Cable Corp. completes debt refinancing
• The College of Education will collect new backpacks from now until August 10, for our Maupin partnership students who may need backpacks at the beginning of school. Backpacks may include supplies if you so desire! The backpacks will be collected in the o
• Louisville gas prices fall below nation’s average
• Indiana racinos offer lessons for Kentucky
• U.S. companies boosted giving in 2010; 2011 expected to be flat
• Final class graduates from Fort Knox Armor School
• PNC seeks forelosure of Hagan properties
• The new CFPB: How does it work?
• U.S. companies add profits but not jobs
• What is Indiana's cost for attracting Amazon?
• Cincinnati union leader accused of embezzlement
• Hart might seek state tax credits for Kentucky Kingdom
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Last week was once again weird in wonderful Louisville
• Mohler contributes to book about the doctrine of hell, releases July 25
• Kentucky Attorney General settles $26.4 Million claim against Passport Insurance
• SummerWorks youth cleaning up neglected lots in Louisville
• The 2011 University of Phoenix Commencement Ceremony is about to begin. Watch live by visiting
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Construction employment declines in 27 states
• Tyler Thompson is among the nation’s elite litigators
• Kentucky financial institutions reported to be in good shape
• General Electric turns $3.7B quarterly profit
• The first of the 2011 University of Phoenix Commencement Ceremonies in Phoenix is tomorrow. Share a congratulatory message with graduates by commenting below.
• Mohler suggests 11 for ‘11
• Kentucky unemployment rate falls in June
• Planning ahead is possible, just not popular
• Louisville Zoo foundation wins Toyota SUV through Facebook contest
• Top 5: Health care law firms
• Reports: NFL votes to end lockout
• Toyota developing system to avoid crashes
• Southern Indiana housing sales decline in June
• Regulators say Kentucky financial institutions remain stable
• Apple sitting on $76 billion in cash
• Local brewer seeking Kickstarter funds for new venture
• Chuy's headed to Lexington
• Louisville Metro Council sets date for Green's removal hearing
• AARP names Columbus among affordable retirement places
• Kentucky Opera In The Black
• First building going up at Louisville’s Nucleus Innovation Park
• Kissing Kate at The Drama Studio
• Regulators say Kentucky’s financial institutions remain stable
• Half of KCTCS schools recognized by magazine
• Summer heats up at Kentucky state parks - upcoming events
• Doll’s Market closing East Louisville grocery
• It's not a fun report to read.
• Dr. Daly is quoted in the News Enterprise today in this article about the Community Education Fair.
• Fifth Third's 2Q profit spikes 153%
• Alpha Beta Gamma will host a cornhole tournament to raise money for the Nuclear Medicine program. The event will be held at the Bluegrass Brewing Company, 660 South 4th Street on Saturday, July 30. The cost is $10 a team or $5 a person. Bring your own
• Kentucky among worst states for toxic pollution
• Architecture Billings Index falls again in June
• Chrysalis Ventures makes six deals in first quarter
• Republic Bancorp posts higher 2Q earnings
• Little progress made on debt-ceiling deal
• Corn crop strong despite planting delays
• Community Bank Shares of Indiana posts higher earnings
• Clark County might face more cuts
• Demand for power soaring as heat wave continues
• Cincinnati looking at more budget cuts
• Chick-fil-A adding oats to the menu
• Kentucky Marine to receive Medal of Honor
• Passport members to repay $26 million from distributions
• Kindred Healthcare plans new Texas hospitals
• Community Bank Shares of Indiana posts higher earnings
• Kindred Healthcare plans new Texas hospitals
• U of L School of Medicine officials plan to address reproductive services
• Ford recalls trucks, SUVs over switch
• Dave Matthews Band works with UPS to improve environmental record
• Federal government to close Jeffersonville data center
• Realtors: Existing-home sales fall in June
• Humana giving $10M in payments to doctors for quality improvement
• Construction begins on Nucleus downtown research park
• Do you think traditional study resources are being replaced by online and phone-based resources?
• Pioneer life week at Carter Caves
• S.Y. Bancorp reports rise in second-quarter profit
• Firefighters who settled with city sue lawyers
• Investor reaction could add momentum for debt crisis deal
• Winners and losers in Borders' final chapter
• U.S. News ranks Norton top hospital company in Louisville
• Mok resigns as CEO of Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky airport
• Apple earnings surge on iPhone, iPad sales
• Calorie labeling at restaurants might face problems
• Nissan Leaf coming to more states, not Kentucky
• Pay gap wider for female managers
• Strip: Tease
• If Will builds it …
• Right at home
• Inbox — July 20, 2011
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 378-06-C(R1) for Rohm and Haas
• Summer health and safety tips from Kentucky’s CHFS
• U.S. News ranks Norton top hospital company in Louisville
• Spalding names first executive-in-residence
• Costel named Leadership Louisville chairman
• GE invests in LED lighting firm Nuventix
• Borders Group hires DJM to fill bookstore properties
• Nominations sought for business hall of fame
• CRS Reprocessing gets $30 million loan for Asia expansion
• Beacon extends international work for pharmaceutical client
• Center accepting nominations for nonprofit awards
• Borders plans closure of all stores
• Gilt Groupe launching City brand in four cities
• Harrison County seeks casino funds to build Interstate 64 interchange
• Owensboro airport expansion advancing
• Nashville expanding foreign trade zone
• Fantasy game retailer fills American Greetings space in Corbin
• Creation Gardens buys Nashville distributor
• Duke Energy to close Ohio plant
• Area home sales fall, inventory increases
• Falling pork prices could help restaurant companies
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Creation Gardens buys Nashville distributor
• Area home sales fall, inventory increases
• very interesting infographic and stats on where people check in.
• Orphans at a Shakespeare Festival
• Norton selling $75M in bonds to finance projects
• Chrysalis Ventures helps fund health care information company
• Kentucky arts groups get $1.6 million in funding
• Indiana, Kentucky rank high in manufacturing focus
• Bernard Trager named 2011 Louisvillian of the Year
• Borders faces liquidation as Najafi won’t bid for bankrupt bookstore chain
• Come on out this Wednesday to the Regional Education Center in Radcliff. There is a workshop for everyone!
• Frontier cancels two Louisville-Denver flights
• Gannett doubles quarterly dividend
• Jewish Hospital foundation wins van
• GOP group targeting Chandler with ads
• Jeff Ruby’s owner weighs in on Casey Anthony trial
• Goodwill getting boost from donations
• Honda plant expansion could trigger expansions across Indiana
• Committee approves Blue’s request to raze East Main Street building
• Papa John's, Pizza Hut see cheese prices rising
• UK working with consultant to review goals
• Yum Brands has expansion plans for Little Sheep
• Kentucky mourns death of Sgt. Jeremy R. Summers in Afghanistan
• Homearama kicks off at Norton Commons
• Jewish Hospital foundation wins Toyota minivan through Facebook contest
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Louisville to offer medical insurance benefits to domestic partners
• Louisville ranks 38th for green jobs
• Borders Group liquidation could threaten remaining Louisville stores
• The campus will be closed this afternoon from noon- 5pm. The campus will reopne for normal business on Saturday at 9am.
• Doug Whyte promises big things from Dometic
• Health care venture forum comes to Louisville
• Top 5: Wealthiest ZIP codes
• McConnell, others working toward Plan B solution to debt crisis
• U of L medical students plan trip to Kenya
• Dimon calls mortgage crisis ‘unmitigated disaster’
• Google+ already hits 10 million users
• Nashville’s Music City Center construction on track
• Fort Knox gets new garrison commander
• Indiana cash reserves show unexpected gain
• Instant racing approved for Franklin County
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 33022-11-C for GE Appliances & Lighting
• Kentucky parks events for July 15-18
• Humana launches HumanaVille online community for seniors
• First-half foreclosure decline misleading, RealtyTrac research reports
• Louisville gets $4.8 million Bloomberg grant to improve services
• Coventry Health plans 120 jobs at Louisville office
• JPMorgan Chase sees 2Q earnings jump
• Louisville housing authority gets $9.6M for improvements
• Courtesy of Greater Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau www.gotolouisville.com
• Chase opens center for mortgage help
• Check out the Lil Cheezers Gourmet Grilled Cheese Food Truck today. It will be at Luckett & Farley (3rd Street), behind the JEC on the Downtown Campus.
• How much of Facebook is too much?
• U.S. jobless claims decline again
• Partners in Philanthropy finalists named
• Report says Borders Group might be forced to liquidate
• UPS stock gain predicted
• Brandenburg strip-mall fire said to be arson
• Indianapolis water, sewer utilities sales approved
• Crews get a look at broken water main
• Design plans unveiled for Lexington’s CentrePointe block
• U of L president Ramsey accepts 5 percent raise
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• U of L raises campaign goal to $1 billion
• Metro Public Works and Assets Audit Complete
• Kindred expanding, building in key markets
• Yum Brands continues to see strong international, weak U.S. sales
• What a weird and wonderful week in Louisville
• Satisfy my curiosity. What kind of tasks would you as a Webster student like to be able to do on your phone through a Webster phone app? I am just imagining the future.
• Papa John’s seeking more sales via iPhones
• One Southern Indiana seeks nontraditional CEO candidates
• Horseshoe attendance falls in June, wagering rises
• Humana co-founder asks River Fields to stop bridges lawsuit
• The boil water advisory was lifted for the Downtown Campus.
• Report: Former Fifth Third Processing unit plans IPO
• Horseback riding at Kentucky state parks
• Cummins chairman, CEO to retire
• Median price rises at scaled-back Fasig-Tipton auction
• Group proposes plan to widen I-65
• Small, mid-sized businesses go mobile
• GM’s Bedford plant part of investment plan
• McConnell offers solution to debt-ceiling crisis
• Bridge to conflict
• Trade secrets?
• Inbox — July 13, 2011
• Former education secretary addresses Ky. Chamber meeting
• Guys, dolls, and all others invited to Kentucky Center
• Are you between 25 and 39 and want to go to Toronto with GLIDE? There's a scholarship!
• U.S. Chamber of Commerce survey finds few hiring
• KCTCS president appointed to national commission
• Survey seeks input on public safety, police
• Chamber updates 2009 ‘Leaky Bucket’ report
• 2011 General Fund receipts up 6.5%, exceeding estimates
• Louisville Water Co. repairing break
• Wanted: Trained machinists
• There is a boil water advisory on the Downtown Campus, due to the water main break near U of L. Bring your bottled water today!
• Insight supports campaign for state parks
• It's doggie day again!! Woohoo!
• Houlihan named to Arena Authority board
• Spalding University has working water and will be open for all classes and services. Please do not drink the water on campus. Bottled water will be provided for drinking.
• Orchestra musicians say they’ll reject management offer
• JCPS board approves superintendent contract
• Shelby County Judicial Center to open Sept. 1
• GE CEO urges action on jobs
• Speedway offers alternate NASCAR tickets to fans stuck in traffic
• U of L, Humana offices closed after water main break
• Kentucky Human Rights Commission urges recognition of Colonel Charles Young
• Heat wave hits Louisville; Metro Government urges citizens to stay safe
• Churchill ranks second for value to players
• Verizon retailer opens new Louisville store
• Louisville ranks 76th-best rental property market
• The sun is shining down on Jefferson's DT campus. The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat advisory for Jefferson and surrounding counties, Stay inside and stay cool.
• Transportation agencies seek to intervene in River Fields suit
• BAE Systems gets $18 million Marine Corps contract
• Louisville firms take part in shuttle program
• PBI Bank official resigns
• Morning Call highlights news of region
• Thursday, July 14, the School of Nursing is having an information session in the College of Health and Natural Science building at 5:30. Call 585-7125 to reserve a seat.
• National Tobacco challenges ban on cigar wrappers
• Kentucky fireworks law didn't hamper Indiana sales
• McConnell says Senate Republicans won’t support budget deal
• Feature highlights NuLu district
• Beshear weighs in on NASCAR race traffic
• Repeat child pornographer gets 20 years in Kentucky
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Bob Woodward now to keynote Kentucky Chamber meeting
• Database highlights drug-company payments to doctors
• Happy Friday Everyone! Have you checked out this month's issue of Phoenix Focus?
• Are you in the Radcliff/ E-town area? Webster is taking part in this Community Education Fair at the Regional Education Center, our home in Radcliff. July 20th, 1 to 7pm. It's free, come on out! 2000 Challenger Way, Radcliff, KY 40160
• Looking at the future of construction, layer by layer
• Connextions to hire hundreds in Jeffersonville
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for GE Appliances & Lighting (Enameling Furnace)
• Top of the List: Third-party logistics firms
• ElderServe commits to Fairness Campaign
• Search for bridges contractor to begin in September
• Carter becomes permanent Passport CEO
• Lightyear integrates SouthEast Telephone customers
• The first woman to pilot a space shuttle is a Webster graduate.
• Kentucky parks events for July 8-11
• Kentucky governor’s Medicaid plan will save taxpayers $1.3 Billion
• Ford starts hiring process for 1,800 Louisville jobs
• New firms chosen for Kentucky Medicaid plan
• JHSMH board elects Louis Waterman as chairman
• Paducah’s CSI reports record earnings
• Weekly jobless claims decline by 14,000
• It's KY Humane Society volunteer day for me! I am looking forward to fur.
• So, been any where fun this summer?
• Current students -- there is still time to re-enroll for Fall and save! Pay last year's tuition rates.
• Whiskey distillery to revive downtown building
• Two Baptist Express Care locations to open
• Humana launches rewards program for healthy living
• Five sentenced in Target Oil and Gas investment fraud scheme
• IdeaFest founder says no knowledge is useless
• River Ridge gets contract to manage water system
• MobiBucks secures $5M capital infusion
• Amazon.com to open fourth Indiana center
• Donan Engineering to open Miami office
• Louisville selected for 2012 NCAA Division II festival
• Republic Airways reports decline for June
• From ‘Possibility City’ To ‘Super-Region’
• Inbox — July 6, 2011
• Back to the drawing board
• Louisville Water Company Extends Invitation to Tour the Tower
• Louisville Metro Councilwoman Judy Green found guilty of second ethics violation
• The Fall semester application deadline for first-time freshmen is July 22. Apply for free on-line!
• NFIB expands workers’ comp coverage to Kentucky
• Fair to focus on minority suppliers
• Kentucky food-price survey hits 40-year high
• Greetings! How did you celebrate Independence Day?
• Arby’s now owned by Roark Capital
• Hello my friends! Like it or not, the days are already getting a little shorter. Pretty soon you'll be thinking about sweaters and jackets instead of flip flops and sunburns. Back to School is for grown-ups too!
• Factory orders rose 0.8% in May
• Tumbleweed launches ‘bold’ marketing drive
• Louisville gasoline prices jump
• Humana Veterans gets VA contract
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Happy Independence Day! A good day to review the Declaration of Independence and remember the country and principles for which the signers pledged their lives, fortunes and sacred honor.
• Another wacky and weird week in Louisville
• Indiana University, University of Kentucky among Louisville area schools with best ROI in BusinessWeek ranking
• GLI, NAWBO taking group to Kansas City
• UnitedHealth protests Humana defense contract
• Kentucky unemployment rate among nation's highest in 2010
• Greater Louisville Inc. to give away Ford Escape
• One Southern Indiana event to promote local merchants
• Proxy: Humana CEO Michael McCallister earned $6.1 million in 2010
• Louisville ranks 42 in metro population rankings
• PharMerica, Kindred extend pharmacy deal
• Top of the lists: Louisville-area Hotels
• Have fun with Fourth of July fireworks, but be careful
• Rooibee Red Tea raises $1 million
• UPS Freight hiking rates
• Ford reports higher June sales
• BB&T president had deep roots in Carolina
• Wishing everyone a safe and happy Fourth of July weekend!
• Senior Care buys two Kentucky assisted-living homes
• Top of the List: Investment managers
• Executives optimistic about growth
• Restaurants report slower sales in May
• Mohler discusses homosexuality in WSJ opinion piece
• Borders chooses Najafi as opening bidder
• Ernst & Young recognizes Kentucky, Ohio businesses with entrepreneur awards
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 29161-10-C(R1) for GE Appliances & Lighting
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 32864-11-C for Brown Forman Cooperage
• Happy Social Media Day to all of our Facebook friends!!!!!!
• Six Louisville companies approved for tax incentives
• Four local businesses get METCO loans
• July 4th events at Kentucky state parks
• PricewaterhouseCoopers names new Kentucky market leader
• Raytheon facility in Louisville earns security award
• KFC relaunches grilled chicken product
• Weekly jobless claims fall to 428,000
• GE unions OK four-year contract
• Kentucky Attorney General warns of “grandparent scams”
• Great column on why college is important!
• Vision to offer flights to Grand Bahama Island
• Louisville restaurant owner to appear on new Food Network show
• Comfort a top financial goal for Louisville residents
• Novo Nordisk continues support of Louisville Triple Crown of Running
• Humana unit opens health care center in New York
• video #1
• Texas Roadhouse general counsel to retire
• Louisville foreclosure rate increases in April
• Wells Fargo elects former Labor Secretary Elaine Chao to board
• Porter Bancorp Inc. deleted from Russell 3000 index
• June 27 Towers: SBC, SBTS focus on reaching the nations for Christ; biblical manhood amid the rubble; Piper addresses SBC pastors; Wilder talks about Transformission
• Kentucky ranks low among best states for business
• Louisville gains 1,200 construction jobs in May
• Good night, and good luck
• Troubled water
• Deep cuts
• Inbox — June 29, 2011
• Fireworks displays in Kentucky’s wonderful state parks this weekend
• Attention students interested in the Kentucky School of Art Program: scholarships available!
• Approval of GE contract appears on track
• UPS to deliver more logistics to Merck
• Chrysalis Ventures leads investment in HealthTeacher
• Audit of Kentucky Retirement Systems recommends changes
• MBA Round Table tonight at 6pm! Come hear about Churchill Downs from an insider!
• Christine Johnson leaving Leadership Louisville Center
• KFC cook named chief chicken officer
• Republic Airways pilots vote to join Teamsters
• Practical Nursing students at the JCTC Carrollton Campus donated new towels to the Center for Women and Families as part of a service project called "The Fresh Start Project." The towels, on the Center's wish list, were given to guest spe
• Inteliworx acquires Bevinco Corp.
• Honda, Toyota top 'American-made' cars list
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Greenbo Lake to host Kyle Fields concert
• Ford, Tesla among carmakers focused on Internet
• Louisville resumes search for animal services leader
• FEI World Equestrian Games had impact of $201.5 million
• Hurricanes are fewer, and less intense, according to new research
• Average salaries in Louisville 165th highest in the nation
• Gasoline prices continue to fall in Louisville
• Weird and wacky, in Louisville last week
• Brown-Forman executives see compensation drop
• Humana CEO McCallister talks health care with The Street
• FacilityOne signs contract with Catholic Health
• Millions stolen in Citigroup cyber attack
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Doctor and wife charged with harboring illegal immigrant for 15 years
• Second GE union recommends contract to workers
• GE Appliances’ McCalpin focused on changing technology
• Fair board renews contract for IT services with Las Vegas firm
• Louisville now 42nd largest American metro
• IRS ups reimbursement for mileage by 4.5 cents
• Technology hurts Ford quality ranking
• Do you have travel on your mind?
• Unemployment rates fall in 99 counties in May
• Churchill Downs names general manager of Mississippi casino
• Where is your money?
• Tomorrow is GRADUATION!!!!!!!! We are so excited to see everyone for a little pomp and circumstance! Take lots of pictures. You will have an opportunity to post them to our Facebook page after the ceremony.
• District 5 hosts “Christmas in July” on Saturday, July 9th
• Dole recall includes some Kroger salads
• D.D. Williamson adding 10 jobs at research lab
• Eaton opens data centers in Louisville, Simpsonville
• Our students are inspirational!
• Trilogy Health Services completes Westport Place
• Wendy Jacob named chairwoman of 2012 Derby Festival
• Met one of the Alabama dogs today, Lincoln, a shih tzu type dog with a poodle haircut. This was someone's dog but the owner was no where to be found. There are many others.
• Business First recognizes Louisville-area CFOs
• Kentucky parks events for June 24-26
• Indiana ranks among tops for life-sciences exports
• KentuckianaWorks loses funding, closing centers
• Weekly jobless claims rise to 429,000
• Beacon adds $1.2 million in contracts with existing clients
• GE union leaders vote to recommend contract
• Churchill Downs, U of L area hit by storms
• Louisville awards loans to 15 small businesses
• Kentucky’s First Lady Jane Beshear proposes Summer reading list
• The advising center on the Downtown Campus only will be closed Thursday. The staff is getting training on some cool new software to help advise students better.
• BAE receives millions in work for Louisville facility
• Louisville awards loans to 15 small businesses
• More voice controls, bright colors coming to Ford lineup
• On this day in 1944, U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs into law the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944, commonly known as the G.I. Bill. We are proud to serve the educational needs for our service men and women!
• Morgan Keegan to pay $200M to settle fraud charges
• Leadership Louisville Center hires two, promotes one
• Waveland celebrates 40 years in the Kentucky park system
• Leadership Southern Indiana announces 2012 class
• C-J layoffs indicative of struggles faced by daily papers
• Spalding University Summer Cross Country Camp will be held on Friday, July 1 from 8 am-5 pm for athletes grades 6-12. For more information, or to RSVP, contact: Kevin Alessandro: kalessandro@spalding.edu, 502-386-0938.
• I hope you bought your tickets if you wanted to go. Our Day at the Downs event has SOLD OUT! Be watching posts for our October 8th Spirit Lifter Tour to Bardstown, the Loretto Motherhouse, and our favorite bourbon distillery.
• AT&T plans wireless expansions, 4G service
• Architecture Billings Index slows in May
• UnitedHealth sues over $23B military contract lost to Humana
• UPS, Pizza Hut top satisfaction survey
• Inbox — June 22, 2011
• Payday mayday
• The way forward
• Delayed departure
• Accounting, Finance, Computer Science and Business Administration rank among the top 5 most in-demand degrees according to a study out by the National Association of Colleges and Employers - you can get started on your in-demand career at Sullivan Unive
• Verizon Wireless expects 4G coverage for most of Louisville next month
• Louisville adding small-business loan pool
• Southwest Airlines unveils $40 tickets
• Gannett to lay off 700 newspaper workers
• NYSE inquires about PharMerica trading volume
• Jefferson County clerk returns $1.9 million to Louisville
• People often ask about grants and scholarships for grad students. Here is a great list of scholarships for grad students of all sorts.
• Check it out. Webster first started offering evening classes in 1955! Pioneers, I tell you.
• Happy first day of Summer! It is sunny and HOT on the Downtown campus.
• Metro United Way outlines local investments
• U.S. home sales fall in May
• Flooding costs Mississippi casinos $60M in gaming revenue
• Brown Hotel to be training site for Iraqi hotel operation
• get'em while you can!
• Have you checked out our Flickr account? You might be in there.
• The Downtown advising and assessment offices will be closed on Thursday, June 23 for training. We are sorry for any inconvenience.
• Board OKs new plan for Northern Ky. airport
• Louisville not a top spot for young adults to get started
• Do you really have a right to your own opinion?
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Almost Family shares drop nearly 14 percent
• Big carriers err in a fifth of health insurance payments, American Medical Association says
• happy to be included among Webster University's graduation photos! Check it out on their main Facebook page. Thailand's is really cool.
• Texas Roadhouse shares trading higher Monday
• Dinner theater this weekend at Kenlake
• Kentucky Derby Festival races raise nearly $400K
• Mohler talks change, development at SBTS luncheon
• Masonic Homes to use WellAware system to improve senior care
• Louisville-area gas prices fall 10 cents
• The Occupational Therapy Program is having two information sessions tomorrow in the College of Health and Natural Science building. Undergraduate students at 11:00. Graduate students at 2:30. Contact Arlisa Spaulding at 502 588-7196 with questions.
• Louisville’s Farm to Table program wins national award
• PNC to purchase Royal Bank USA for $3.4 billion
• GE reaches tentative deal with unions
• Wacky weirdness last week in wonderful Louisville
• The School of Natural Science would like to share that Lesley Bormann, '10, BSNS, will be teaching biology at Meade County High School beginning this fall. Congratualtions to Lesley!
• For th eweekend - Shows and auditions
• Kentucky’s jobless rate drops below 10% for the first time in more than 2 years
• Proposed Amendment to APCD Regulation 2.03
• PBI Bank expected to enter into consent order
• Del Mar president to lead Breeders’ Cup
• Interest in Forty Under 40 holds strong
• Kentucky loses 400 construction jobs in month
• Bergmeister knitted and crocheted before reading or writing
• Belterra Casino becomes Bats sponsor
• today, Jefferson Community & Technical College recognized the Arla Foundation for its integral support in establishing the Bullitt County Campus.
• Kentucky Chamber’s annual meeting July 11-12
• New York Times quotes Mohler in story about SBC leadership diversity
• Business First selects 2011 40 Under 40
• Top 5: Industrial complexes
• U of L doesn’t see interference from Catholic hospital partnership
• Evans becomes chairman of Churchill Downs
• Kentucky sells $7 million in state-owned real estate to balance budget
• You know these spires. Now get your tickets!
• Friends, I volunteered at the Kentucky Humane Society this afternoon. I encourage you to lend a hand to this or other good-doing organizations. It will fill your heart.
• Kentucky parks events for June 17-19
• Kentucky jobless rate drops below 10%
• Housing starts, permits rose last month
• Verizon 4G services expand in Indiana
• Humana aligns with electronic vendor
• Lexmark lands contracts with VA, tire retailer
• Churchill Downs raises purses again
• Leadership Louisville names 2012 class
• Louisville Water Co. gets excellence award
• Kroger’s 1Q earnings up nearly 16%
• Tomorrow night: Kentucky School of Art Open House and Freshman Art Show from 4-7 pm at the Huff Gallery. Student paintings, drawings, sculptures, video projection, 4D art, music, refreshments and more. Free and open to the public.
• Airport authority approves budget
• Sex, lies, and EMS in Oldham County
• Southern Seminary names Zane Pratt new dean of Billy Graham School of Missions and Evangelism
• We apologize for the inconvenience our service interruption has caused. We know you are frustrated, and we have been working around the clock to resolve these issues as quickly as possible. University leaders are working with your instructors who underst
• U of L cited for urban planning program
• UPS installs solar system in New Jersey
• Humana senior VP sells company stock
• Move in packet for students who plan to live in Spalding Suites!
• Fifth Third Processing changes name
• Ohio casinos to chip in $110M more in tax revenue
• Home builders’ confidence index slips
• Registration open for Leadership Louisville luncheon
• SBA disaster loans now available in Kentucky
• Consumer prices up 0.2% in May
• New students walk across campus to their advising appointment on this rainy Wednesday morning.
• Independence Festival
• The bizarre ballad of Benny Breeze
• Inbox — June 15, 2011
• Called up
• CNN notes Mohler’s comments about Rep. Anthony Weiner
• Hargens named JCPS superintendent
• Kentucky prison inmates to train dogs for wounded veterans
• Survey shows weaker Louisville-area hiring plans
• LG&E, KU launch mobile app for outages
• UK gets its largest research grant, $20 million
• Wholesale prices up 0.2% in May
• Louisville-area home sales down 26.6% in May
• Brown, Chao to be honored with Wilson awards
• Today is Flag Day, Phoenixes! What does the flag mean to you?
• New York Times reports on Louisville’s anti-obesity efforts
• U of L, JHSMH, St. Joseph Health approve merger
• Sarah Palin: ‘A Down’s Syndrome Baby Will Expand Your World’
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Louisville hires new Health Department director, Dr. LaQuandra Nesbitt
• SGA Election Results: President-Dustin Hall Vice President-Abram Deng Vice President of Graduate Students-Robert Tapp Vice President of AAP Students-Threase Stucker Secretary-Tabby Matsumoto Treasurer-Kenneth Bayens
• PharMerica announces annual meeting results
• Father’s Day gift ideas from Kentucky state parks
• Hospital merger announcement set for Tuesday
• McLellan named president of LBM Construction
• Arby’s to be sold to Roark Capital
• Friends, get your Webster Alumni Day at the Downs tickets! You won't want to miss it. Get your horse on.
• Manufacturing equipment orders up 100 percent
• Kris Kimel to speak at Venture Club
• Hyatt holding drive for Alabama tornado victims
• Nucleus likely to bring back entrepreneur program in the fall
• Heaven Hill launches Hpnotiq Harmonie
• Arena scores three new sponsors
• TaNaa Davis will again serve as our on-campus chapter leader for the organization Best Buddies of Kentucky. She was recently recognized by BBK for her volunteerism.
• Fischer Hires New City Health and Wellness Director
• More weekly weirdness in wonderful Louisville
• Congratulations to our new graduates!
• Congratulations to our new graduates!
• Earlier today, 67 students from across the country became the first class of students to graduate from Sullivan University's College of Pharmacy. Congratulations!
• Congratulations to all of our Sullivan University graduates!
• Louisville gets $900,000 in federal funds for Park Hill cleanup
• Kentucky General Fund receipts up 17.8 percent in May
• May revenue report contains some good news for Kentucky
• Greenebaum to host invest-in-Ireland meeting
• The Jefferson Community and Technical College, CREW Career Center is a partnership of Metropolitan College, and KentuckianaWorks. Services are free and open to Jefferson students and the general public. CREW services include career exploration, educatio
• Renea Sageser tries to foster a welcoming environment
• Kentucky School of Art Open House and Freshman Art Show: Friday, June 17, from 4-7 pm at the Huff Gallery. Student paintings, drawings, sculptures, video projection, 4D art, music, refreshments and more. Free and open to the public.
• U of L board appoints board members of proposed merged health system
• The School of Social Work is having an information session on Tuesday, June 14 at 5:00 in the Mansion building located at 851 S 4th St. Call 588-7183 or email sgrace@spalding.edu for more information.
• Speakers from film, TV, science and music set for IdeaFestival
• Louisville Convention bureau brings bourbon advertising campaign to the Windy City
• University of Louisville hires new health sciences leader
• Texas Roadhouse CEO sees chain catering to wealthier guests
• Papa John’s to keep focus on U.S. markets
• Stock Yards eyes more growth in Cincinnati
• Porter Bancorp cites recent improvements
• Gap to close 200 U.S. stores
• Yum Brands will continue focus overseas
• Kindred sees benefits of RehabCare purchase, eyes Medicare rates
• Churchill Downs sees Derby profits rise, plans online and casino push
• Republic CEO Trager says bank will remain in tax-preparation business
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Humana stands by earnings estimate
• Top 5: Louisville-area commercial property management firms
• Kentucky’s Project Graduate helps 492 adults return and complete degrees
• An assortment of Sordid Lives at Kentucky Center
• New law takes aim at metal theft in Kentucky
• Louisville tourism industry grew during recession
• Ford finalizes deal for joint venture in Russia
• Prejudice? We need more of it.
• ABP features Moore for Twitter comment about potential candidate for SBC presidency
• CEO Hart says Texas Roadhouse hiring, planning growth
• Fed report notes construction, real estate woes in Louisville
• GM to invest $49 million in Indiana plant
• Woodford Reserve named official bourbon of Belmont, will sponsor race
• Ivy Tech to host Disney Institute
• Report: A third of employers may drop health benefits
• Grammar Workshop tonight @ 6PM! Register on your student website.
• Lightyear signs mobile agreement with Sprint
• Charah awarded Constellation Energy contract in Maryland
• Hype or Hope?
• Inbox — June 8, 2011
• Bridging the gap
• Fischer asks for independent audit of MSD
• Businesses contribute $400,000 for summer jobs program
• Louisville county attorney hires expert for redistricting effort
• Colorado insurance regulators fine Humana units
• Safe Auto opens larger Ky. call center
• Ford to rev up production by 50%
• Hospital partnerships taking shape
• Job Shop at library is smart step
• Job Shop opens at Louisville southwest library
• Restaurants to add 435K jobs this summer
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Weiner roast: Creepy New York congressman admits he lied
• The Occupational Therapy Program will be having an information session on Tuesday, June 7 at 10:00 am in the College of Health and Natural Science buiding at 901 S. Third St.
• Kindred Healthcare enters new credit and loan facilities
• “Secretariat” will be running at Louisville’s Iroquois Amphitheater
• SurePoint Lending parent Tree.com cutting Indiana jobs
• UPS ramps up Latin American capacity
• West Corp. completes Smoothstone purchase
• Delta traffic up slightly in May
• Pizza Hut franchisee sees Joplin restaurants destroyed, organizes relief effort
• TNT to mike pit crew during NASCAR Sprint Cup races
• Admiral Nelson rum to join Heaven Hill lineup
• VA grant helps U of L lab buy new equipment
• First JCPS candidate coming to Louisville tonight
• 4th of July Fireworks Cruise
• Weird and wonderful Louisville; one more week
• Federal funds will clean-up flood debris on Louisville’s Harrods Creek
• Federal funds will clean-up flood debris on Louisville’s Harrods Creek
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 32752-11-C for Carbide Industries
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY Tomorrow: Saturday, June 4, 2011 -- 10:00 A.M. Canaan Christian Church, 2840 Hikes Lane, Louisville, KY
• Louisville’s Top 10 most-read web stories for May
• Construction unemployment hits 16.3 percent
• Maker’s Mark keeps on pourin’
• Donan to open new office in Raleigh, N.C.
• Happy Friday, Phoenix fans! Be safe and enjoy the warm weather!
• U.S. unemployment rate edges up to 9.1%
• College and School Award Ceremonies: 11:00 a.m. – College of Education 1:00 p.m. – School of Social Work GREATER BETHEL TEMPLE, 834 South Fourth Street, Louisville, KY
• College and School Award Ceremonies: 11:00 a.m. – Auerbach School of Occupational Therapy 1:00 p.m. – School of Liberal Studies And School of Natural Science FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH, 809 South Fourth Street, Louisville, KY
• College and School Award Ceremonies: 11:00 a.m. – College of Business and Communication 1:00 p.m. – Applied Behavior Analysis Program EGAN LEADERSHIP CENTER LECTORIUM
• College and School Award Ceremonies: 11:00 a.m. – School of Professional Psychology 1:00 p.m. – School of Nursing CALVARY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 821 South Fourth Street, Louisville, KY
• Leadership Louisville seeks Ignite applicants
• Alan DeLisle wants to be known for more than his comeback
• Churchill Downs attorney seeks interest in local corporate counsel group
• Kiddie pageant judging is top Oxmoor memory
• Hansel, Gretel, and gingerbread in Shelby County
• Governor and Mayor have plan to save $1.2 Billion on new Louisville bridges
• Tomorrow at 9:00 am: Prayer of blessing ceremony at the First Unitarian Church, 809 South Fourth Street, Louisville, KY.
• Top of the lists: Mortgage lenders
• American Founders Bank launches mortgage unit
• Spalding Suites is really coming along!
• Thorntons to offer free donuts
• Republic Bank to exit Bowling Green market
• Duke Energy venture proposes extending transmission line
• Gores Group named as Borders bidder
• Interesting article for our MBA students or those considering continuing in their education!
• It is officially June and we are so excited about our upcoming commencement ceremony on June 25th. Tell us why YOU are excited to graduate!
• Weekly U.S. jobless claims fall to 422,000
• Ohio River Bridges estimate cut by $1.2 billion
• Boyce College Worldview Studies Certificate essay contest
• Students and alumni, did you know that our beloved Jim Fry just had his 5 year service anniversary with us? Time has flown so. How many financial aid questions has he fielded, how many registrations handled, how many projectors and laptops has he set up?
• Linda Rumpke named CEO of Town & Country Bank
• Kentucky bourbons earns accolades
• Gmail accounts hacked
• Delta second highest for ancillary fees
• Kindred Healthcare closes on RehabCare purchase
• Louisville begins construction on Parklands of Floyds Fork
• Mayor hires Ted Smith as director of innovation
• Board of Education names interim leader
• Haselton to remain interim dean at U of L college of education
• Humana adding call-center jobs in Florida, Arizona
• Ford retail sales rose 5 percent in May
• Churchill reopens Mississippi casino
• Byerly Ford adds Quick Lane service
• U.S. mortgage delinquencies near 8 percent
• Empty shells
• Wage watch
• Meet up, break in
• Inbox — June 1, 2011
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 32674-11-C for Reynolds Packaging Group Louisville Foil Plant
• Work begins on first phase of $113 million Louisville parks project
• The JCTC Foundation awarded $20,000 in scholarships to 20 students earlier this month.
• Kentucky governor announces 11-11-11 initiative to honor troops
• Louisville Orchestra contract coming to an end
• Better days ahead for auto industry
• May 23 Towers: In memory of Chip Stam; Moore and Kassian at TGC; SBTS loses student, Boling; two profs talk new books
• Feds publish hospital-error data over objections from providers
• Honda plans to add 1,000 jobs in Greensburg
• Golf industry in Kentucky generates $710 million a year
• Good morning everyone! It's thew first class day of the summer term. And so it begins again.
• Kentucky adds more than 19K government jobs
• Ashland to pay $3.2B for International Specialty Products
• Beacon Enterprise Solutions elects directors, names auditor
• Fishing for catfish during Kentucky’s free fishing weekend
• Memorial Day in Kentucky, 2011: We’ll never forget…
• Getting ready for Kentucky’s free fishing weekend
• Louisville was warmer last week, but still weird
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• From the School of Natural Science-Matthew Bormann, ‘07, BSNS, graduated from University of Louisville School of Dentistry on May 14, 2011, and plans to open a dental practice in Louisville in the future. Shae Mercer, ’10, BSNS, was accepted
• Check out this article in this month's Phoenix Focus!
• Louisville gains construction jobs
• Brad DeVries and the Cincinnati connection
• Jones applies early lessons to humanitarian work
• Top 5: See which companies won Kentucky patents
• Kindred shareholders approve purchase of RehabCare Group
• Political posturing and the price of petrol
• Omnicare increases dividend, buying $100M in shares
• NXO Americas considers Louisville as site for its headquarters
• Auto suppliers could bring more than 400 jobs to Louisville
• Tonight is the night! Come out to the "Women in Action" at the campus to speak with local female business leaders and University of Phoenix alumni. We can't wait to see you. Event starts at 6pm.
• Shelbyville packaging company might add 25 jobs
• Kindred, Trilogy latest health care companies to expand local headquarters
• Humana Inc. founder sums up health care reform in two pages
• Webster will be closed tomorrow and Monday for the Memorial Day holiday. Woohoo!
• Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer closes budget gap using diverse pools of money
• In honor of Memorial Day, the Spalding University Student Veteran Organization is sponsoring a photograph exhibition TODAY in the Egan Leadership Center (ELC) lobby. The photographs illustrate the courage, dedication and sacrifice of our soldiers, includ
• Kentucky state park pools opening this weekend – east region list
• Kentucky lost 82,800 manufacturing jobs in a decade
• Previewing Stephen Foster's season
• LG&E seeks to raise rates 19 percent by 2016
• JCPS closing in on hiring decision
• School taxes: Are we getting our money’s worth?
• You still have time to get Jiggy with the Piggy! Current students: Enroll during guaranteed tuition and get next year’s classes at this year’s rate.
• Louisville MSA unemployment fell in April
• Seviche chef Lamas wins California seafood contest
• Papa John���s ups limit for stock purchases
• Kentucky posts gain in financial-sector jobs
• Neace Lukens launches energy-consulting service
• UPS adding direct service to Guam
• Get healthy, Louisville, and stay ahead of Oklahoma City in something!
• RCR International sells subsidiary Jacobs & Thompson
• Kentucky state park pools opening this weekend, central region list
• There are only 18 tickets left for the Spalding University Alumni Day at the Downs. Get them before they are gone!
• Our very own Dr. Lonsway recording a session for an online class at main campus.
• Banks earn $29B in first quarter
• Dinos and cents
• Inbox — May 25, 2011
• Bridge to infiltration
• Child of Chernobyl
• June 30th public meeting to discuss parks name changes
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 32675-11-C for GE Appliances & Lighting
• FBI reports crime rates decreased last year
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Southern Seminary BGS dean will lead IMB in theological education
• If you are interested in becoming a speaker at this year's commencement ceremony, please email your speech to Miranda Allen at miranda.allen@phoenix.edu by Friday. Here's is your chance to tell your story!
• Norton Healthcare wins state���s top quality award
• Chase, LG&E to bring more flower pots downtown
• Have you signed up for the “Women in Action” panel event that’s happening on May 26? At this complimentary event, you’ll hear from local executives, learn to develop an action plan and strengthen your negotiating skills. You&rsquo
• Kentucky state park pools opening this weekend – western region list
• Economist says he can't put more lipstick on the pig
• Area home sales and prices continue decline
• Skechers to open this week at Mall St. Matthews
• Kentucky’s Safe Kids campaigns against leaving kids in hot cars
• Kentucky workers furloughed Friday
• SBTS prof receives recommendation as Kentucky Baptist Convention leader
• Speed Art Museum agrees to return stolen painting
• Kentucky Senator Rand Paul on president’s Israel speech: “Unmatched arrogance.”
• Louisville grant among $152.7M in HUD awards
• Report ranks Louisville among least healthy major metros
• GSI Commerce is looking for a Finance Manager. If you could be that person let me know and I will put you in touch with the HR manager.
• Gas prices fall 17.9 cents per gallon in week
• Toyota rolls out social network
• U.S. Bank fined in mortgage dispute
• Friends, if you just participated in graduation or had a friend who did, check out the first batch of photos on our Flickr stream.
• Kindred prices notes for RehabCare purchase
• WikiLeaks proves there really were WMDs in Iraq
• For job seekers, check out this article written by Dr. Dawn Muhammed of the University of Phoenix business school.
• Wonder why the week was so weird in Louisville
• Former Boyce Bible School dean dies at 88
• For the weekend - Louisville theatre shows
• Mohler tells SBTS graduates they are not professionals but heralds
• Kentucky celebrates Older Americans Month
• Jefferson gets U.S. aid for flood damage
• Texas Roadhouse founder joins Papa John’s
• FullCircle theaters produce revenue
• Lamkin says over-reacting is hurting the market
• Ky. reaches $6.5M drug settlement
• Kroger workers in Indiana OK agreements
• Honda is recalling Civic models
• OK, I uploaded the on-stage shots. More to come...
• Check out graduation photos on our flickr account.
• Mass layoffs rose in April
• John Savona putting together ‘people plan’ at Ford's Louisville Assembly Plant
• Ivy Tech to award scholarships to valedictorians
• One Southern Indiana honors six businesses
• Memorial Day Weekend Picnic Cruise
• Derby Dinner feels Pinkalicious
• Hamilton invites District 5 to get involved with the Shawnee Neighborhood Plan
• Invensys Rail Corporation to expand headquarters in Louisville
• Kentucky approves tax incentives for Ark Encounter
• Graeter's ice cream coming to 100 Fresh Markets
• Invensys to expand headquarters in Louisville
• Top of the Lists: Louisville-area insurance agencies
• Louisville hispanic business council names chairman
• Racing commission recommends changes to breeders’ fund
• U.S. existing-home sales dipped in April
• Report: China may lose manufacturing edge by 2016
• Delta to cut capacity 4%, reduce aircraft count
• Weekly U.S. jobless claims fall to 409,000
• will be at NPAS today 11-2 and 4-6. Does your company have schools set up information tables or host education fairs?
• Sypris Solutions refinances debt
• Ashland raises dividend
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Kentucky’s Senator McConnell honors National Police Week 2011
• No vote-buying allegations in Kentucky during last Tuesday’s election
• Medtronic, Ford team up for in-car glucose monitor for diabetics
• 20th annual Floyds Fork Creek Sweep scheduled for June 4th in Louisville
• Humana’s Bonita Hathcock sells more company stock
• Open House at the Radcliff campus tomorrow, 4:30 to 6pm. 2000 Challenger Way, near the intersection of the Joe Prather highway and 31W.
• Mayor Fischer to speak at next Venture Club meeting
• CEO magazine: Ky. among best states for business
• Jaleigh White joins Hilliard Lyons management team
• Woo Hoo! Tonya Wise is our 350th fan! Thanks Tonya!
• Have you signed up for the “Women in Action” panel event? At this complimentary event, you’ll hear from local executive, learn to develop an action plan and strengthen your negotiating skills. You’ll also network with other women
• Jeffersonville offers final canal plan
• Taco Bell, Pizza Hut among top sports spenders
• Kentucky parks events for May 20-22
• Architecture Billings Index falls almost three points
• Council goes Krogering
• Inbox — May 18, 2011
• Senior discount
• Kentucky Reggae Festival
• St. Matthews Fire Board passes new Code of Ethics
• Proposed Title V Operating Permit for Rohm & Haas Kentucky
• Metro Louisville child support help now online
• Forecast: U.S. new auto sales to rise 14%
• Kosair Children’s ranked among best by U.S. News
• Construction backlog grows 4 percent in Q1
• John-Kenyon launches free Lasik contest
• Health Enterprises Network, mayoral committee plan worksite wellness event
• Vote today – because you can
• Seviche to close for expansion
• How is everyone is enjoying their summer vacation? Don't forget the deadline for first-time freshmen to apply for the Summer 2011 semester is May 27, 2011, and July 22, 2011 for the Fall 2011 semester.
• Census: Ky. home to 31,468 veteran-owned businesses
• Lawyer pay is highest in Calif.; Ky. ranks as average
• Jewish Hospital CEO Marty Bonick wins health care award
• The Louisville Orchestra Announces 2011-12 Season
• Kentucky colleges graduate 62,700—Up 11% from last year
• Supreme Court allows warrantless drug search in Kentucky case
• Analyst hikes Fifth Third rating
• Spalding University’s Tyler Brown threw a perfect game as Spalding remained alive in the United States Collegiate Athletic Association Small College World Series.
• Humana executive to speak at ACG event
• Louisville-area farmers markets openings
• Neace Lukens announces Ohio acquisitions
• Join us for Spalding University Alumni Association’s Day at the Downs Sunday, June 5: Churchill Downs Millionaire’s Row. Tickets are only $40 and include admission to Churchill Downs, seating on Millionaire’s Row, complimentary racing
• Average CEO pay in Louisville: $167K
• Jefferson County Public Schools database shows high pay at top
• Open House tomorrow, 9 to 10am and 5 to 6:30pm. Tell a friend!
• Floyd Memorial Medical Group names Manecke to physician network post
• Bankers Life will sell Humana dental and vision plans
• Residential, commercial building summit set for May 24
• Kindred to issue $550M in debt for RehabCare purchase
• Borders may close if no bidder emerges
• Bad news for liberals: Kentucky is a conservative state
• A week of weirdness in wonderful, wacky, Louisville
• Colonoscopy: Looking up your background
• Today is the day! Also of note, for the first time, our military graduates can wear their dress uniforms. That will be cool, should I call them Lt., Cptn, etc? I just don't know.
• Vehicular crashes cost Ky. $871 million
• USPS: Louisville a top 'dog attack city'
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit 32409-11-C for Recast Energy
• RehabCare to pay $2.5M to settle suit over takeover by Kindred
• Louisville-based Humana attacks employees’ civil rights
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• A Preakness win for Dialed In may cost Pimlico owner millions
• Spectra buys Kentucky pipeline
• Waking up from Louisville’s long dog-catcher nightmare
• Ernst & Young names regional Entrepreneur of the Year finalists
• Marta Maria Miranda had tough journey to Louisville
• Kentucky attorney general accuses Marathon of gouging
• Tomorrow is Spring Commencement! Needless to say we are buzzing about getting ready and loading our cars with stuff. I have 240 muffins in my backseat calling my name.
• Kindred gets regulatory approval for RehabCare acquisition
• Have a reason to party? Let us know
• Yum offers to pay a premium for Chinese chain
• Lightyear narrows 1Q loss
• Atria, Ventas complete $3.1B real estate deal
• General Cable accelerated, even in down economy
• Kentucky earned $11.3 Billion from tourism last year
• Tourism had $11.3B impact on Kentucky in 2010
• Louisville seeks agency to handle animal care
• Business First event celebrates working women
• Kentucky re-opens beautiful Otter Creek Park
• Horseshoe Casino developer suspends construction in Cincinnati, Cleveland
• Wal-Mart launches pick-up service in Louisville
• Upcoming Events
• Community Bank Shares names Libs as chairman
• Humana senior VP James Bloem joins insiders selling stock
• Canoe trips planned for Pennyrile Forest
• Toyota ramping up some production by June
• Trilogy Health Services opens new center in Indiana
• Attend the SCTD Open House event on Saturday, May 21 beginning at 10:00 a.m. (registration begins at 9:30 a.m.). Meet the faculty, tour the campus and get your questions answered - Summer classes begin June 27. RSVP at www.sctd.edu
• Attend the SCTD Open House event on Saturday, May 21 beginning at 10:00 a.m. (registration begins at 9:30 a.m.). Meet the faculty, tour the campus and get your questions answered - Summer classes begin June 27. RSVP at www.sctd.edu
• Personal Trainers educate, motivate and train clients to achieve their health goals in a group or one-to-one setting. Learn the exercise and nutrition skills needed to be a personal trainer, as well as the business skills to start and grow your career. T
• La Mancha's got a Man at Hayswood
• Captain’s Quarters reopens as flooding recedes
• Otter Creek park reopens
• Ford, area dealers strike NASCAR deal with Kentucky Speedway
• Fifth Third named one of world's strongest banks
• Campbell shares GE strategy at ACG meeting
• Knight School of Welding moves to 39th Street
• Fitch affirms Baptist Health system rating
• Kentucky voter registration sets record, but will they show up next Tuesday?
• Free tea at area Thorntons stores
• Louisville's City of Parks project wins national recognition
• Louisville-area salaries among Top 25 in the South
• Sarah Rogers, a School of Natural Science major, received a summer research internship opportunity with the Owensboro Cancer Research Program in Owensboro, Kentucky. Congratulations Sarah!
• Mission accomplished?
• Inbox — May 11, 2011
• The Good Thief
• JCTC President Tony Newberry joined U of L President Jim Ramsey and KentuckianaWorks Executive Director Michael Gritton to discuss issues surrounding rising college tuition.
• GM to invest $2B at 17 plants, hire 4,200
• Weird Louisville, another wacky, wonderful week
• Small-business optimism dips
• Humana joins Reader’s Digest on new Medicare products
• Kentucky governor announces closing of state prison in Frankfort
• Maker’s Mark strikes first TV deal with Discovery channel
• Costs of long-term care in Kentucky rising faster than national average
• Louisville home prices continue descent in March
• Beshear-Abramson continue fund-raising blitz
• Almost Family shareholders elect directors, keeps Ernst & Young as auditor
• ResCare posts first-quarter earnings of $3.7 million
• St. Matthews Farmers’ Market to open this week
• JCTC’s commencement ceremony and graduate Sydney Alvey were the subject of Metro front story in today’s Courier-Journal.
• Last ‘Bethenny Ever After’ episode centers on Skinnygirl sale to Fortune Brands
• The line up has started! Congratulations Class of 2011.
• Churchill narrows first-quarter loss
• Kentucky Governor and First Lady honor breast cancer survivors
• Republic Bancorp raises common stock dividend
• Shea resigns as chairman of Community Bank Shares
• Three Yum brands among most valuable in fast-food segment
• Delta adds to EATS menu
• Humana insiders David Jones Jr., Steven McCulley sell company stock
• U of L business students win international contest
• Jason Falls does a good turn
• Join us for Spalding University Alumni Association’s Day at the Downs Sunday, June 5: Churchill Downs Millionaire’s Row. Tickets are only $40 and include admission to Churchill Downs, seating on Millionaire’s Row, complimentary racing
• California company buys Arbor Pointe Apartments
• Louisville Mayor announces plan to save historic Whiskey Row buildings
• Nine area nonprofits competing for free cars from Toyota
• The School of Nursing is holding an information session Thursday at 5:30 in the College of Health and Natural Science. Call 585-7125 to reserve a seat.
• Spalding University has teamed up with WAVE 3 to change the world in a week. We are collecting books/toys for the children at Kosair Children’s Hospital through the end of this week. Bins are placed in the CHNS lobby, or you can bring items to Rick
• Kentucky Derby crowd reaches new high
• Graduation day! We look forward to seeing everyone. It should be great ceremony. Congratulations graduates!
• Mother’s Day, 2011, by the numbers
• Kentucky Derby 137: It’s Animal Kingdom!
• Today is the 137th running of the Kentucky Derby! Which horse do you want to win?
• Dan Fogelberg’s Kentucky Derby Song
• Welcome to Louisville and Kentucky Derby 137!
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Delta offers buyouts, early retirement
• Commonwealth Brands leaving Kentucky for Florida
• U.S. adds 244,000 jobs; unemployment rate rises to 9%
• Ky. investment firm picked for new SBA loan program
• Why Kentucky’s governor didn’t meet with President Obama today
• U of L doctor part of study showing benefits of less-expensive Genentech drug
• New pet policy at Kentucky state parks
• Harvey, Kathy, and Martha; A Kentucky Derby trifecta
• Funny stuff from Venture Sharks
• Churchill Downs renews travel partnership with QuintEvents
• Fares take off at Kentucky airports
• UPS Worldport expansion showing tangible benefits
• Hillenbrand revenue jumps 35% in 2Q
• Race fans owe much to Butch Lehr
• Humana’s Bonita Hathcock sells more company stock
• We'll be there!!
• GM quarterly profit triples
• Mayor has plan to save Louisville’s Kentucky Kingdom amusement park
• Top 5: Retail real estate brokers
• FDIC proposes Republic Bank pay $2 million fine
• Foreclosure rate in Louisville increases in February
• President declares Kentucky a major disaster area
• Come out and support JCTC faculty, students, and staff as they walk in the Pegasus Parade today at 5:00 pm!
• President Obama approves Kentucky disaster request
• Chrysalis Ventures adds California partner
• General Butler park to host Scottish event
• Panera Bread opening store in The Highlands
• Wishing everyone a wonderful Derby weekend!
• Happy Cinco de Mayo!
• Humana VP Heidi Margulis sells company shares
• Initial U.S. jobless claims rise by 43,000
• Post positions for 2011 Kentucky Derby announced
• PharMerica earnings fall on higher costs
• Churchill Downs casino to close on Derby Eve
• Papa John’s now in fight over UK fight song use
• Advanced Cancer Therapeutics acquires new drug
• Humana adds dental benefits in New York
• Ford plant retooling among best deals of 2010
• Fischer supports plan for city to issue bonds for Kentucky Kingdom
• GM confirms $131M investment in Kentucky
• Louisville economy ranks among top 50 metros
• The School of Social Work will be having an open house on Monday, May 9 from 5-6 pm on the 2nd Floor of the Mansion East. (851 S 4th St) Call 502 588-7183 or email sgrace@spalding.edu for more information.
• ‘Big Brother’ looking for cast at Kentucky Derby Festival event
• Up to speed
• Abandoned hope
• Inbox — May 4, 2011
• Kentucky Attorney General applauds demolition of Mississippi River levee
• Papa John’s profit rises 12 percent
• Post positions drawn for Kentucky Oaks 137
• Louisville apartment vacancy rates predicted to fall
• Kentucky governor warns of new flooding danger; National Guard activated
• Papa John’s airport unit expansion takes off in Charlotte
• Ford retail sales rise 10 percent in April
• GM might expand Kentucky plant, invest $131M
• Our next Open Houses are Tuesday, May 17th at the Louisville campus from 9 to 10am and 5 to 6:30pm; Thursday, May 19th in Radcliff 4:30 to 6pm. Ask me if you have questions.
• Duke Energy generates $511M profit
• Brown-Forman names China director
• General Cable's 1Q beats Wall Street estimates
• Celebrity Autobiography to be read...or something like that
• How to bet on the Kentucky Derby without going to the track
• Porter Bancorp 1Q net income down from 2010
• Texas Roadhouse posts 1Q profit, sales increases
• New concept coming to Whiskey Row Lofts
• Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, by the numbers
• SBTS prof dies after four-year battle with cancer
• Cuddle Clones, GSI Commerce win ConnectKentucky awards
• First Data cutting 157 jobs in Louisville
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Transposagen Biopharmaceuticals, Frogdice plan Lexington expansions
• General Electic opens office in Mongolia
• Cummins closes on sale of exhaust unit
• Louisville gas prices steady
• Treat mom on her special day with a trip to a Kentucky state park
• State Department warns travelers after death of bin Laden
• We are totally back in effect except for the elevators. Everyone needs a little thigh work, right?
• Spalding has teamed up with WAVE 3 this week to help Kosair Children's Hospital. Join the cause by dropping off a new book or toy in the bins located in the CHNS lobby. Items are in great need for infant, toddler, child, and teen age groups. TUne in
• Finals week! Everyone ready? How many are already finished with the semester?
• The USCAA released its Week 7 spring sport Coaches’ Poll: The Spalding softball team is ranked 5th and the baseball team is tied for 4th.
• Humana 1Q profit jumps
• Industrial Services 1Q earnings up 23 percent
• UK board chooses UAB provost for president post
• How much do Kentucky Derby tickets really cost?
• May is Older Americans Month, by the numbers
• 2011 Kentucky Derby contenders: Comma To The Top
• Kentucky school kids paint colorful canvases for Governor’s Derby Celebration
• Kentucky Derby horse has area connection
• A&W still has some fans
• Citi Cards to exit East End facility
• UK to introduce preferred presidential candidate next week
• Republic Airways adds aircraft for Delta routes
• Omnicare 1Q sales grow 3%, but profit slides on special items
• Dancing at Willow Park this weekend!
• Kindred Healthcare comments on proposed Medicare rate cuts
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• McCafferty and Co. Advertising files for Chap. 7 protection
• Congratulations to William and Kate! Tell us how you celebrated the Royal Wedding!
• Seminary-wide used book sale
• Brown-Forman unit, unions share labor-management award
• RehabCare profit soars 39% to $21M
• Kentucky governor asks President Obama for major disaster declaration
• 2011 Kentucky Derby contenders: Soldat
• April 25 Towers: MLK at SBTS, 50th anniversary; new Boyce dean, new endowments & new Nashville initiative; and Three Questions with G.K. Beale
• Don't forget to come to the Pasta Dinner tomorrow night! Stop by to grab some dinner and help support the Cross Country Team.
• University of Phoenix announces, with great anticipation, the release of its PhoenixMobile App for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The new app allows students to keep up with their online classes on their mobile phone. Students can participate in classroom di
• Congratulations to Matt Young who won at “Speak UP Kentuckiana” and Nik Lunsford for receiving honorable mention. The two students are pictured with their coach, Associate Professor Charlotte Hubrich. Well done!
• 2011 Kentucky Derby contenders: Twice The Appeal
• Students, I haven't been able to update the website. Class changes: Thursday, Cathy Kidd and Gary Steedly's classes are meeting at McKendree University. Robert Metcalf and Bob Staggs' classes are meeting at Northwood. ALL of SATURDAY'
• More bad weather for Kentucky
• Wolves in the hen house
• The ABCs of Derby
• Playing the field
• Inbox — April 27, 2011
• Against all odds
• Bargain bridges?
• Would you pay $1000 for a mint julep?
• Celebrate comedy month with a standup comedy show presented by JCTC’s theater department. This free event will take place Thursday, April 28th from 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. on the front steps of the Learning Resource Center.
• Congratulations to Matt Young and Nik Lunsford who will represent JCTC this evening in an intercollegiate speech competition, “Speak up Kentuckiana.” The contest will be held at Spalding University tonight, April 26, at 5:30 p.m. in the Egan
• April 2011 rain forces closures at Kentucky state parks
• Need a study break? Check out the student art show in the Krantz art gallery (VTI 116). The exhibit features work from Communication Art Technology students.
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Tonight's classes BUSN 6110 and MRKT 5000 have been relocated to McKendree University. See the website for their link for directions if you don't know how to get there. COUN 5020 is not meeting.
• DOn't miss tonight's MBA Round table. It focuses on everything you want to know about Human Resources. We'll see you there!
• Brown bag presentation/discussion today 11:30 – 12:30 in the Lectorium: Andy Wolak with GreenList Louisville will be talking about Gunter Pauli's Blue Economy. Accompanying him will be James Sidell with Windstream Technologies.
• Louisville gas prices rise 13 cents in one week
• Humana initiates quarterly dividend, realigns units
• Yum offers to buy China restaurant company
• Beshear-Abramson separating from field in fund-raising
• Riehm Environmental Award Goes to Mike Mulheirn of JCPS
• Kentucky Governor declares state of emergency because of flooding
• Louisville Mayor Fischer names interim auditor
• 2011 Kentucky Derby contenders: Mucho Macho Man
• Leadership Louisville Ignite class graduates another crop of young leaders
• Sign up for Webster Alerts to get word of cancellations as soon as possible. Pass it on.
• Report: Ford could post highest sales in years
• Papa John's Schnatter to headline entrepreneur event; Texas Roadhouse founder Taylor to speak
• Kentucky jobs grow in March
• Amazon hiring in Kentucky, 4 other states
• Brown-Forman brand in soccer sponsorship deal
• Come support the Cross Country team at their Pasta Dinner this Friday from 5-8 pm. (Derby Mini/Marathon Eve) There will be all you can eat pasta/salad/bread, massages, entertainment, Spalding XC apparel sale, split the pot, auction, door prizes and more
• Brown bag presentation/discussion today 11:30 – 12:30 in the Lectorium: Bicycling for Louisville, David Morse will talk about Bicycling in Louisville for Transportation, Health and the Environment.
• Folks, we have a lot of water covering the front parking lot. As far as we know classes are still planned to go on tonight. Wear flats and bring an umbrella for the walk from your more distant parking spot. Pictures soon. And the elevators are, of course
• Ohio River flooding causes business disruptions
• Happy Easter!
• KMAC Hosts Summer Art Camps for Kids
• Kentucky Attorney General announces $99.8 million in tobacco settlement money
• Horseshoe Southern Indiana to reopen hotel
• Kentucky begins absentee voting for May 17th primary election
• There’s no place like home
• Swimming with the Venture Club sharks
• Ryan King’s quest to keep family first
• Kentucky in middle of pack for business taxes
• Louisville Mayor gives his first “State of Downtown” address
• Lightyear names new CEO, president
• Toyota could ramp up U.S. production by August
• Reminder: the campus will close today at 12 noon. We will reopen on Saturday at 9 am
• GlowTouch signs deal with Fibernet
• One Southern Indiana announces awards finalists
• One Southern Indiana hires search firm for Dalby replacement
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit P31758-11-C for Kosmos
• Software Information Systems, Genentech named best places to work in Kentucky
• Wishing everyone a wonderful Easter weekend!
• Good Men handling What If? truth
• Paula King
• The Men’s Golf team finished up the Conference Championships this week where they finished in a school record 2nd place!!!
• Louisville’s Papa John’s pulls ads from Wonkette, after cruel Palin attack
• Norton settles Medicare billing case
• The Transfer Fair is happening now in the Hartford Lobby. This is a great opportunity for students to learn about a variety of 4 year institutions.
• Downtown study done to help steer growth, show progress
• GE 1Q net income up sharply
• Fifth Third Q1 earnings up
• PNC earnings beat expectations
• Initial U.S. jobless claims fall by 13,000
• Hillenbrand gets $151M payment from Forethought Financial
• Reminder: The transfer fair is taking place today from 10am -1pm in Hartford lobby at the Downtown Campus.
• Republic Bancorp posts record 1Q net income
• Need Louisville office space? Look here
• U.S. Army cutting nearly 500 jobs at Fort Knox
• Kentucky Auditor rips state’s monitoring of for-profit schools
• 2011 Kentucky Derby contenders: Nehro
• Yum Brands posts 1Q growth
• Taco Bell asks lawyers for apology
• Horseshoe hotel to close because of flooding
• Omaha company buying Smoothstone IP
• Physician survey highlights time spent on insurance questions
• Heine Brothers’ to open ninth store
• U of L to hire Cincinnati vice provost as engineering school dean
• Architectural Billings Index declines slightly in 1Q
• Sewell, O’Brien and Neal relocating to LG&E Center
• Southern Seminary announces strategic endowments, major Nashville initiative and a new dean of Boyce College
• The 2nd Annual Annmarie Art Breakfast on Derby
• Statement: KMAC Executive Director Resigns
• Green giants
• Man bites blog
• Nature and the bottom line
• Armed and ready
• Inbox — April 20, 2011
• The green zeitgeist radar
• KMAC Oaks Brunch to Feature Rare Equestrian Memorabilia and Experiences in Auction
• Oldham County Judge-Executive David Voegele vindicated in ethics claim
• Walden Theatre does Shakespeare
• Toyota to cut May production at North America plants
• U of L’s Ramsey to address annual Churchill Tax-Free Fund meeting
• ‘Junior’ Bridgeman re-elected to Fifth Third board
• Construction employment in Kentucky rises in March
• Kentucky Derby contenders: Pants On Fire
• Postal Service to close Louisville location
• Atria Senior Living wins LEED certification on first community
• The Spalding University softball team faced off in a doubleheader against Westminster on Saturday and won both games. They won 5-2 (Game 1) and 11-1 (Game 2) bringing them to 13-9 on the season.
• Spalding baseball swept Blackburn over the weekend winning 21-4 on Saturday. On Sunday, they won 5-1 and 9-2. The Golden Eagles are now on a 9 game winning streak and are 19-7 on the season.
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Thinking about transferring to a 4-year program? Stop by the Transfer Fair on the Downtown Campus Thursday to check out 19 Kentucky colleges!
• Don’t miss the Governor’s big Kentucky Derby party!
• Clark to replace Archer as head of Louisville Slugger
• Historic Louisville parks to get new name
• Rainy days are perfect for watching movies! Come check out To Kill A Mockingbird, ranked 34th on the American Film Institute's list of the 100 Greatest American Films, at 4:15 in the ELC Lectorium.
• Delta raises fares $10
• University of Louisville salaries show school’s sports, medical focus
• Taco Bell lawsuit dropped
• Louisville Public Media raises record amount
• Elizabeth Warren speaks for gathering of bankers
• Three Kentucky state parks showcasing flowers this month
• Humana, Clinton Foundation to sponsor PGA event
• Norton Healthcare’s Kmetz named to board of national children’s hospitals group
• KMAC executive director resigns
• U of L team wins Rice business plan competition
• 2011 Kentucky Derby contenders: Archarcharch
• 400th KFC restaurant opens in Indonesia
• is listening and transcribing an interview with alumna Dr. Cindy Rigby. She went on a Medical Missions trip to Nicaragua this year.
• Student Development and Campus Life presents.... HEALTH WEEK April 18-21 MONDAY 18th 12:00 Mile Walk around campus Meet in grassy area by library TUESDAY 19th 2:30-3:30 Healthy Eating on the go @ SUCCESS Center in Library WEDNESDAY 20th 11-12 Info
• Are you interested in having an organization dedicated to Veterans and those currently serving? Please contact Trina Reaves at treaves01@spalding.edu if so. Information will be sent out to those who respond in a future contact email. A men's club is
• Area home sales declined in March
• It's week 6 you all. Where did this term go? Next week you'll be getting class evaluations. Have you registered for Summer yet? An incentive for signing up is in discussion.
• Gannett Co. earnings slump 23% as revenue falls
• Earth Week Celebration April 18-29! Today: Brown Bag Series 11:30-12:30 in the ELC Lectorium, Group-Led Discussion.
• Survey finds Pizza Hut, Papa John's are nation's favorites
• Kentucky Senator Rand Paul submits plan to fix Social Security
• What a weird week in wonderful Louisville!
• Kentucky Opera Adult Chorus Auditions
• 2011 Kentucky Derby contenders: The Factor
• Campers’ appreciation at Kentucky state parks
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Papa John’s International co-CEO Jude Thompson resigns abruptly
• Jeffersonville gets approval for canal, sewer project
• Foreclosure filings in Q1 drop 27%; Kentucky rate falls
• GE Appliances CEO James Campbell to speak at ACG event
• Stranger in a strange land
• River Metals opens newly expanded plant
• Updated Earth Week Flyer: Earth Week Celebration April 18-29!
• Humana HQ gets Energy Star designation
• stop thinking about Thunder over Louisville and start thinking about getting your Master's degree - good in any weather.
• Churchill Downs opens Derby store downtown
• Tax time cometh: 10 questions for business owners
• Top 5: Louisville attractions offer staycation options
• Tomorrow is Thunder Over Louisville, the kick-ff of the Kentucky Derby Festival! What are your Thunder plans?
• Frankfort Avenue Easter Parade
• 2011 “Movies under the Stars” returns to Iroquois Amphitheater on May 13th
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Industrial Container Services
• U of L hires New West’s Becky Simpson
• Kentucky governor testifies about prescription drugs, before congressional panel
• Nominations sought for Inc.credible Awards
• Students participate in "slip-n-slide" after Rat Race 2011.
• You are invited to Kentucky governor’s Derby Celebration!
• The Jefferson Quick Recall Team won the Ohio University Southern Tournament last weekend, finishing the tournament with a 5-1 record in match play. The team finishes the season in 3rd place, with a first time victory over Georgetown University. In addit
• Kentucky governor releases 2011 Commemorative Derby poster
• Sunday is "Art Sunday" at Spalding University and the Kentucky School of Art from 2-4 pm.
• U of L approves faculty practice merger
• Kentucky’s jobless rate rebounds
• Papa John’s founder Schnatter inducted into Huizenga Hall of Fame
• JHSMH will publish wait times at area emergency rooms
• Kentucky honors Pvt. Brandon T. Pickering
• PGA’s Valhalla Golf Club among nation’s best courses
• Flooding prompts Louisville to change Thunder restrictions
• Beacon Enterprise Solutions Group adds pharmaceutical client
• Alec Zaremba, Kevin the rat, and Zachary Michael preparing for Rat Race 2011!
• Fox in the Morning broadcasting live from Spalding until 8:45 a.m. previewing today's Rat Race.
• Tomorrow: Rat Parade at 11:30 followed by the 39th Annual Running of the Rodents. If you're up early, Fox In The Morning will be broadcasting live from Spalding between 5:45-8:45 am.
• Kentucky falls for phony “Pay Equity Day” hoax
• Kentucky resort parks offer up traditional Easter buffet and egg hunts
• Indian-owned company to invest $180M in Kentucky plant
• A funky fresh festival at Rudyard Kipling
• Obama proposes to cut deficits by $4 trillion over 12 years
• Republican primary poll takes a turn
• Great day for the Arts Festival at Southwest Campus today! Join us Thursday at the Downtown Campus for another trip to Brazil!
• Beige Book: Economic activity continues to grow
• Peak 10 begins work on third Louisville data center
• Ellie Bryant, the current BFA writer-in-residence and a faculty member in the MFA program, will be holding a reading and discussion of her work (i.e. a collection of short stories called Full Bloom and a creative nonfiction book called While in Darkness
• Toyota gives $87,500 to Ky. environmental groups
• Credit scores down in Q1; Kentucky scores low
• Little Eagle supporting the School of Nursing on Hippie Nonsense Day.
• Her team won water balloon tag! Way to go President McClure and Dean Hudson!
• President McClure's team may not have won the "Tug-O-Peace" competition, but...
• Labor Cabinet, Builders Exchange enter into partnership
• Happy Wednesday! Tell us your best study tip!
• Psi-Chi held off the Egan Service Living Program to win the "Tug-O-Peace."
• GE repaying $3.2B in back taxes story a hoax
• Hippie Nonsense Day starts at 11:30 in Kutz Park! (Pie Fight, Tug-O-Peace and Water Balloon Tag)
• Court ruling reminds lawyers to keep it civil
• The School of Nursing will host an information session tomorrow at 5:30 in the College of Health and Natural Sciences. To reserve your seat call 502 585-7125.
• The 37th hour
• Inbox — April 13, 2011
• Through the cracks
• Tax racket
• Major expansion coming at Peak 10
• 2011 Kentucky Derby contenders: Dialed In
• The USCAA announced today that two Spalding Softball players have been named the USCAA National Players of the Week. Tia McIntosh has been named the Softball Player of the Week and Rena Philpot is the Softball Pitcher of the Week.
• Louisville Arena Authority makes change to address audit
• Louisville launches expanded recycling for businesses
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• The Huff Gallery at Spalding University Presents: Frank F. Weisberg Still Life Series April 17 – May 15, 2011 *Reception: Sunday, April 17, 2:00-4:00 pm. The Huff Gallery is located in the Spalding Library, 853 Library Lane, between Fourth and Thir
• Fresenius Medical Care opens dialysis center at Masonic Homes
• Donan Engineering to open Minneapolis office
• EnterpriseCorp gives grants, recognizes fast-growing Louisville-area companies
• And the winner is...Robbie from Occupational Therapy!
• 1, 2, 3, GO!!!
• Kentucky tax receipts rise in March
• Fruit flavored Cereal "O's" eating contest starts in 5 minutes in the Spalding Dining Commons!
• Elizabeth Warren to speak to bankers at Olmsted
• You know, graduation is less than 6 weeks away. New this year, military personnel can wear their uniforms. Hooray for that!
• Toyota warns of car shortages this summer
• Kindred closing in on RehabCare purchase
• Republic Bancorp ranked No. 4 on ABA best-banks list
• 2011 Kentucky Derby contenders: Toby’s Corner
• Verizon 4G service arrives in time for Thunder Over Louisville
• Golden Eagle fans: Check out the new NCAA Division III Facebook page for all of the latest news and updates!
• Green B.E.A.N. food service expands to Louisville
• Tomorrow night the School of Social Work will host an informal information session at 5 pm at 851 S 4th St. (Mansion East, 2nd Floor Student Lounge) For more information call (502) 588-7183 or email sgrace@spalding.edu.
• Flash mob marked LeapFrog’s event-marketing debut
• Louisville moves up in national small-business rankings
• The Spalding University baseball team defeated the Westminster Blue Jays in game one Sunday, 17-2 and 9-2 in game two improving their record to 16-7 on the season.
• Cirque du Soleil tickets go on sale
• On Friday, Spalding University Softball traveled to Blackburn where they defeated the Beavers 12-7 in the first game, but lost in the second game, 8-0. Saturday Spalding dominated MacMurray winning in a romp, 24-3 in game one and 8-1 in game two.
• Derby Festival releases SmartPhone app
• Schedule for Rat week 2011: Tomorrow: Fruit Flavored Cereal O “Munchies” Contest at 11:45 in the Spalding Dining Commons, Wednesday: Hippie Nonsense Day at 11:30 in Kutz Park (Pie Fight, Tug-O-Peace and Water Balloon Tag) and Thursday: Rat Pa
• These boring white Rat Race t-shirts need YOU to make them look "groovy."
• T-Shirt Tie-Dye Party happening NOW until 1 pm in the Library Courtyard!
• Gannett execs get big bonuses
• Speed Museum to start $57M expansion project this year
• Humana adds LensCrafters, Target Optical to vision network
• Louisville-area fuel prices on the rise again
• Dr. Daly, Jim, and I will be answering phones at Louisville Public Media this morning from 8 to 11. Call in a pledge and talk to us!
• Examiner.com celebrates its third birthday
• The dirty little secret down at Louisville’s Waterfront Park
• Lake Cumberland will host geocache event
• Weird and wacky, last week in Louisville
• Kentucky’s representatives respond to government shutdown
• Public Hearing on Proposed Amendments to APCD Regulations
• Steel Magnolias smelling fine for Willow Tree
• Almost one in four Jefferson County homes lose value
• Kentucky Derby fashion: KHS Hat-A-Tude runway show April 28
• Movin' on up! (Progress of Spalding Suites. Taken today, April 8.)
• Executive salaries down at Texas Roadhouse
• Federal shutdown looms as parties fight over abortion, spending
• Horseshoe attendance drops 25 percent in March
• April 11 Towers: Biblical theology, systematic theology & stabbing a fat man; Moore on his new book; the urgency of biblical manhood; and Three Questions with C.J. Mahaney
• UPS Airlines to add visual safety system to planes
• Rotary meeting helped spur JCTC growth
• Chrysalis portfolio firm TechSkills raises $6.3M financing
• Do you plan to take a Summer course? If you do, you'll finish your program nine weeks sooner!
• Speed Museum to unveil planned expansion, details of fund-raising effort
• Dr. Britt Brockman heads ‘daunting challenge’ at UK
• The Louisville Orchestra Presents: The Music of Queen
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• 2011 Kentucky Derby contenders: Premier Pegasus
• Have you checked out the April issue of Phoenix Focus? This month's focus is on Environment. Take a look!
• PharMerica buys S.C. institutional pharmacy
• St. Joseph Health System names interim CEO, identifies merger representatives
• Which poster communicates the best message about how drugs and alcohol adversely affect students during their college years? The "What's the Truth" Poster Contest, co-sponsored by the Downtown Counseling Center and Pathways to Freedom, nee
• Louisville and Southern Indiana Bridges team continues to study cutting costs
• Car sales revving up at Louisville-area dealers
• Spalding University's Jake Wardrip, a senior from Louisville, Ky. (St. Xavier), has been named the Diamond Sports SLIAC Baseball Pitcher of the Week for the week of March 28-April 3.
• Trilogy Health Services opens new Indiana campus
• PNC increases common stock dividend by 250 percent
• Harry Reid says federal government shutdown is likely
• Archaeological work marks first step for Nucleus construction
• Executive pay declines at Almost Family in 2010
• Attention Graduates: Don't forget to register for graduation on eCampus. We can't wait to see you there!
• SBA recognizes Kentucky businesses, leaders
• U.S. jobless claims fall by 10,000
• Federal government shutdown could have widespread impact
• Raytheon to replace air-traffic systems at Louisville airport
• Free book available for Kentucky adults thinking about returning to school
• 2011 Kentucky Derby contenders: Uncle Mo
• Open house tomorrow evening 6 to 7:30!
• Peeps marketing blitz yielding double-takes, smiles
• Mayor Fischer names three to Louisville MSD board
• UPS Airlines mechanics OK labor deal
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Louisville gains 9,500 jobs in February
• Hayes gets big laugh at Venture Club luncheon
• Microsoft and Toyota strike Azure deal
• Superb IPC doubling work force at Shelbyville headquarters
• Four Roses to release limited floral bourbon
• Rat race 2011 is next Thursday April 14!
• Dr. Newberry signs transfer agreement with Campbellsville University! This statewide agreement allows KCTCS applied associate programs to transfer to one of the following bachelor program at Campbellsville University: criminal justice, business administr
• Report: More CEOs staying put
• Strong winds bring need for roofers; here are five in Louisville
• Straw dogs
• Move over Uncle Mo
• Inbox — April 6, 2011
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Sam Meyers Formal Wear
• Peepster car surely signals spring
• Delta Air Lines more prompt in February
• Kentucky Auditor issues report critical of Louisville’s Dismas Charities
• Kentucky auditor calls for more information from Dismas Charities
• Lower Medicare Advantage rates could affect Humana
• Bill to repeal 1099 paperwork burden clears Congress
• Louisville won’t fund plan to open Kentucky Kingdom in 2012
• Insight now offering 100 HD channels in Louisville
• Derby season brings odd impersonator
• Herpetology weekends at two Kentucky state parks
• Coffee and scholarship this Thursday, April 7th 11:30–12:30 in the Mansion. Join Professor Nicholas Weatherly for his talk on Behavior-Analytic Research at Spalding University: with a Special Focus on Autism.
• The Webster Gorlok has won!!
• Good morning everyone! Isn't the sun beautiful? And everything is so green, we need the green after last year's drought. I hope your minds have lots of healthy sprouts of knowledge in this 4th week of the term. It's midterm time!
• Donan Engineering opens Iowa office
• This afternoon at 4:15 in the ELC Lectorium the School of Liberal Studies Film Series presents Pluralism in America.
• Happy Tuesday! Tonight there is a Time Management and Stress Workshop on campus @ 6pm. Please join us!
• Kindred target RehabCare to lay off 140
• Queens Library's Family Literacy program Wins National Award
• Louisville’s Thunder Preview Party on Thursday, sponsored by McDonald’s
• Kindred Healthcare acquires CareSouth California operations
• Toyota expects to idle North American plants
• Please vote for the Gorlok!!
• SWA cancels flights for investigation
• Ivy Tech plans job and school-transfer fair
• It’s called a dictionary — use it
• Toyota wins lawsuit over sudden-acceleration
• We are hosting Open House at the Louisville campus this Thursday, 5 to 6:30pm. Tell a friend!
• Slugger Museum opens renovated gift shop
• Kroger, JPMorgan Chase hit in Epsilon data breach
• United begins Louisville-Dulles service today
• Good morning all! Just outside our office doors, new carpet tiles are being installed. Maybe these won't peel? Let's cross our digits.
• The baseball team swept Fontbonne University over the weekend winning 8-1 on Friday, 1-0 and 3-2 on Saturday. The wins bring their record to 14-7. The Golden Eagles are scheduled to play a doubleheader against MacMurray College this afternoon.
• UPS crash report stresses battery dangers
• Kentucky Derby Festival 2011 event schedule
• FRED MEYER JEWELERS ANNOUNCES GRAND OPENING FESTIVITIES FOR SHELBYVILLE STORE
• Kentucky Senator McConnell opposed to Obama’s “back door” energy tax
• Way More Than Books: The Downtown Library has several great programs this week: Scrapbooking your Future (using scrapbooking to picture your success)" Financial Aid Myths and Realities ,and Introduction to Career Research. Stop in to check it out.
• Ky. legislature approves online business center
• Bowfishing seminar at Kenlake
• SITE Selection magazine cites Danville
• Raytheon lays off 51 in Louisville
• Louisville BAE gets $33M Navy contract
• Breeders’ Cup CEO resigns for new job
• Louisville job fair geared for young adults
• Factory orders rose 3.1% in January
• Kroger profit gains 9%; grocer plans $1B buyback
• U.S. jobless rate dips to 8.9% as growth accelerates
• Wacky and weird was the week in Louisville
• Kentucky Auditor releases audit report critical of Oldham County Fiscal Court
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Happy April Fools Day! Tell us the best prank you've ever pulled on someone.
• It doesn’t have to end this way! Current students: receive next year’s tuition at this year’s rate. Learn more about our guaranteed tuition program at (when you get there, just click on the pig!).
• Plays in ten minurtes or less at Hanover
• Come support Spalding University’s Cross Country team at their Pasta Dinner on Derby Mini Marathon Eve.
• Are you graduating in May or August? Have you earned more than 60 hours of college level credits? Planning to transfer to Uof L summer or fall 2011? Now is the time to get started with the admissions process. Check out U of L Instant Admit Day!
• The Louisville Orchestra Presents: La Mer
• Proposed Title V Operating Permit for Industrial Container Services
• New York Times spends 36 hours in Louisville
• Ashland sells distribution business to Nexeo Solutions
• Now, this is funny. Sort of.
• And, it's Thursday!!!, the 3:30 of the work week.
• A little reminder, our next Open House is Thursday April 7th, 5 to 6:30 pm. If you know of a friend you think would be a good classmate, pass it along!
• Speed Museum names Resnik chief operating officer
• Monthly unemployment rates fall in 93 Kentucky counties
• Lightyear Network Solutions records first profitable quarter as public company
• Nine companies could bring 307 jobs to Louisville area
• Elephants walked by 2 JCTC campuses today. You always knew this place was a circus, right?
• The deadline for several scholarships is TODAY. But it's not too late. Get the application here.
• West African music dance event
• Kentucky fast-track filings now available
• Kentucky’s Attorney General announces $10 million settlement with drug companies
• Chase increases Kentucky small-business lending 152 percent
• Grants available for adult college students in Kentucky
• Louisville-Southern Indiana Bridges Authority looks at ways to trim costs of $4.1B project
• Pandora feasts in The Dinner
• Animal Services Consults with Humane Society to Increase Adoptions
• More changes coming to Louisville’s Metro Animal Services
• well, we're into week three. How's your class going? Mine is a killer!
• Intuit: Small-business employment hours up in March, wages flat
• Final Four travel won’t be cheap for Cats fans in Louisville
• Business First apps offer something for me, too
• Top 10 worst cities for allergy sufferers
• Lane Bryant parent to close 240 stores; Fashion Bug taking big hit
• Craftsman Collection closes store at Trader Joe’s site
• Kentucky GED graduates can apply for $1,500 scholarships
• Congratulations new Phi Theta Kappa members!
• Patrick Conway named managing director for Wells Fargo in Kentucky
• March job cuts decline in Kentucky, rise in Indiana
• Horseshoe Foundation lends $96,000 to businesses
• Fake Issue: Greg Fischer scores interview with LEO Weekly
• Fake Issue: Tolls for poles
• Fake Issue: Inbox — March 30, 2011
• Fake Issue 2011
• Louisville’s Urban League to honor disreputable extortionist
• Kentucky’s Senator Rand Paul responds to President Obama’s Libya Address
• SBA opens 504 refinancing to more firms
• Carl Ray to auction 25 acres at Old Henry Crossing
• Yum Brands’ Novak makes Barron’s ‘Best CEOs’ list
• Louisville airport authority bonds get A-plus rating from Fitch
• Louisville posts largest jump in managerial hiring
• Attention students: The Endowed Scholarship Application deadline is this Friday, April 1st at 5 pm!
• Financial Times names Ford CEO Alan Mulally its Person of the Year
• The African American Students of Excellence Awards is Thursday. Congratulations students on your academic achievements!
• Kia Store to add 30 to sales staff
• launched the RN to BSN Program, with students enrolled this quarter! Interested in this program to expand your career? Find out more online at
• Vision Airlines starts nonstop service to Florida destinations
• U.S. home prices off to 'dismal' start in 2011
• YPAL hosts entrepreneurial seminar
• Tonight is the March MBA Round Table! Come by to discuss enhancing YOUR PERSONAL BRAND!
• Spalding University's Tyler Brown, a freshman from Joliet, Ill. (Joliet West), has been named the Diamond Sports SLIAC Baseball Pitcher of the Week for the week of March 21-27. Also, Spalding University's Kyle Barbee, a freshman from Hopkinsvil
• The Spalding University baseball team began conference play this weekend as they welcomed Principia to town for a 3 game set. The Golden Eagles swept Principia making their record 10-6 on the season.
• Spalding University Softball's Hannah Stucker, a freshman from Shelbyville, Ky. (Shelby County), has been named the SLIAC Softball Hitter of the Week for the week of March 21-27.
• Today: Keenan Lecture, Through My Eyes, The Rights of Women in Islam. 7:00 p.m. Lecture, followed by Reception in the Egan Leadership Center Lectorium.
• KMAC Receives Harrison County Community Foundation Grant
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Louisville mayor declares war on sewer rats
• Greater Louisville Inc. names 2011 board
• Free GED testing offered in Kentucky
• Kentucky governor signs bill to help home buyers and homeowners
• Kentucky loses 3,300 construction jobs in 12 months
• Maker’s Mark releases Keeneland bottle
• MSD names new chairman, vice chairman
• EBay to buy GSI Commerce for $2.4B
• Papa John’s files terms of Flanery’s departure
• Top of the lists: 18-Hole Golf Courses
• Brown-Forman promotes Brown IV
• UPS expands Hong Kong-to-Europe service
• Norton Healthcare wins national quality award
• ISA posts higher 4Q, year results
• What a weird week in wonderful Louisville
• Louisville loans $235,000 to local businesses
• Louisville mayor honors Bellarmine basketball team
• Happy Friday! Have you been checking out the University Marketplace? If not, you are missing out!
• Audwin Helton resigns from MSD board
• BAE celebrates start of submarine work
• UPS named top business services brand
• U of L, Home of the Innocents expand pediatric partnership
• SBDC plans state contracting seminar
• Please stop by the Huff Gallery on Wednesday, March 30th between 11:30 and 12:30 to view student art work, meet students and have a light lunch. The exhibition will continue through April 10th.
• Wildflower Extravaganza at Audubon
• Jewish Hospital parent names Laird president and CEO
• Today is always the best day, for it is all we have.
• Spalding University Softball has jumped out to the early advantage in the first ranking in the USCAA week two coaches poll.
• U of L expands Global MBA program to India
• today is the last day to Drop or Add.
• Kentucky awards $4.22M to SureGene, 13 others
• Brown-Forman to buy back up to $250M in common stock
• Kentucky Derby Festival 2011
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• BBB warns about gas saving gimmicks
• France's Schneider Electric to pay $268M for Summit Energy
• Kentucky’s unemployment rate stuck at 10.4%
• Oetken named director of Louisville SBDC
• U.S. Postal Service to cut 7,500 jobs
• Kentucky State Fair raising admission
• U of L company enters Rice business competition
• State, federal jobless reports show little change
• Work begins on $8M Brookstone Senior complex
• Louisville FOP Lodge 614 holding benefit for Hayli Nobles
• Mountjoy Chilton Medley named among largest regional firms
• Additional salsa event
• Starbucks strikes deals for digital content
• Louisville government revenue report shows mild improvement
• Mark your calendars for Spalding University: Alumni Day at the Downs on June 5 at 11:00 am!
• Spalding University's Kyle Just, a junior from Louisville, Ky. (St. Xavier), has been named the Diamond Sports SLIAC Baseball Hitter of the Week for the week of March 7-13.
• The Downtown LRC (Library) is closed this morning with plans to open at 1 p.m. All classes scheduled for this morning are cancelled. Classes that begin at 1:15 or later are scheduled to meet. A power outage on campus overnight has caused continued probl
• Japan disasters may force production cuts at U.S. Toyota plants
• Kentucky governor signs laws to protect seniors from abuse
• Key Electronics secures tax abatement for expansion
• All clear at JBS Swift plant after ammonia leak
• AirTran stockholders OK Southwest merger
• Invesco promotes four Louisville executives
• Amid merger talks, St. Joseph CEO departs for post in Texas
• Humana wins supplier diversity award
• The softball team swept Principia College 5-0 in the first game, and 10-1 in the second on Monday making their record 6-4 on the season.
• The baseball team split with Earlham College yesterday losing the first game 3-0, and winning the second 6-4. Their record is 7-6.
• Kentucky among nation’s poorest states
• Kentucky State Parks 2011 Race Series begins with Goose Creek 5K
• States’ tax receipts fall $14.3B in 2010
• Family fun at Barren River Lake
• Nation’s architects see signs of recovery
• H&R Block is offering a special opportunity for a free second look at last year’s tax return to ensure your work and school related deductions and credits were given! Come by the campus between 5-6pm.
• Fifth Third increases dividend to 6 cents
• Something in the air
• Sandy Puc' & Jerry Ghionis Race Into Louisville for Photography's Power of Passion Tour
• Inbox — March 23, 2011
• Compromising health
• Canal knowledge
• Saturday cleanups set for Shawnee and Chickasaw neighborhoods
• Louisville teacher Merritt Robinson honored for civic education leadership
• Louisville’s revenue report shows income up slightly
• Kentucky governor signs bills to benefit and honor veterans
• Alberts, de Chabert to lead Ali Center on interim basis
• Kentucky Center calls off Thunder Over Louisville event
• March 21 Towers: D.A. Carson and peculiar providence; Wellum talks church and seminary; and Haykin helps readers rediscover the Church Fathers
• Papa John's founder Schnatter gets pay boost
• The Spalding Mindfulness Club is sponsoring the Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction program. The informational session will be Thursday at 1 pm in the Success Center located in the Library. Contact Robin Tapp at 502 551-6668 or rtapp@spalding.edu for more
• The School of Liberal Studies presents, Through My Eyes: The Rights of Women in Islam, a lecture presented by Haleh Karimi on Tuesday March 29, at 7:00 pm. Free reception to follow lecture. For more information call 502 585-7122.
• Kroger opening Shelbyville store
• Humana, Intel-GE Care Innovations unveil telehealth pilot
• Paul Coomes to speak at next ACG Kentucky breakfast
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Louisville area gains 2,800 jobs in 2010
• Toyota to keep Japan plants idle until March 26
• Louisville Urban League to honor Host, Coleman
• KMAC Presents 'Craft Meets Technology'
• KMAC Presents David Sharpe: Re-Defining Sunsets
• Acti-Kare's Flexible Service Levels Support Dignity for Louisville Seniors
• Key Electronics might add 30 jobs
• Allan Cowen retiring from Fund for the Arts
• Louisville Metro Police receive honor awards
• Little Clinic opens at Kroger Marketplace in Shelbyville
• Yum Brands CEO David Novak gets salary boost
• Confessions from ‘advertising bad boy’ impart lessons
• Mount Washington to get first movie theater
• S.Y. Bancorp filing shows meeting date, executive compensation
• Verizon will bring 4G to Louisville this year
• Day one of week two of the term. Are you in the right class? You can still drop or add this week.
• Baptist media note SBTS “Love Wins” panel discussion
• UPS starts shipments of Japan relief
• Churchill Downs management shuffle roles
• If you are on the Downtown Campus tomorrow stop by the Student Support Services Health Fair 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., JEC Building, Suite 300. Free health checks, free snacks and other freebies! Stop smoking info too!
• AT&T to buy T-Mobile for $39B
• Last week was a bit weird in wonderful Louisville
• Fischer Names Merger 2.0 Task Force
• Louisville’s UPS helping in Japan relief effort
• The Spalding University softball team played a doubleheader against Hanover at Derby City Field Thursday and swept the Panthers, winning game 1, 2-1 and game 2, 8-5.
• Spalding University's Kyle Just, a junior from Louisville, Ky. (St. Xavier), has been named the Diamond Sports SLIAC Baseball Hitter of the Week for the week of March 7-13.
• The Louisville Orchestra Presents: London
• Borders reverses St. Matthews closing decision
• Businesswomen, no matter the country, have much in common
• Edge Outreach prepares to offer help to Japanese
• Ky. Trade Center offers program on India
• Nuts N Stuff relocating to Barret
• Ky. Fair Board names media official
• BB&T, U.S. Bancorp raise dividends
• Full House Resorts gets Ind. gaming license
• Humana’s Concentra buys Oregon business
• Kentucky’s Attorney General warns about Japan disaster relief scams
• Where is your favorite place to enjoy March Madness?
• Fischer names members of task force to study merger
• The five books that inspire Kent Taylor
• Remember: the new tobacco policy begins Monday. No smoking within 50 feet of a door.
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Happy St. Patrick's Day!
• Louisville mayor goes out to fill potholes
• Steel Technologies executives accused of insider trading
• Jefferson Co. jobless rate topped 11% in January
• Wealth is more than financial assets
• Louisville population soared from 2000, Census shows
• Learn about the coming Super Full Moon from the JCTC Observatory.
• Few gains seen for summer jobs for teens
• FedEx earnings dip 3%
• Fifth Third Bancorp completes exit from TARP
• Great Northern buys American Slate
• Area bars gear up for NCAA games, St. Patrick’s Day
• Mark your calendars!
• Good mornin t'y'all! The basement garage is dry! The parking lot is all open. Hooray!
• Irish-American Heritage Month 2011, by the numbers
• Louisville mayor wants to expand jobs in health fields
• Jefferson Memorial Forest Hosting ‘Raptor Day’ March 26
• Airport authority to reissue up to $40 million in bonds
• Adopt-a-Highway groups to ‘spring clean’ roadsides, preserve Kentucky’s beauty
• Two Gentlemen arrive in Hanover
• WAVE-TV general manager Steve Langford retiring
• The Spalding Mindfulness Club is sponsoring the Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction program. The informational session will be March 24 at 1 pm in the Success Center located in the Library. Contact Robin Tapp at 502 551-6668 or rtapp@spalding.edu for more
• Suze Orman says, Take my class, girlfriends!
• Lawren Just named woman golf executive of year
• UPS names first chief sustainability officer
• Pizza Hut offering free pizza for NCAA upsets
• Louisville metro councilmen ask mayor to investigate MetroSafe
• Fischer outlines vision to make Louisville wellness and aging hub
• Alan Mulally’s speech to GLI meeting exhibits confidence, vision
• Hey Alumni! Check out the University of Phoenix Alumni page to see what awesome discounts you have at your fingertips. alumni.phoenix.edu
• Don’t forget – Cowen once was called ‘prickly'
• Inbox — March 16, 2011
• Pump it up
• Preston!
• Rare birds
• A weak, mad and shrill session
• ABCs of the NCAA
• Horseshoe to reopen at 10 a.m. Wednesday
• Jim Fry went downstairs with garbage bags on his feet to take this photo for you. Notice the grass line.
• Once again, it’s The Ides of March
• UPS resumes flights to Japanese airport
• AAF-McQuay gets state incentives for expansion project
• Community Health Charities names Kentucky leader
• Audubon presents Wilderness Survival
• Derby Festival launches online Pegasus Pin program
• New CEO Figueroa working to transform Omnicare
• Mark your calendars for the Spalding Cross Country Pasta Dinner: April 29, 5-8 pm in the University Center located at 824 S. 4th Street.
• UPS CEO’s total comp grows to $10.7M
• Louisville home sales decrease in February
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Michael McCallister joins list of Humana executives selling stock
• Tourism groups recognize Louisville events
• Spalding Softball is off to 2-0 start. The Golden Eagles began the season on a road trip to Virginia Beach where they defeated Pitsburgh-Greens 8-4 on March 4 and Virginia State 5-0 the following day.
• Lady Gaga makes post-concert appearance at Louisville club
• Sypris Solutions reports net 4Q loss, higher sales
• One-of-a-Kind Derby Hats Coming to KMAC Gallery Shop
• The chromium-6 hoax: Louisville’s drinking water is just fine, thank you
• Churchill Downs results improve in fourth quarter
• WLKY avoids Cards-Cats dilemma
• Spalding Baseball Defeats Framingham St. in Florida Opener.
• UPS names Gutmann president worldwide sales
• Fourth Street Live adding Philly Station
• Tierra Kavanaugh Turner puts emphasis on family
• New Albany schools considering job cuts
• New pizza restaurant coming to St. Matthews
• INVESTKentucky Equity conference returns in June
• March is Social Work month! Come check out the information session TODAY for our BSSW and MSW programs. It will be held in the second floor lounge in Mansion East from 5-6 pm. For the complete month's schedule, go to
• Report: Borders will close 75 more stores
• Fuel prices rise another 10 cents per gallon
• Were you a student in the Fall or are enrolled right now? If you enroll for Fall 2011, your tuition is guaranteed not to go up in 2011-12.
• Councilman David James announces crime prevention initiative for Old Louisville
• Weird and wonderful, another week in Louisville
• Be sure to set your clocks forward tonight
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Applications for Student Housing are now OPEN. Students planning to live on campus next fall may submit their applications here.
• Testing Confirms Quality of Louisville's Drinking Water
• The theme for Rat Race 2011 has been announced!
• Senator Rand Paul’s toilet
• Billy Graham School plans Great Commission Week events
• Happy Friday! Don't forget to register for our MBA Taste of Class for March 14th @ 6pm. Call 502-423-0149 for more details.
• Yes, there is water on part of the parking lot and the lower level garage is inaccessible. The elevators are out of commission from water flowing into the shafts. Our Career Makeover Workshop is still on for tomorrow. If you are attending and are not abl
• SBTS will hold “Love Wins: A Conversation on Rob Bell’s New Book” Thursday, March 17
• Tempted to Tweet: Post your favorite Moore-isms to win
• Cane Run Elementary Community Playground set for completion in the Spring
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Eckart America
• Hearing on Proposed Title V Operating Permit Renewal for Nuplex Resins, LLC
• Future Spalding Students: The Admissions Office is hosting an Open House this Saturday, March 12 at 1 pm in the Egan Leadership Center on the corner of 4th and Breckinridge. Email alucas@spalding.edu to RSVP!
• Tri-state model railroad show at Greenbo Lake
• President of Louisville’s Metro Council asks for audit of grants
• Kentucky governor calls legislature into special session to fix Medicaid
• Jake Wardrip threw a shutout in the home opener defeating Earlham College 1-0.
• Spalding University's Tyler Brown, a freshman from Joliet, Ill. (Joliet West), has been named the Diamond Sports SLIAC Baseball Pitcher of the Week for the week of February 28-March 6.
• SBTS to welcome Phil Wickham as part of Heaven and Earth tour
• Things are lining up for our Career Workshop on Saturday. You still have time to register:
• Super Sunday was a statewide recruiting event held Feb. 27, aimed at increasing college enrollment of African American students. It was a great day and it's captured here in video. Super Sunday will be an annual event that keeps growing! Thanks to
• Need help making a stellar PowerPoint? Come to our PowerPoint Workshop tomorrow at 2pm on campus. Call 502-420-6907 for details.
• Inbox — March 9, 2011
• Sixth & Jefferson
• More than a roof and four walls
• Evil Republicans trying to defund the Cowboy Poetry Festival
• Louisville’s 2011 MetroFest calendar
• President King to request audit of NDF Grants over $5,000 in the last two years
• Proposed Title V Construction Permits for Rohm and Haas
• Proposed Agreed Board Order with Swift & Company
• Kentucky’s annual jobless rate falls to 10.5 % in 2010
• Campgrounds at Kentucky state parks open April 1
• Higher education tax credits for Kentuckians
• I'll be at the LSHRM luncheon and then Citicard today. Say Hi!
• The Spalding men’s basketball season came to an end Saturday as they defeated Lindenwood-Belleville 64-60 in the 3rd place game of the USCAA National Tournament. SLIAC Player of the Year DeWhon McAfee and Spalding senior Jamal Bacon were both named
• Kentucky Oaks winner Rachel Alexandra is pregnant
• The women's basketball team finished their second best season in school history on Saturday defeating Robert Morris-Springfield 65-49 in the 3rd place game of the USCAA National Tournament.
• Women’s History Month, by the numbers
• Louisville dance events
• It's always enlightening to take a look at the Webster institutional Fact Sheet.
• Folks, if you are under or unemployed, check out our Career Makeover Workshop this Saturday. It's just 15 bucks for a 9-1:30 day. Sign up now!
• Louisville Councilwoman Green accused of fraud, corruption, bribery and more
• Each day news stories point the importance of college. Recently a JCTC professor was frustrated because his students wouldn't read the assignments or follow directions or skipped class. He knows how important it is to learn this stuff. He spent 30 y
• JCTC nursing students are featured in a story about growing professions in Louisville. Nursing is still among the area's high wage, high growth fields. The story also says that technical skills are now more in demand, such as welding, plumbing and
• Getting a Golden Ticket to FCHS
• Wonderful weirdness this week in Louisville
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Lady Golden Eagles advance to the semifinals of the USCAA National Tournament!
• Spalding baseball splits at Centre College. In Game 1, the Golden Eagles defeated the Colonels 3-2 in extra innings. Centre took game 2 with a 9-0 shutout. Next up for Spalding will be their first home game of the year as they face Earlham College on Sun
• Golden Eagles Upset #1 Seed at USCAA!!!
• Barren River to offer ‘Chiks in the Stiks’ weekend
• Kentucky Democrats reject Republican plan to balance Medicaid budget
• SBTS doctoral student writes about church unity for Gospel Coalition
• The Louisville Orchestra Presents orKIDStra - Teddy Bear’s Guide to the Orchestra
• Kentucky’s governor signs landmark corrections reform bill into law
• Buffalo buffet at Rough River Dam
• After Spring Break, smoking will not be allowed within 50 feet of building entrances on all JCTC campuses and smokeless tobacco cannot be used indoors. Read about the college's new tobacco use policy.
• Yum Brands makes Fortune 'Most Admired' list
• Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams are participating in the USCAA National Tourney in Uniontown, PA. Both teams won their games in the opening round of tournament play yesterday. The Women play today at 5:30pm and the Men play tomorrow at 1:1
• University of Louisville team advances in business plan competition
• Baseball had a disappointing split in opening weekend. After losing their first game to Sewanee 11-10, they won the second game 9-5.
• Humana’s James Murray joins list of executives selling stock
• The St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) has announced the first Diamond Sports baseball players of the week for the 2011 season. Spalding University's Derek Ferch, a freshman from Louisville, Ky. (St. Xavier), has been named the Di
• Kelly Harrod has been named to the SLIAC All-Conference First Team. Beth Jamison, a senior forward for the Lady Golden Eagles was named to the SLIAC All-Conference Second Team and the All-Defensive Team. Spalding junior guard Megan Davis was named to the
• Ford issues another recall, including Louisville models
• The JCTC Quick Recall team has returned from its 1st appearance in the 2011 National Community College Championship Tournament. While Chipola Colllege of Florida took the top prize, JCTC battled through a tough bracket and proved themselves fierce compet
• Kleinert Kutz opens Chamberlain Pointe office
• UFC broadcast from Louisville will be first in 3D
• Jobless claims fall for second straight week
• The Louisville Orchestra Presents: Las Vegas
• Love, jealousy, and a life sized doll from Louisville Ballet
• Louisville Metro Councilman James creates Oak Street task force
• Majority Caucus issues statements on take home car settlement
• Join us for this year's Irish Coffee for fun, food, music, door prizes and the finest Irish coffee this side of Dublin. The event will be held in the Mansion this Saturday, March 5, from 10 am-12 pm. Mass will precede the event at 9:15 am in the cha
• Take advantage of online registration for Summer and Fall to get the classes you want!
• What’s the big idea?
• Lien on me
• Inbox — March 2, 2011
• It’s not easy being Green
• St Patrick's Day Open Bottle Night Wine, Spirit And Beer Tasting
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Lubrizol
• First Lady Jane Beshear announces Kentucky Literacy Celebration Reading List
• This is Dr. Meaux and me from the Louisville Urban League's Education Summit on January 26th. Courtesy of @Kenisha Thompson.
• I'll be at Insight Communications at Commerce Crossing tomorrow from 8am to noon, and 3 to 7pm for an education fair. Stop by and say hello.
• SONS will be hosting Soup Day tomorrow, Wednesday, March 2 in the CHNS lobby. Stop by for a bowl of soup, crackers, and a drink all for only $3.50.
• Career Workshop! March 12! Register ahora!
• Men's basketball player, DeWhon McAfee, was named SLIAC Player of the Year and head coach Kevin Gray was selected as Coach of the Year!
• Join us for Sullivan Discovery Days - Lexington and Louisville Campuses this Sat., March 5, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. RSVP at www.sullivan.edu/rsvp
• Papa John’s CFO Flanery retires
• Ventas, Nationwide Health to form largest health care REIT
• Stock Yards one of two Kentucky banks rated ‘buy’
• Polar Plunge raises $330,000 for Special Olympics in Louisville
• Welenken Himmelfarb CPA firm rebrands as Welenken CPAs
• Edmunds: Ford, Toyota, GM to report higher February sales
• Louisville upcoming dance events
• Four candidates vying for U of L engineering post
• Humana shares jump on news of Tricare contract
• Top of the lists: General Contractors
• Louisville-area fuel prices still rising
• Apparently February showers bring sirens in the night, not March flowers. In these times of weather-induced seclusion, ponder your master's program choice. Call me when you're ready.
• Looking for something to do? Check out MEISHI STREET, a film presented by the School of Liberal Studies this Tuesday, March 1, at 4:15 pm in the ELC Lectorium. The film shows ordinary citizens taking a stand against the planned destruction of their homes
• Almost Family earnings, profit rise
• Museum to Raffle off a Marvin Finn Rooster Valued at $2,500
• Welcome to the wonderful week of weird news from Louisville
• A great day at "1st G." JCTC partnered with the church to talk about the importance of higher education. KCTCS colleges throughout the state partnered with African American churches on this first Super Sunday.
• Super Sunday is tomorrow! Join us at 1st Gethsemane Baptist Church.
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Humana unit retains $23.5 billion Defense Department contract
• Zappos knows how to “Wow” ’em
• Louisville’s pedophile priests
• Humana CEO McCallister talks with Washington Post
• Fischer to speak to Lyndon business association
• Web site links Kentucky Derby visitors with rooms for rent
• STUDENTS: Your financial aid could be in jeopardy! Help stop the government from decreasing funding for the Pell Grant by joining Save Student Aid. For more information, go to:
• Farm machinery show sees boost in attendance
• US WorldMeds wins $3M grant to develop addiction-treatment drug
• Meet the man behind some of the city’s big deals
• Forty Under 40 nomination time
• Chick-fil-A: Free fries March 4
• Louisville creates office to pursue global business
• JCTC will hold its 22nd annual Career/Allied Health Fair from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Monday, Feb. 28, in the Health Sciences Building, Lower Level, 110 W. Chestnut St., on the college’s Downtown Campus at Second and Chestnut streets. The career fai
• Omnicare posts $65M loss in 4Q
• Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft Receives $60,000 Grant
• Women behind Alley Theater's bars
• Metro Council approves ordinance to revise the use of a Conditional Use Permit for neighborhoods
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Caldwell Tanks
• PharMerica 4Q earnings drop, miss analyst estimates
• Super Sunday is Feb. 27! Read about it in Business First.
• The Obama administration doesn’t even know how to spell Libya
• Louisville lenders get millions in New Markets Tax Credits
• KCTCS to hold minority education forums
• The School of Social Work will be holding a session on Friday, February 25, from 9 am-12 pm called "HIV/AIDS: Medical and Social Issues" as part of their Continuing Education Series. The event is open to the public and will be located in room 5
• Louisville Metro government's Beth Niblock named a ‘Top Doer and Dreamer’ for 2011
• Graduating sophomores: win the speech contest and earn $100 and all the fame you can stand!
• Humana picks AmerisourceBergen as its drug wholesaler
• Kentucky offers millions in tax breaks to UPS, SpiralEdge, Cardinal Aluminum, others
• Job searching? The local Webster University Alumni Association chapter is putting on a Career Makeover Workshop on Saturday March 12th. Register on our website. It's from 8:30 to 1:30, and costs just $15 which includes materials and a brunch prepare
• Did you know the CREW center lists jobs from companies looking to hire JCTC students. Click the link to get the list!
• Four businesses get METCO loans
• Aegon posts 4Q profit decline, plans more consolidations
• Ford recalls 150K F-150 pickups
• Toyota to recall 2.17M vehicles
• Open House this evening from 5-6:30!!
• Executive Women International Meeting
• The Louisville Orchestra Presents 'Seville'
• The Louisville Orchestra Presents 'St. Petersburg'
• 80 of top 100 U.S. markets, including Louisville, suffer decline in key economic measure
• Former Humana chairman David Jones Jr. sells $9.8M in shares
• Kentucky State Parks offer March lodging specials
• Spalding University Psi Chi is holding a coat drive this week and next week (ends Friday, March 4). They are collecting new or gently used children's and adults' coats, gloves, hats, and scarves. The winter gear will be donated to the Family Sc
• In celebration of Black History Month, Spalding University will host an event called Teamwork for Education and Access: Creating a Stronger Kentuckiana THIS Thursday, February 24, from 6-7:30 pm with a reception afterward. The event will be held in the A
• Louisville’s Metro Council honors outstanding community leaders
• Sheila Jackson-Lee: Stuck on stupid?
• I just discovered that Webster will be offering a Master of Arts in Media Literacy online soon. This is awesome!
• Stop by the JCTC Downtown Library from 10 a.m to 2 p.m. today for its first Community Engagement Fair. The American Diabetes Association, Muhammad Ali Center, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Louisville Science Center, Anne Braden Institute for Social Justice,
• Origami Weekend Will Feature Artists from Around the World
• Suffer the little children
• Sixth & Jefferson
• Inbox — Feb. 23, 2011
• Sixth & Jefferson
• All aboard?
• KMAC Celebrates 30 Years of Promoting Kentucky's Art and Craft Heritage
• UPS expands service to 10 Asian ports
• Barnes & Noble eyes Borders locations
• Who was William Whitley and why is there a Kentucky State Park named for him?
• Enrolling for the spring quarter - including our new A.A.S. in Civil Engineering Computer Aided Design Drafting (Civil CADD). Classes begin March 28 - what are you waiting for?
• Enjoy helping others help themselves? Are you inspiring and motivational? Check out Spencerian's new Certified Personal Trainer diploma program (enrolling for the Spring quarter!)
• Do you know a high school junior or senior with a passion for food? Get them to Sullivan University's Culinary Camp this summer, June 12-17, 2011. Find out more:
• Already have your Bachelor Degree? Ready for that next step to further your career? Attend the Graduate School Open House this Thursday, February 24, and find out how we keep you moving in the right direction.
• Sullivan e-learning Virtual Open House happening now through February 28. Check it out at
• MBA Round Table tonight @ 6PM. Be there or be square!
• JCTC's Quick Recall Team heads to Florida this week for a national tournament! Congratulations players on this impressive invitation!
• Humana forms joint venture with South Africa’s Discovery Holdings
• Looks like all the presidents are related to George Washington
• Governor receives report on transforming education in Kentucky
• The men's basketball team defeated Principia College 92-78. DeWhon McAfee scored a game high 31 points. Jamal Bacon had his best game of the season on senior day scoring 17 points, grabbing 10 rebounds and 3 steals. Next up for the Golden Eagles wi
• The men's basketball team overcame a 17 point deficit to send Covenant College home with a loss on Friday, 67-63. Spalding was led by DeWhon McAfee with 15 points. Jamal Bacon hit four 3 pointers and scored 13 points.
• The women's basketball team defeated Principia on Saturday 74-56. Melinda Leavell led the Lady Golden Eagles with 14 points while Lauren Reed and Kelly Harrod both chipped in with 11. Up next for the Lady Golden Eagles will be their final game of th
• Louisville dance events
• Feb. 21 Towers: fire-fading marriages; confessing the sins of a seminarian; and Getty answers “Three Questions”
• President's Day. The college is closed. How are you spending your day?
• Textile Workshop for Adults Scheduled at KMAC
• New Albany apartment complex sold following foreclosure
• How will the leftist media handle another Black man running for president?
• Photos from Thursday announcement about Super Sunday. Super Sunday is Feb. 27. JCTC will be at 1st Gethsemane Baptist Church!
• Weekly weirdness from wonderful Louisville
• Proposed Amendments to APCD Regulations
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Karen Sypher sentenced to 7 years in Pitino extortion case
• Check out JCTC on WDRB-TV 41.
• Great story in the CJ today about Gov. Steve Beshear's visit to JCTC and the announcement about the exciting Super Sunday event Feb. 27.
• Analyst hikes Fifth Third recommendation
• Ford and Russian carmaker Sollers plan joint venture
• Louisville needs to apologize to the farmers
• Woods lore and tracking at Carter Caves
• RNS Quote of the Day features Mohler
• Spalding Suites Progress: Preparing to pour the concrete!
• Farm Machinery Show kicks off in Louisville
• Ford supplier Martinrea Heavy Stampings to add 150 new jobs
• Five million dollar expansion at Kentucky’s Heaven Hill Distillery
• REMINDER: Register today for the MBA Round Table on Feb. 22nd. If you have any questions, please contact Brandy Savage at 502-420-6907.
• Mohler tells pastors to save people from ignorance, ABP notes
• Sixth & Jefferson
• Sixth & Main
• Date Night in the Garden of Eden
• Inbox — Feb. 16, 2011
• Humana Military enters partnership to employ visually impaired
• Heaven Hill adds space for whiskey storage
• Horseshoe attendance fell in January
• Martinrea confirms 150 new jobs at Shelbyville plant
• Steel Technologies to acquire NuPro Steel
• Cirque de Soleil show coming to Louisville
• Kentucky Realtor association president says it's an 'ideal environment' for buyers
• Kentucky slips in consumer-distress index
• Borders files for Chapter 11
• National Processing Co., Security Card Services renew contract
• Dynastar Ventures buys My Affordable Energy
• Two Louisville Borders stores closing, along with 200 others
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for BAE Systems
• Super Sunday is Feb. 27. This statewide recruiting event will help increase the number of African American college graduates. Be a part of it!
• The time I tried to tear down the Big Four Bridge
• The School of Liberal Studies Film Series: February 22, at 4:15 in the ELC Lectorium.
• “Gaga” about the Grammys: Burk comments about pop-music theology
• Save the DATE!!!! Day at the Downs will be Saturday, June 25th. (gift idea: Father's Day is June 19th)
• Do you have a message about how drugs and alcohol adversely affect students during their college years? Would you like to help get the word out to your peers on campus? Then you should enter the "What's the Truth" (about drugs and alcohol)
• Dale Hollow Lake to host hunting, fishing expo
• Now that it's over, what did you do this Valentine's Day?
• The governor will be on the Downtown Campus at 1 p.m. Thursday to announce a special recruiting event called Super Sunday. Stop by the Health Sciences Auditorium to see Gov. Beshear and KCTCS President Michael B. McCall.
• Story time with Louisville Ballet tonight
• Jefferson County school board will allow Berman decision to stand
• Kentucky, Indiana pledge $22M to fund completion of Big Four Bridge
• Hilliard: Loss of refund loans could hurt Republic
• UPS rival FedEx cuts profit forecast
• Ann Coffey leaves Women 4 Women to join U of L
• Justin Bieber leads Pizza Hut reading program
• Former Brown-Forman CFO Phoebe Woods shares view from inside board rooms
• Nucleus company Advanced Energy Materials wins federal grant
• Delta SkyMiles no longer expire
• IRS ready to accept all returns
• Ports of Indiana ships largest tonnage since 2006
• Cordish files $600M suit against Maryland Jockey Club, others
• Obama wants to cut education to pay for faster trains
• TARC Buses Arrive Every 15 Minutes on Two Popular Routes
• The Women's Basketball team dropped both games on the road this weekend losing to Webster on Friday, 53-50 and Fontbonne the following day, 62-57. On Friday, Kelly Harrod lead all scorers with 29 points. On Saturday, Melinda Leavell scored a season
• The Men's Basketball team split their weekend road trip. On Friday night they lost to conference leading Webster University, 61-52. DeWhon McAfee scored a game high 23 points. On Saturday, they were able to hold off Fontbonne, 62-60. Cody Cutsinger
• Attn. Students: you could win an Amazon Kindle. See our website for details. www.webster.edu/louisville
• Valentine’s Day, by the numbers
• Derby City Film Festival 2011
• Donan Engineering to open Columbia, S.C. office
• Louisville Urban League plans career expo
• UPS Store arranges $22.5M in lending
• Sypris Electronics opens European subsidiary
• Jefferson County school board to revisit Berman contract decision Monday
• Louisville Urban League education forum planned
• Churchill completes renovation of Lexington offices
• Kentucky, Indiana seeking approval for changes to bridges project
• More wonderful, wacky, news from weird Louisville
• Was Kentucky’s Abraham Lincoln an evil racist?
• Louisville renames street in honor of extortionist
• Proposed Title V Operating Permit for Nuplex Resins LLC
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Tonight: Golden Eagle basketball at Webster University. The women's team plays at 6 pm and the men's team plays at 8 pm.
• Celebrating Black History Month at Audubon
• I received another job posting today from a graduate. Take note, Todd Klinglesmith is looking for Financial Advisors for Edward Jones.
• 'The Life and Work of Alma Lesch' Gallery Talk at KMAC
• Fisher & Phillips managing partner says competitors might be eyeing Louisville
• Chrysalis invests in Austin's TechSkills
• Amazing Grace shutting down Highlands store
• Louisville making payment to settle firefighters dispute
• Early Times julep bottle artist announced
• Heintzman named to Federal Reserve board
• Kentucky House passes Medicaid, education bill
• New Forever 21 store has plenty to grab attention
• Memories of ‘The Mall’ before Forever 21
• Republic Bank ordered to stop tax refund-anticipation loans; bank challenging decision
• Stupid Shelia Jackson Lee is back and at it again, this time attacking Pepsi
• The School of Nursing will be having an Information Session tonight at 5:30 in the College of Health and Natural Science building: 901 South Third Street Louisville, KY 40203.
• We were right. Toyota vindicated.
• February 14 is National Organ Donor Day
• Kentucky Bourbon Trail sees another spike in visitors
• Long John Silver’s launches ‘We Speak Fish’ campaign
• CapitalSouth Partners' Berryman named to ACG global board of directors
• Louisville ranked among ‘Fast-Food Capitals’
• Best Buy Geek Squad closures could benefit Louisville area
• Louisville — almost the nation’s fast-food capital
• Louisville home prices fall in 4Q
• Strong 4Q profit allows Humana to boost giving allowance
• Shelby County hosting a Snow Ball
• Spalding University's Dewhon McAfee has been named USCAA Player of the Week!
• Kentucky - birthplace of Abraham Lincoln
• Are you a young professional in southern Indiana looking for something out of the ordinary in an event? Go to the Young Community and Business Ambassadors of Southern Indiana event next Wednesday the 16th at Wick's Pizza in New Albany. It's not
• Something to think about: A human being is not attaining his full heights until he is educated. - Horace Mann
• Socialist Obama tells businesses to share profits with workers
• New dog, new tricks
• Iron (Quarter) Man
• Inbox — Feb. 9, 2011
• Taco Bell offering free tacos on Facebook as part of response to lawsuit
• Prep Sportswear leases space for Louisville distribution center
• Your Community Bank parent posts 4Q, 2010 profit
• Beacon Enterprise Solutions wins data center contract
• Los Monitos to open Prospect center
• Oldham County leaders searching for solutions on Community Care Clinic
• Madison, Ind., offering up to $1 million to businesses that expand there
• Taylor Swift plans Louisville concert
• Fed economist to speak at Venture Club
• Two companies could bring 55 jobs to Southern Indiana
• Young Playwrights presented at Walden
• Proposed Agreed Board Order with American Synthetic Rubber Company
• TONIGHT: Financial Aid/Scholarship Workshop at 6:30 in the Lectorium of the Egan Leadership Center.
• Today we are excited to celebrate the brithday of Louisville Campus Director Scot Mall! Happy Birthday, Scot!
• Louisville mayor schedules citizen meetings on city budget
• The Auerbach School of Occupational Therapy will be having two O.T. Information Sessions today. The first is an Undergraduate session and will be held at 1:00 pm. The second is a Graduate session and will be held at 3:00 pm. All O.T sessions are held in
• Kindred Healthcare to acquire RehabCare Group, form largest U.S. rehab provider
• Kindred Healthcare posts jump in revenue, profit
• Kindred, RehabCare stocks rise on news of purchase
• Four companies return to sponsor Thunder Over Louisville
• Wimsett worked plan to sell NPC
• Home of the Innocents among grant recipients
• Kindred purchase of RehabCare could create more than 100 Louisville headquarters jobs
• DENSO Air Systems to add 105 jobs in Hopkinsville
• Stem-cell developer MediVet-America opens Lexington center
• ZirMed strikes marketing deal with Altex Business Solutions
• Thank you for liking the Spalding University facebook page. We have now reached 500 "likes"! Please suggest this page to your friends so we can continue to spread the word about Spalding. (To suggest this page, click on "Suggest to Friends
• More on Louisville lefties’ support of Islamofascism
• Best Buddies is a program where college students are matched with similar aged peers with Intellectual & Development Disabilities. Please come out and learn more about this very special program: TODAY 11:45 to 3:00 in the library. Contact: TaNaa&rsqu
• Southern Seminary presenters announced for EMS
• Humana reports lower fourth 4Q profit, raises 2011 forecast
• Sue Ascanio named VP, GM at Belterra
• Teen job fair set for March 5
• Local ad execs rate Super Bowl ads
• Top of the lists: Digital/On-Demand Printers
• Allegra-East
• L&D Mail Masters Inc.
• FetterCMD, operating division of FetterGroup
• Fulfillment Concepts Inc.
• SHPS Inc.
• The Lady Golden Eagle's basketball team defeated Blackburn, 69-53 yesterday. Spalding had 4 players in double figures and was led by Kelly Harrod with 19 points. Beth Jamison scored 14 while Megan Davis and Lauren Reed both had 10 points. Next up w
• The men's basketball team won their 6th straight game defeating Blackburn, 71-52 yesterday. DeWhon McAfee scored 16 points while Cody Cutsinger scored 14 and Jemetrius Brasher scored 12. Next up for the Golden Eagles will be a road trip to Webster U
• Louisville lefties show support for Islamic revolution in Egypt
• Kentucky resort parks offering special Valentines buffet
• GSA (Gay-Straight Alliance) meets every Wednesday in the ELC (RED Cafe) at 4 pm. GSA is about coming together, being who you are and having fun with people who are not just like you, but just like you. If you have any questions contact Dustin Hall: dhall
• Weirdness abounds, in wonderful, wacky Louisville
• The Spalding University basketball teams will be playing at home this weekend against Blackburn College. The Women's team will play at 1 pm, and the Men's team will play at 3 pm.
• Texas Roadhouse is looking for a Payroll Tax Specialist II.
• Wall Street Journal features Moore
• On Thursday, February 10, the School of Nursing will be hosting an information session in the College of Health and Natural Science building from 5:30-7.
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Poets and soldiers at Hanover College
• Norman Rockwell exhibit planned for Slugger Museum
• U of L nursing grads excel on licensing exam
• National mental-health leader addresses pediatricians about growing need for care
• Sedulo Group launches Clarity market research service for pharmacutical companies
• Yum promotes David Russell to corporate controller
• LivingSocial launches Family Edition in Louisville
• Plan now to recruit, hire, train and develop top performers
• Manufacturer Koetter & Smith finds new uses for wood byproducts
• Donan Engineering plans office in Little Rock
• GCH International names president, CEO
• Kentucky’s junior senator, Rand Paul, gives his maiden speech
• We have already had a great start to Black History Month. Check events for the rest of February:
• Smith guest blogs for Stetzer
• Best Buddies is a program where college students are matched with similar aged peers with Intellectual & Development Disabilities. Please come out and learn more about this very special program: February 7th, 2011, 11:45 to 3:00 in the library. Conta
• Sweetheart weekend at Lake Barkley
• Coming Fall 2011: Spalding Suites! Groundbreaking will take place at 11:45 tomorrow, February 4, at 901 S 2nd St.
• Valentines getaway at Greenbo Lake
• I'll be at HCA aka NPAS today from 11-2 and 4-6 for an ed fair. Come by and say hi!
• Sypris Technologies adds supplier contract with ArvinMeritor
• Four S. Ind. companies look to add jobs
• Todd Blue-led auto group buys Houston Lamborghini dealer
• Former Kindred chief to lead Kentucky-based BioNeutral life-sciences operation
• Louisville independent businesses report sales boost
• Former Brown-Forman CFO Phoebe Wood to speak at FEI meeting
• Ford’s Quick Lane network grows to 600; refresh program launched
• Physicians management group merges with Blue & Co.
• Wear red tomorrow — it will be good for your heart
• Delta to accelerate fleet size cuts, raise fares
• Louisville’s new mayor cleaning up mess at the dog pound
• Finding a Choice at the Rud
• Kentucky’s Senator McConnell calls for vote to repeal ObamaCare
• Celebrate Valentines with dinner theater at General Butler
• Lamb releases new sports biography
• Happy Groundhog's Day! Today, Punxsutawney Phil after he did not see his shadow, thus predicting an early spring!
• U of L schedules Black History Month programs
• High winds knock out power to hundreds
• Flights canceled at Louisville airport Wednesday because of storm
• Groundhog Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Midwest buckles under storm, calls it a snow day
• Major investment for Lyndon Fire to be announced Wednesday
• Courier-Journal.com gets a new look
• ‘No copper’
• Inbox — Feb. 2, 2011
• A new, safe place
• Mad medicine
• Sixth & Jefferson
• What Happens When You Combine Market Research With Competitive Intelligence?
• Yum posts higher 4Q, 2010 earnings
• Louisville shedding jobs faster than most
• Dharma Construction will relocate HQ to Louisville
• Metro Animal Services director resigns
• U of L names orthopedic surgery chair
• Flowers to head UPS Global Freight
• LABSCO sold to private equity firm Frazier Healthcare
• Chase to open home ownership center in Louisville
• Preservation group preparing to respond to Main Street deal
• Bellarmine gets funding for growth from Gheens Foundation
• Senate bills to bar earmarks
• Oldham death sentence tossed
• Beshear criticizes 'reckless' federal spending in State of the Commonwealth speech
• September exit for Egypt's Mubarak not fast enough for foes
• David Williams proposes ending legislative session early
• Upcoming Louisville dance events
• Kentucky governor delivers State of the Commonwealth address
• Vast storm paralyzes Midwest
• Suspect in St. Matthews attempted murder case is caught
• Lawmakers can't take fee money for budget, court rules
• Couple point to each other as trial opens in toddler's beating death
• Jefferson Memorial Forest offering two “Sweetheart Hikes” for couples
• Ward-Pugh offers Energy Workshop on February 17th
• The property on the corner of 3rd and Breckenridge, The Olympic, is now leasing 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and is reaching out to single parents/married students at Spalding University. The property is not owned by Spalding but students would have full a
• On Tuesday, February 8th, there will be a Financial Aid/Scholarship Workshop at 6:30 in the Lectorium of the Egan Leadership Center.
• Celebrate Valentines at Dale Hollow
• Elizabeth clerk-treasurer asks judge to bar deputy from town offices
• the competition is evolving and will soon be announced. Taste buds won't be teased, but it'll be better than that. Stay tuned...
• Attention students: We are currently drafting the first campus newsletter ever. We wanted to know what information you want to see in this monthly newsletter. Please comment on this post so that your voice can be heard!
• Numerous flights to and from Louisville canceled or delayed due to Midwest storm
• Romance and fun for Valentines at Cumberland Falls
• Wind gusts up to 45 mph to accompany rain, snow overnight Tuesday
• The Louisville Orchestra Presents: Bernadette Peters - A Broadway Gala!
• Donan Engineering plans new office in Little Rock
• WFPL names Gabe Bullard as news director
• Blue & Co., Norton Healthcare partnership buys Texas purchasing organization
• Gannett profit climbs 30 percent
• UPS posts more profit, revenue in 4Q
• Louisville reaches agreement with Main Street developer to demolish Iron Quarter
• The men's basketball team beat MacMurray College tonight 83-74. Leading the way for Spalding was Dewhon McAfee who scored 20 of his 23 points in the second half. Also chipping in was freshmen Thomas Blakemore with 19 points and Jametrius Brasher wit
• The women's basketball team defeated MacMurray College tonight 64-44. The Golden Eagles had many players fill up the box score including Lauren Reed who recorded a double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds. Kelly Harrod had 12 points while Melind
• Spring quarter begins March 28! What are you looking forward to this Spring?
• Spring quarter begins March 28! What are you looking forward to this Spring?
• Spring quarter begins March 28! What are you looking forward to this Spring?
• Iron Quarter demolition OK'd with time to salvage facades
• A million sought for march on Egypt's Mubarak
• Fire destroys Preston Highway motorcycle business
• Kentucky man deported despite pleas from Marine son
• Judge OKs another mental exam for Steve Nunn
• Egypt's unrest concerns those with Kentucky ties
• 77 Jefferson elementaries honored for nutritional efforts
• Storm could engulf central third of nation
• Metro Parks hosting open house meeting to plan for corridor refinement of Louisville Loop
• District 19 Residents are Invited to Attend “Java with Jerry”
• Mayor to Live Stream News Conferences
• Kentucky state parks will offer Valentines packages
• Kentucky’s Secretary of State, Trey Grayson, resigns, goes to Harvard
• Kentucky Baptist Convention announces job cuts, salary freeze
• Valley Traditional student charged after fight
• Jan. 24 Towers: Payne goes urban; SBTS profs discuss Lord’s Supper; and Carson answers “Three Questions”
• Drug addiction separated father, son
• States, agencies seeking solutions
• Kentucky children caught in a web of drug abuse
• Enjoy the music of Patsy Cline at Carter Caves
• Barren River to host a 50s themed Honeymooners Weekend
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Troy Yocum Returns Home
• THE READER’S DIGEST “WE HEAR YOU AMERICA” 100 CITIES/100 DAYS RV TOUR COMES TO LOUISVILLE, KY AREA ON FEBRUARY 2ND
• Humana renews deal to offer SilverSneakers
• Yum promotes Russell to controller
• Diversity sought on Louisville's city panels
• Kentucky Senate President looks to Georgia for tax plan
• U.S. urges democracy for Egypt
• Service recalls Louisville's 62 homicide victims from 2010
• Visually impaired students compete in Braille challenge
• YMCA proceeding with plans for new urban, suburban branches
• Joseph Gerth | Mitch McConnell won't test history
• Wellness festival a form of therapy for pets and people
• Johnson reappointed to NLC’s 2011 Transportation and Infrastructure Services Steering Committee
• NLC reappoints Welch to serve on Human Development Policy and Advocacy Steering Committee
• District 12 “Coffee with your Councilman” begins a new year on Saturday, February 12th
• Employee suggestion program saves Kentucky millions
• Snow possible in Louisville Tuesday night after storm brings rain, gusty winds
• Vet hopes to prove Medal of Honor recipient in northern Kentucky graveyard
• Jobs for the Future | Confusion, low pay keep some on jobless aid
• Panel urges confidential search for University of Kentucky president
• Kentucky, Indiana firms got bulk of KFC Yum! Center construction work
• Aspiring artist Sarah Shay was getting her life together, and then ...
• Treatment is difficult for many to get
• Funds to fight a drug epidemic cut even as abuse of medicines kills record number of Kentuckians
• The Spalding men’s basketball team beat the Westminster College Blue Jays today, 70-59. Cody Cutsinger scored 12 points and DeWhon McAfee turned in 11 points and 8 assists. Next up for the Golden Eagles will be a home game against MacMurray College
• The women's basketball team suffered a heartbreaking loss to Westminster College today, 66-64. Beth Jamison led Spalding with 19 points and 18 rebounds. Kelly Harrod and Lauren Reed also had strong games scoring 14 and 13 points respectively. Next u
• James R. Carroll | New Senate rules aim to speed up process
• Lemme Doit | Schnitzelburg noise problem proves elusive
• Another weird, wacky week in wonderful Louisville
• Fort Campbell's 101st Airborne could get more time at home
• GOP accused of neglecting jobs
• Attendance strong at 54th annual boat and RV show, organizers say
• Alpha Natural Resources reaches $7.1 billion deal for Massey Energy
• Germantown couple dismissed from volunteer positions after suit filed against archdiocese
• New lottery game to be announced
• Lottery sales dip nearly 4 percent in first half of fiscal year
• Kentucky and Indiana lawmakers gain clout in the new Congress
• Economy is key issue, GOP gubernatorial hopefuls say
• This just in: War in Afghanistan is over, says President Obama
• Louisville lawyer challenging JCPS student assignment disputes survey showing support of plan
• Taco Bell takes its beef with lawsuit to public
• Christmas fire prompts legislator to propose automatic fire sprinklers for new homes
• Recall announced for Louisville company's cheese product sold in Kentucky
• Casino company buys River Downs
• Ford 2010 profit highest in a decade, workers get $5K bonuses
• Stimulus lets U of L energy center thrive and help others save
• Attic fire damages West Burnett home
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• Councilman James proposes live entertainment zoning for Old Louisville
• Two winter packages at Blue Licks Battlefield
• JCTC Communication Arts Technology student Kyle Conder earned a Bronze Award for photography at the 2010 Louisville Graphic Design Association 100 Show. The award was for his commercial photograph titled “Head Light.” Each year only 100 piec
• JCTC Culinary Arts students prevailed for the third year in a row at the Desserts First cook-off to benefit Kentuckiana Girl Scouts last night, Jan. 27. The competition challenges area chefs to create an appetizer and dessert using Girl Scout cookies. J
• Explore art at Audubon
• Rand Paul introduces pro-life, anti-alien, anti-food stamp, federal audit acts
• Southern Seminary Magazine draws more attention
• Riddle me this: Who is your FAVORITE instructor and why?
• Growth strengthened to 3.2 pct in Q4 of 2010
• Officials to open Challenger Learning Center at Shawnee on 25th anniversary of shuttle disaster
• The Louisville Orchestra Presents: Prague
• First Capital net income increases by 400 percent
• Vice President Biden coming to U of L
• Louisville Bats extend relationship with Cincinnati Reds
• Taco Bell reacts to beef lawsuit with ad campaign
• JCTC gets land for campus in Carroll County
• Ford nets largest profit in 11 years
• Wendy's rolling out breakfast beyond Louisville, other test markets
• Kentucky Lottery sales faltering
• Council moves toward regulation of video signs
• Prosecutors to seek death penalty in toddler's slaying
• Auditor blasts Mountain Water for conflicts of interest and weak oversight
• Louisville Assembly to get new plant manager Monday
• Lawsuit seeks child abuse records
• Louisville mayor’s State of the City speech today
• Environmentalists seek role in coal cases
• Kentucky to pay $8 billion more under 401(k)-style plan for state workers, study finds
• State chamber to oppose prescription requirement for methamphetamine ingredient
• Yum to buy back another $750 million in stock
• AND... we are planning a career makeover for professionals event on March 12, details to come. The public is invited, students and alumni receive a discounted rate.
• a fun and taste bud-teasing competition among classes is in the works. It has to do with our new Daytime MBA. Keep watching for details!
• Kentucky Attorney General nails AmeriHealth Mercy for $2 million
• Tonight at Spalding’s Egan Leadership Center, 4 pm-6 pm: Art educator round table with Beverly Fishman, Artist-in-Residence and head of the MFA in Painting program at Cranbrook Art Academy in Michigan. Join the Kentucky School of Art for an open pa
• The Spalding Women’s Basketball team won their 8th game in a row at Eureka College, 92-39. The Golden Eagles put 4 players in double digit figures with Kelly Harrod scoring 22, Beth Jamison 19, Melinda Leavell 12, and Megan Davis 11. The team will
• The Spalding University Men’s Basketball team won their seventh game in eight tries last night at Eureka College, 81-47. Dewhon McAfee had another outstanding game as he led all scorers with 29 points. The team will take on conference leading Westm
• Spalding University's Beth Jamison, a senior from Taylorsville, Ky. (Spencer Co.), has been named the SLIAC Women's Basketball Player of the Week for the week of January 17-23. This marks the second time this season that she has received the ho
• Watch live as school-integration expert reveals JCPS parent survey on student assignment
• East Coast snow cancels several Louisville flights
• Bullitt officials investigating hanged hooded figure spray painted on schools
• The Louisville Orchestra Presents: MEMPHIS: Celebrating Elvis
• Yum! Brands may spend more than $800M on stock
• Old National to repurchase up to 2.25 M shares
• Bad loans lead to First Federal Savings Bank, FDIC consent decree
• Fischer’s State of the City address focuses on the future
• Kentucky gives incentives to 13 companies that might expand in Louisville area
• Unemployment rate on decline in Louisville area, other Kentucky counties
• Hill-Rom sees 78% jump in 1Q profit
• Beacon Enterprise Solutions expands dealings with big pharma
• Support may be building to preserve Cherokee Park pavilion
• New estimate predicts $1.5 trillion deficit
• Obama calls for new era of competitiveness in U.S.
• Obama’s SOTU speech gets mixed reaction from Louisville politicos
• New mining rules would cut jobs, Office of Surface Mining says
• Mayor Greg Fischer to focus on jobs in first State of the City speech
• New pay news service will include The Courier-Journal
• Meade County judge upholds zoning change that allows Ohio River limestone quarry
• Toyota recalls Lexus vehicles to fix fuel leaks
• Health contractor pays $2 million to settle fraud investigation
• LG&E customers to pay a little less for natural gas
• Haykin speaks about Gospel friendship at SWBTS
• Frazier Museum admission free today
• Winter weather advisory in effect until 1 p.m.
• JCTC Bullitt County Campus is now closed for today, Jan. 26.
• Due to the snowstorm, the Downtown, Technical, Southwest and Bullitt County Campuses will open at 10 a.m. today, Wednesday, Jan. 26. Report to the class or workstation where you would normally be at 10 a.m. on Wednesday and follow a regular schedule fro
• JCPS, Louisville Catholic schools closed because of weather
• Sixth & Jefferson
• Inbox — Jan. 26, 2011
• Award-Winning Art by Teens at KMAC
• Bill Samuels Jr. replacing David Nicklies as chairman of Bridges Coalition
• Toyota recalls 1.7M vehicles
• Brown-Forman commits funds to Australia floods
• Obama looks to business to help U.S. win global contest
• State of the Union | Some area lawmakers cross the aisle to sit together
• Senator Rand Paul seeks $500 billion in federal spending cuts
• State of the Union | Full text of President Obama's prepared remarks
• Thousands pay respects to slain Austin family
• Mayor Greg Fischer meets with Louisville legislators
• Painted door sparks dispute between two Parole Board members
• Sheldon Berman supporters say they will seek new JCPS school board vote to keep him
• Carter Caves will offer cemetery iconology workshop
• Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear to be unopposed in May primary
• Report: David Williams' campaign manager violated Hatch Act
• Family of crash victim sues University Hospital for releasing man police said was suicidal
• ATTENTION ALUMNI! Please take some time to fill out the ALUMNI Survey. That information will help us service you better in the future. Thanks for your support of University of Phoenix!
• Study Spanish in Ecuador with JCTC:
• Governor invites you to capital to celebrate 2011 Kentucky Derby
• Who wants Statistics for breakfast? I do! Applied Business Statistics, BUSN 5760, is the next daytime course offered Spring 2, on Wednesdays 8am to noon. Check your schedules, the kids will be in school, so come on and enroll. www.webster.edu/louisville
• Female re-enactors featured at Jefferson Davis site
• way to go Patrick Powers for being awesome.
• Up to 3 inches of snow possible in some areas by Wednesday; could miss Louisville
• Today's courier-journal.com live video schedule
• Man struck, killed pushing disabled car on I-264
• No one has claimed to be behind blast in Moscow
• State of the Union Preview | Obama won't back cutting benefits
• Suspect pleads not guilty in deadly Ariz. shooting
• St. Matthews shooting suspect called 'very dangerous'
• Natural Bridge setting for winter bird blitz
• Bullitt grand jury to review case against former pastor
• Louisville Metro Police promote 19 members
• Passport hires compliance officer
• Nifty 50s weekend at Rough River
• Will one cigarette really kill you?
• Carlson re-elected to lead Metro planning commission
• Art educator round table with Beverly Fishman, Artist-in-Residence and head of the MFA in Painting program at Cranbrook Art Academy in Michigan. Join the Kentucky School of Art for an open panel discussion about the challenges and opportunities that face
• The Lady Golden Eagles Basketball team won their 7th in a row against Fontbonne University Saturday, 74-58. Spalding was led by Beth Jamison and Lauren Reed who both poured in 18 points. Jamison also added 14 rebounds. Kelly Harrod turned in a double-
• The Spalding University Men's Basketball team defeated Fontbonne University Saturday 87-50. The Golden Eagles were led by DeWhon McAfee and Thomas Blakemore with 14 points while Jamal Bacon chipped in 13. Next up for the Golden Eagles is a road trip
• JCPS school board to select overhaul option for Doss, Seneca, Fairdale on Monday night
• Right to Life to hold Roe v. Wade rally at noon
• Open House is tomorrow, 8 to 9am, and 5 to 6:30 pm.
• I'm off to Radcliff for a Chamber Awards luncheon. I really like going to Radcliff.
• This day in Kentuckiana history
• 4 police shot at Detroit station
• Jefferson Co. Clerk Holsclaw to enter race for Kentucky governor
• Republican senators push vote on health care
• Timeline: Michael Dion Greene's History
• Accused killer remained free on day of slaying, despite chances to jail him
• Upcoming ballroom dance events and announcements
• Joseph Gerth | Steve Beshear's curious choice for Kentucky secretary of state
• Abortion-rights advocates celebrate Roe V. Wade
• Another wonderful week in weird Louisville
• Hamilton invites community to view important film on educational choices and outcomes for children
• Up to 1 inch of snow expected overnight in Kentuckiana
• Victim identified in Saturday Newburg shooting
• Sen. Mitch McConnell says he will keep his seat for the State of the Union address
• IUS to become research partner at Louisville preserve
• Lexington-area whistleblower suit headed for trial
• Man found dead in Newburg driveway
• Expert to offer JCPS changes in school assignment plan
• Lemme Doit | Water-bill changes await repair receipts
• Teen who made a difference encourages others at Young Women LEAD conference
• James R. Carroll | Mitch McConnell, President Obama did not clash on everything
• Obama's economic plan: Boost U.S. competitiveness
• States ready health care bills
• Supervisors suggest some big changes for Louisville Metro Government
• Louisville event connects vintage guitar sellers with buyers
• Fireside chats during February at Fort Boonesborough
• Widow sues government over Marine's death
• Kentucky’s governor looking for unsung heroes
• Long-running interfaith group disbanding
• Bingham Fellows 2011 class announced
• Prosecutors appeal ruling that unconscious driver can't be charged with DUI
• Mammoth Cave visitor center growing beyond collecting admission
• Four dead found in Austin house
• Options limited to fix 3 struggling JCPS schools
• Head Start officials warn on immigration bill
• Body found in house with marijuana growing operation
• Prosecutor declines to recommend criminal charges in King election gift case
• Obama seeks to highlight nation's economic potential during appearance at GE plant
• Conway wavered, but decides to seek re-election
• New survey shows Louisville's growing Hispanic population lacks access to health care
• Candidate filing deadline less than one week away in Kentucky
• Students, what kind of gift would you really like (other than money, tuition waivers and other impossible things) as a thank you for referring a new student?
• Stocks rise on strong earnings reports from GE, others
• Trinity vs. St. X basketball still a go for Friday
• Shawnee offering free water aerobics classes
• Local roads mostly 'wet,' 'slushy' and 'partly covered' city and state says
• Fort Campbell soldier from Alabama killed in Afghanistan
• Winter weather advisory in effect until 9 a.m.; fatal accident reported in Hardin County
• For the weekend - Shows and auditions
• All JCTC campuses will open today at 10 a.m. Bullitt County Adult Education is closed.
• Louisville BAE Systems plant gets new contract
• Filing shows PharMerica unit Chem RX lost more than $108M in two years
• GE posts 51 percent gain in 4Q profit
• BB&T grows 4Q profit, beats Wall Street
• David Hale appointed to new Federal Reserve council
• Ky. hard-pressed to get lethal injection drug
• Homeless project puts housing first
• CEO says orchestra can't make its payroll
• Snow brings hazardous commute, deep freeze; Jefferson Co. schools to close
• Hamilton says take advantage of water aerobics starting soon at the Shawnee Pool
• New Pet Food Bank begins operation in District 6 on Saturday
• Jefferson County's first-time domestic offenders get chance for clean slate with special court
• Former pastor arrested in custody case
• Rand Paul to appear before Senate to back balanced budget amendment
• KFC Yum! Center installs system to boost cell phone service inside arena
• Kiosk at Park DuValle promotes women's health
• Students in the Change Makers Partnership, which works to encourage educational attainment in four Louisville neighborhoods, opened an art exhibit in the Krantz Art Gallery on the Downtown Campus with a reception Jan. 18. Change Makers uses art as way to
• Due to the snowstorm and deteriorating conditions on all campuses: All classes that begin after 4 p.m. are cancelled for Thursday, January 20, 2011. All campuses will close at 4:30 p.m. A decision on a delay or closing for Friday, Jan. 21 will be made b
• Today is the 50th anniversary of President John F Kennedy's Inauguration address. Here's a powerful snippet: " And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country. My fello
• Kim just spoke with Dr. Daly and classes are canceled tonight.
• Today is Spalding’s annual Blood Bowl! The drive will take place in the ELC Lobby from 11 AM-3 PM.
• JCPS to dismiss schools early today starting at noon
• KMAC to Host Introduction to Tinsmithing Workshop
• Police investigate deaths of golfers
• Blue River Café rebirth is under way following fire
• Retired CJ ombudsman Bob Crumpler dies
• Fewer drug offenders in prison backed as cost-cutting move
• Retail clinics provide convenience, but doctors see problems
• Jefferson parents seeking right to send children to neighborhood schools take case to Kentucky Court of Appeals
• Industry report says coal mining safer
• I-64 tunnel reopens after truck crash
• Gov. Steve Beshear wants Medicaid funds shifted to avoid shortage
• Presbyterian Church seeks dismissal of abuse lawsuit
• The college currently is monitoring weather forecasts that call for snow tomorrow. Closing or delay decisions will not be made until actual conditions can be evaluated. That includes road conditions as well as conditions on each campus. Per policy, ev
• Art educator round table with Beverly Fishman, Artist-in-Residence and head of the MFA in Painting program at Cranbrook Art Academy in Michigan. Join the Kentucky School of Art for an open panel discussion about the challenges and opportunities that face
• The Spalding Women’s Basketball Team racked up their 6th win in a row with a road victory at Principia College last night, by a score of 61-47. Three players for Spalding reached double digits in scoring, Beth Jamison who lead all scorers with 25,
• The Spalding Men’s Basketball team recorded a road win at Principia College last night increasing their record to 8-7 (5-2 in the SLIAC). Dewhon McAfee recorded a game high 28 points. He pulled down 10 rebounds and had 4 assists for his third doubl
• soon I'll be off to the Young Professionals of Hardin County meeting - one of my favorites.
• Both the Men’s and Women’s basketball teams made the top 20 in the USCAA Week 7 Coaches Poll. The women’s team is currently ranked 5th, and the men’s team is currently ranked 12th.
• 3-5 inches of snow possible Thursday; Winter Storm Watch issued
• Inbox — Jan. 19, 2011
• The hacktory
• Divided we stand
• Gimme shelter
• New Albany mayor won’t seek re-election
• Architecture Billings Index rises again in December
• One Southern Indiana business education series starts Jan. 25
• Blue & Co. launches technology consulting firm
• SHRM, Kentucky Chamber name Best Places to Work
• Metro Parks hosting meeting on Louisville Loop Signage System
• Public meetings on Charlie Vettiner Park, Mahoney Property master plans January 24
• Cheaper Ohio River bridges plan may open door to more delays
• JCPS to pay $1.5 million for bus radios after opening-day problems
• Yum! Brands to sell Long John Silver's, A&W
• Adoption growing among evangelical Christians
• Feds cite two Massey operations for safety problems
• Astronomer at heart of evolution controversy settles suit against UK
• Police Merit Board upholds firing of officer who e-mailed lewd photos of himself from his patrol car
• This Thursday, January 20 is Spalding’s annual Blood Bowl! The drive will take place in the ELC Lobby from 11 AM-3 PM. If you would like to preschedule an appointment, go to www.redcrossblood.org and enter sponsor code 579 (the number assigned to y
• Fischer to attend first mayors' conference
• Parkinson Center gets new offices
• Snow is in the forecast again. Sign up for SNAP and get text messages, e-mails and calls about campus closings or delays. www.kctcs.edu/SNAP
• Work winding down on Freedom Park at U of L
• Spalding basketball is back in action tonight at Principia College. The women’s team plays at 6 pm and the men’s team plays at 8 pm.
• Possible highway lane closures and delays due to construction
• Up to 3 inches of snow likely Thursday; wintry mix overnight Tuesday
• Nucleus official named to state committee
• Yum seeks to sell Long John Silver’s, A&W brands
• Caldwell Tanks awarded contract for Arizona project
• Motorcade, church service celebrates life of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Humana co-founder and wife recognized with award named for pioneering professor
• Cincinnati airport wants businesses' input
• Safety check of Belle to begin
• Ky. Exposition Center to install automated gates at all entrances
• Vision Airlines adds flights from Louisville to Fort Lauderdale, Destin, Fort Walton Beach
• Tuesday is V.I.T.A. Day at Sun Valley Community Center
• Harrison officials hire firm to revive I-64 interchange plan
• Former assistant Bullitt County Attorney is missing following a dispute with his wife
• Lawyer in Bullitt County Attorney's office charged with DUI
• Eddie Merlot's, upscale steak house, opening Tuesday on Fourth Street
• Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Coretta Scott King writes about the meaning of the holiday here:
• Western Kentucky journalist Larry Craig dies
• McConnell sees progress in Afghanistan
• Derby Festival Facebook page unveils new theme
• Wintry mix of snow and freezing rain possible Monday
• Bridges plan changes hatched at December meeting in Indianapolis
• Ark park attendance claims exaggerated, theme-park experts say
• Spine surgeons fighting over future royalties
• Hoosier recalls life-changing meeting with Martin Luther King Jr.
• Lean manufacturing workshop series planned
• Southern Indiana Living magazine sold
• Leadership Louisville announces 2011 Bingham Fellows class
• Denver firm buys Dixie Valley Shopping Center
• Closings, changes for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Events planned to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• Riverbank preservation project employs nature
• Mayor presents businessman Charlie Johnson with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Award
• Portland shooting victim dies
• The Spalding Women's Basketball Team won their 5th in a row yesterday against Webster, 71-59.
• Webster defeated the Spalding Men's Basketball team yesterday by the score of 66-52 ending their 4 game winning streak.
• Joseph Gerth | No surprise if Conway doesn't run for second term as attorney general
• Slugger Museum saw record crowds in 2010
• Driver charged with murder after passenger in vehicle dies in crash
• Community Winterhelp seeking donations due to increased need
• Next of kin sought for Maurice Alves, 73
• Alexander 'Sandy' Speer, who helped put Actors Theatre on path to prominence, dies
• Overhauled JCPS gets $1.3 million each in federal aidFederal grants give schoolsa helping hand
• Kentucky judges can grant out-of-state minors permission for abortions, appeals court rules
• Baha'is holding 'drop-in' prayer
• Activists call for stopping violence
• Doctor urges single-payer health plan
• Jobs for the Future | Layoffs and pay cuts leave Louisville-area workers trying to get by with less
• Indiana lawmakers working on details of voucher plan
• Ex-candidate charged with making threats in Indiana
• Rogers calls on state lawmakers to toughen meth law
• Lane and ramp closures under way on I-265
• Frazier museum, arts groups to present black-history program
• Roads cleared in area of derailment
• Plans for huge baseball-camp project enlarged, advancing
• Area meetings
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day closings
• Events will honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• Train cars derail in eastern Jefferson County
• Chairwoman of PRP fire district says western half of Jefferson County should be represented on merger task force
• Award against ex-Klan chief reversed
• Newest Louisville police officers sworn in
• Metro Corrections officer indicted
• Cash Express donors back both Beshear and Williams
• National Horse Show moving to Ky. from New York
• Judge grants another sentencing delay for Pitino's accuser
• Possible NBA team owners seek more information on Louisville, Miller says
• Fischer names panels for searches and review
• Campbell's Gourmet Cottage owner gets shock probation in arson case
• Reminder: Tomorrow is the MBA Taste of Class @ 11am. If you are considering getting your MBA, this is an event you'll definitely want to attend. It's not too late to RSVP.
• Happy Friday! Let's make today the best day ever. Tell us what you are doing this weekend!
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day closings
• Events planned to honor Martin Luther King Jr. events
• Frankfort teen killed in accident Jan. 8
• Accidents on I-65 southbound slow traffic Friday morning
• Lane and ramp closures scheduled this weekend on I-265
• Ford’s Vertrek picked as best concept by AutoWeek
• Intrepid Bioinformatics unveils new data product
• Louisville medical volunteers plan trip to Nicaragua
• Chrysalis invests in Pittsburgh radiology firm
• Kentucky farmers could get funding for being ‘green’
• Derby Festival unveils 2011 poster image
• JPMorgan posts $1.5B profit
• 40 years after blaze, question answered
• Contract impasse ends for North Harrison teachers
• Raoul Cunningham gets King citizenship award
• Jefferson County teachers union votes to ask that Sheldon Berman be retained
• Fire burns near western Kentucky mine
• Louisville lawyer rides streak of malpractice victories
• Kentucky woman dies following Ohio crash
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for University of Louisville Belknap Campus
• Louisville home sales slip in 2010
• Yum to sponsor Derby through 2015
• The Auerbach School of Occupational Therapy will be having an undergraduate information session on Wednesday, January 19 at 3:00 pm. If you would like to learn more about the program, meet the faculty, and tour the facility, contact Arlisa Spaulding at (
• Louisville man indicted in child porn investigation
• Schreiner and Seifrid summarize the Bible
• This Saturday, January 15, the Women's Basketball team will take on Webster University at 1 pm. The Men's game will follow at 3 pm.
• The Spalding Women's Basketball team got their fourth consecutive win last night against Eureka College, 82-57.
• The Spalding Men's Basketball team won their game against Eureka College last night, 58-43, giving them their fourth consecutive win.
• Yurbuds CEO Seth Burgett to speak at Venture Club meeting
• Churchill Downs provided some of best racing moments of 2010
• Humana sees continued growth from drug-delivery business
• Devon Industrial to begin work at Ford’s Louisville Assembly Plant
• Initial jobless claims climb nationwide
• Bowling Green Mayor Walker files for Kentucky secretary of state
• Former state lawmaker Raymond D. Overstreet dies at 68
• Suspect arrested in Saturday shootings
• Guilty pleas made in eastern Kentucky vote buying case
• Louisville doctor lied in deposition, judge rules
• Rep. Rick Rand says House unlikely to pass immigration bill
• Bill Samuels Jr. to retire from Maker's Mark
• Head of hand transplant team leaving Louisville
• Insight subscribers want to buy their own cable boxes
• Center for Women and Families names Marta Maria Miranda as new president
• Businessman Charlie Johnson to receive annual King Freedom Award
• Bill would ban smoking in cars with kids
• Multi-vehicle accidents slow I-64 west before Watterson
• Two JCPS buses have minor problems Wednesday; most on schedule
• Snow, gusty winds to continue Wednesday morning
• Follow the money
• Sixth & Jefferson
• Inbox — Jan. 12, 2011
• KMAC Presents Two Companion Exhibits: Collecting Kentucky and Artists Collect
• KCTCS chosen to help pilot accountability program
• Miranda to lead Center for Women and Families
• Appriss renews notification work for Indiana county
• Samuels stepping down from Maker's Mark
• Full Circle hires new accounting firm
• Storm keeps South in its grip; Northeast in dread
• Actors Theatre veteran Fred Major dies at 73
• Lawyer in fen-phen case indicted
• Gabrielle Giffords breathing on her own
• Proposed Agreed Board Order with Rohm and Haas Company
• Democrats: Neighborhood schools bill dead in Kentucky House
• Louisville officer involved in fatal crash suspended
• Kentucky officials rewrite rules to restrict information on child deaths
• Kids' tours of Kentucky Capitol mean potential gun exposure, lawmaker warns
• EPA advises water utilities check for hexavalent chromium
• Snowy Day on the Downtown Campus.
• Spalding University's Dewhon McAfee, a junior from Louisville, Ky. (Butler), has been named the SLIAC Men's Basketball Player of the Week for the week of January 3-9.
• Mohler takes on theistic evolution in latest Southern Seminary Magazine
• Tanker accident closes I-65 northbound in Clarksville
• Rocks being removed from Highway 2009 near Hyden
• The Shelby County and Carrollton campuses will close at Noon today.
• JCTC Southwest Campus will close today, Jan. 11, at 10 a.m. Bullitt County Campus is closed. All other campuses are open but monitoring conditions.
• Free admission at Frazier Museum Tuesday
• Salting underway as snow continues to fall; no major problems reported
• JCTC Bullitt County Campus is closed today, Jan. 11. All other campuses are open and on schedule. The college will continue to monitor the snow storm and make decisions as necessary.
• JCPS and Catholic schools closed Tuesday
• CPA Stratton joins life-sciences board
• Verizon finally gets to sell the iPhone
• Louisville-area schools closed; UPS open
• FullCircle Registry releases auditing firm Chisholm, Bierwolf, Nilson & Morrill
• Orchestra lists $400,000 in assets, $1.4 million in liabilities
• Best Buy Mobile coming to Oxmoor Center
• RadioShack to add hundreds of Target Mobile kiosks
• Giffords suspect Loughner hears he may face execution
• Gabrielle Giffords' e-mail to Trey Grayson sought to discuss 'moderation' in politics
• Jeffersonville man dies in Ind. 62 crash
• Snowstorm hammers South disrupting air travel
• Tom DeLay is sentenced to 3 years in scheme
• Louisville official's letter on behalf of Shiloh official questioned
• Louisville Orchestra to perform concert Saturday
• Ricky Kelly describes murders to inmate wearing a wire
• Women’s Basketball has been perfect in 2011 winning 3 straight games. They improve their record to 6-6, sitting at 3-1 in the conference. The women are back in action this Wednesday as they take on Eureka College at home at 6:00 pm.
• Dewhon McAfee leads the charge in 2-0 weekend for the Men's Basketball team. The Golden Eagles improve their record to 6-6 and 3-1 in the SLIAC. The team continues conference play this Wednesday as it returns home to take on Eureka College at 8:00pm
• It's time to start planning for Spring 2. Personally, I plan on taking the daytime Stats class on Wednesdays, from 8 to noon. How about you?
• JCPS school board to discuss overhaul options for Doss, Fairdale, Seneca high schools
• Up to 4 inches of snow in forecast for Louisville; winter weather advisory in effect
• Detroit Auto Show : Ford unveils concept for Louisville-built Escape
• Snow across south cancels several flights at Louisville International
• Louisville dental tech company Inven wins statewide business-idea competition
• Duke to buy Progress Energy in $26B deal
• Humana plans $50M in securities for deferred executive pay
• Joseph Gerth | Arizona shootings a tragedy for democracy
• Wintry blast taking aim at the South
• Woman killed in southern Louisville townhome is remembered
• More see temporary work turn into longer-term occupations
• Atherton students are teachers with new program
• Students at de Paul School raise $770 in pennies for Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Jefferson County soil district's work defended
• Louisville strip bars say no-nudity law could shut them down
• Snow is in the forecast. Learn about JCTC's inclement weather policy here:
• Spring classes start tomorrow. Look forward to seeing everyone back!
• Snowy weather expected for the beginning of the week
• Harry Reid said he doubts Mitch McConnell is focused on Obama's defeat
• Three injured in house fire
• Package at Rep. Gabrielle Giffords' office was non-explosive
• Details of suspect in Ariz rampage slowly emerge
• Louisville police release photos of robbery suspect
• Profile: John Roll was Arizona's chief federal judge
• Lawmakers react to Tucson shooting of Gabrielle Giffords
• Profile: Gabrielle Giffords viewed as rising star
• House suspends vote on health care repeal
• Alleged Tucson gunman, 22, in custody
• Hardin County man embraces hugging as a challenge
• Organizations gather to oppose immigration bill
• Light snow, cold cause slick roads
• 101st suffers deadliest combat year since Vietnam
• Light snow, cold temps leave roads slick
• Anti-porn group makes staff changes
• Expatriates to vote on independence for southern Sudan
• 40,000 saw KaLightoscope exhibit
• Watterson sound barriers going up
• Dementia victim stopped driving wrong way on I-65
• Meeting Tuesday on proposed traffic change on Northwestern Parkway
• James Carroll | Rules changes, office moves, face time
• Light snow could accumulate an inch
• Golden Alert issued for woman in Jefferson County
• Louisville woman killed in Indianapolis crash
• Regulators cite foreman at Massey subsidiary mine
• Senate approves tough immigration bill
• Kentucky Senate passes neighborhood-schools bill
• Fischer orders review of Animal Services, citing ongoing controversy
• Fired employee sues Harrods Creek fire district
• Trey Grayson resigning to take Harvard position
• Spalding University and the Kentucky School of Art are collaborating to bring you "Art Sundays", which will bring art to Spalding's campus on select Sunday afternoons throughout the year. The first will be this Sunday, January 9 from 2-5 p
• Happy first Friday of 2011! This is going to be a great year for all of you and we look forward to sharing and hearing all about it! Have a fun and safe weekend!
• Congratulations to Kevin Alessandro for being named College Men’s Coach of the Year by the KTCCCA! (Kentucky Track and Cross Country Coaches Association) Spalding's Abram Deng was named College Men’s Athlete of the Year.
• Special deal offered on adopting big dogs
• Voter league to hear Rep. Marzian
• Barzun to speak about diplomacy at Hyatt
• Air National Guard wing to begin return from Afghanistan
• I-71 southbound reduced to one lane at fatal accident scene
• Young preachers meet for festival in Louisville
• Inmate in E. Kentucky runs away after bond hearing
• Early snow in forecast Friday; some slick spots on roads possible
• Ky. Senate approves one-stop online business center
• Teacher-incentive bill passes Ky. Senate
• Deadline nears for weather-related disaster loans
• U.S. jobless rate falls to 9.4%
• Robert Half cites employment trends for 2011
• Salaries may rise 2.8% in 2011, survey indicates
• Bank of America, Chase revamp checking accounts
• First meeting set for Louisville inventors group
• One killed in four-vehicle crash on I-71
• Tolls would be limited to new bridges
• Louisville Metro council elects Jim King as president
• O'Bryan told police he believes Sullivan student's neck was broken during sex
• Pension overhaul breezes through Senate panel
• Pets fed on woman who was dead in her home for 22 days
• Kentucky Senate passes informed consent abortion bill
• Fischer says task force should explore solutions to suburban fire districts' financial woes
• Neighborhood-schools bill clears Kentucky Senate panel
• Kentucky bird deaths unrelated to 'aflockalypse,' officials say
• Frazier plans charity toy drive
• Mayor Greg Fischer to unveil Merger 2.0
• Kentucky lawmaker: 'Secession is an option' in fight against EPA
• Light snow likely Thursday and Friday
• Statewide smoking ban sought in Kentucky
• Rand Paul, Dan Coats and Todd Young among new faces in Congress
• David Williams' campaign raises $647,000; Steve Beshear takes in $450,000
• PETA may have found home for its chicken statue
• Kentucky Senate panel passes teacher incentive-pay bill
• Man said he mutilated cats 'for medical research'
• Kentucky auditor to examine board that oversees for-profit schools
• Prosecutor arrested for disorderly conduct, alcohol intoxication
• Indiana man sues 'The Rock,' 'Triple H,' and wrestling company for injuries sustained at local event
• Kent School grant to benefit at-risk teens with $4.8 million
• Fire damages Oldham County home
• Southern Seminary releases Winter 2011 Magazine
• In honor of all of the New Year's Resolutions you have all set, a quote that will hopefully keep you going in the right direction: Goals are the fuel in the furnace of achievement. -Brian Tracy, Eat that Frog
• $355 Mega Millions jackpot split between to winners
• Chance of rain/snow mix Wednesday
• Two winners in Mega Millions jackpot
• Sixth & Jefferson
• Inbox — Jan. 5, 2011
• LEO Weekly’s 7th Annual Not Good For Nothing Quiz
• Beating a dead horse
• The Louisville Orchestra Presents: Liverpool
• Program to focus on care for military children
• Broadcaster Craig Hoffman joins Clarksville stations
• Fifth Third to add person-to-person payment service
• U of L gets $4.8M grant to track risky teen behavior
• Ashland to sell unit to Perstorp
• Report: Jobs cuts down 59% in 2010
• ISA projects nearly 90% gain in revenue for 2010
• Doug Cobb named a director of health scheduling firm
• Decker College students still waiting for compensation from state fund
• Q & A | On Ohio River Bridges Project Tolls, Effects, and More
• No chance for public to speak at special Louisville Metro Council meeting
• Spaghetti Junction | Parks chief sees need to relocate Extreme Park
• Suspect charged with eight Louisville restaurant robberies
• Louisville Orchestra: Saturday's Pops Concert is a go
• Opponents raise concerns about proposed state immigration measure
• Rep. Larry Clark survives leadership challenge in Kentucky House
• Advocate for elderly urges tax hike for services
• Released inmates being sent back to Kentucky prisons at lowest rate in decade
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Momentive Specialty Chemicals
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Momentive Specialty Chemicals
• Jan. 3 Towers: John Frame talks about new book; York highlights common mistakes pastors make; and TPJ releases eschatology DVD series
• WELCOME 2011!!! We are so excited to welcome students back to classes this week. What awesome things did you accomplish over the break?
• MarkWest Energy buys Kentucky gas plant for $230M
• Fischer makes two appointments
• Fischer, governors suggest ways to slash cost of bridges
• Pizza Hut reaches 500 outlets in China
• UPS to develop health care facility in Louisville
• Macy's to add 725 new jobs in e-commerce
• Turfway wagering down in December
• In past year, little progress in Kentucky's oldest death row case
• Inaugural gala for Greg Fischer draws 1,700 to black-tie event
• New Mayor Greg Fischer urges city to use compassion in solving problems
• GOP set to assault health overhaul
• Two arrested in Frankfort Avenue arson
• Court rules Lawson's 1983 statement is open record
• News of note from Mayor Greg Fischer's Inauguration
• Mayor Greg Fischer issues economic, educational, health challenges
• Blood found in accused killer's Louisville apartment after Sullivan student's death
• Mega Millions jackpot reaches estimated $330 million
• The Kentucky Community & Technical College System taped its newest commercial at Elizabethtown in late December. Some behind the scenes photos give you a sneak peek at the upcoming Go You! campaign.
• Vehicle strikes officer directing school traffic
• Man shot in New Year's Day altercation at Baxter Avenue club
• Happy New Year folks! Don't you think the first week back should start on Wednesday? I mean, what are we, adults? Welcome back!
• Free training program for Derby Festival Marathon, miniMarathon begins on Thursday
• Fischer tells inaugural breakfast city can be 'model for the world'
• PharMerica buys Lone Star Pharmacy
• Watch the inauguration of Mayor Greg Fischer happening now
• Mayoral inauguration street closings
• Afghanistan casualties mount for Fort Campbell's 101st Airborne
• Red Cross Donorama collected 1,382 pints of blood
• Fire destroys vacant house on Frankfort Avenue
• Victim of year's first homicide identified
• Todd Young eager to get to work on Capitol Hill
• Jefferson County soil agency in turmoil
• City gets land for forest, loop plan
• Political Notebook | Beshear's request for truce unrealistic
• Fischer sworn in at private ceremony
• District judges are sworn in; given advice for service
• Kentucky groups make strides to aid horses
• 101st Airborne soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Late Spring Semester registration for new and returning students starts Tuesday. Current students may still register on-line. For details:
• Inauguration day for Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer strives to include all
• Special coverage | Mayor Greg Fischer takes the reins in Louisville
• Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer's inaugural address to urge individual action
• Year's first homicide reported in western Louisville
• Medal of Honor recipient shares his story, message
• Tickets to Mayor-elect Greg Fischer's inaugural gala sold out
• Emancipation Proclamation Day service urges African Americans to earn college degrees
• Cream of bluegrass crop to play Monroe celebration in Owensboro
• Baron Hill leaving Congress with no regrets
• James R. Carroll | Predicting an exciting New Year in Kentucky politics
• Drivers can now be fined under Kentucky law banning texting while driving
• 'Sobriety pow-wow' is sober New Year's celebration for Native Americans
• Autopsy on southern Indiana infant inconclusive
• Healing Place misses goal, seeks extension to match Kresge Foundation grant
• Kentucky's short legislative session may be long on politics
• Mayor-elect Greg Fischer calls on business acumen to reshape City Hall
• Followers of different faiths gather for 'World Day of Prayer for Peace'
• Health news prescription for confusion
• Kentucky General Assembly's freshman class gets three young Republicans
• New Year's partiers look ahead
• Warm weather draws people outdoors
• 10 Kentucky nursing homes using music to help curb bedsores
• Fire started by incense stick damages liquor store west of downtown
• New video campaign shows dangers of police work
• Ex-guard sues military contractor over bonus
• Kentucky stoneware price sets record
• Consultants flock to governor's race
• Shepherdsville man arrested in cat killings investigation
• Louisville murders drop sharply in 2010
• Workers bustling to make Greg Fischer inauguration a community bash
• Healing Place campaign seeks to complete fundraising goal
• Insight, WAVE agree to continue service
• Senate GOP proposes 21st century bill of rights
• Run for the Ribs added to Kentucky Derby week
• Faurecia to expand production at Indian Trail exhaust plant
• Lexington radio station acts as eyes for Louisville's blind
• Alzheimer's patient's journey nears its end
• Super Duty among recall of 15,000 Ford trucks and crossovers
• Extra New Year's Eve police patrols to keep roads safe
• I-71 southbound closed in Oldham County
• Air passenger outrage rises over delays
• Fort Knox bids 300 soldiers farewell
• Former state tourism secretary Ann Roberts Latta dies
• Bullitt County native one of few military women to find calling in bomb disposal
• Senator David Williams unveils immigration reform bill
• Franklin County court upholds Instant Racing game
• Daniels suggests fewer lanes to save money on Ohio River Bridges Project
• Former strip bar worker charged with setting co-worker's clothes on fire
• Insight offers Louisville Metro Council luxury suite tickets
• Environmentalists claim EPA overstates coal waste's value
• Rain in forecast through Saturday; light icing on some roads possible
• Battleground state
• Inbox — Dec. 29, 2010
• Farewell, Jerry
• Kicking and screaming
• Indiana power plant part of deal
• Derby basketball classic moves to Yum Center
• US Airways adds round trip surcharge
• Clarksville construction firm gets 1-69 contract
• Ford’s Quick Lane tops 1M in tire sales
• 3 versions of iPad 2 seen coming
• Artist Stephen Irwin found dead in Zephyr Gallery studio
• Appeals court reinstates Kentucky death sentence
• Jeffersonville architect to serve on Ball State board
• Emergency heating aid available starting Jan. 4
• New weather-monitoring equipment improving accuracy across Kentucky
• Kentucky State Police to crack down on drunk driving over New Year's weekend
• 3 struggling JCPS schools should lose school councils, state auditors say
• PSC sees uncertain benefits of natural gas competition
• Sts. Mary & Elizabeth Hospital receives $16,500 grant from UPS Foundation
• Man dies in Dixie Highway car wreck
• Three taken to hospital after Portland house fire
• Kentucky Senate Republicans plan to move priorities next week
• Muhammad Ali Center project fund drive surpasses $4 million
• New chief clerk named to federal court
• Chief White shakes up Louisville Police Department
• Tax-refund loans to be curtailed
• Louisville police to get electronic subpoenas in January
• Center for Neighborhoods distributes free inaugural breakfast tickets
• Former Ky. chief justice considers bid for attorney general
• Reported abduction a hoax, police say
• Ky. inmate's death sentence reinstated
• United Way awards grants to agencies in need
• Several flights to and from east coast canceled at Louisville airport
• Timeline: Mayor Jerry Abramson from birth to present day
• Abramson credits fate for his 21 years as Louisville mayor
• West End man injured after Christmas tree catches fire
• Winter storm pounds Northeast disrupting travel
• Kentucky archives protects state records despite cutbacks
• AT&T expands Louisville availability of U-Verse TV
• Adult-ed restructuring brings encouraging results
• Locust Grove puts food in focus for Oldham students
• Achiever: Lauren Hannigan | Assumption senior loves filmmaking
• Leader of metro police major crimes unit to retire
• Blackacre Conservancy still focus of management dispute
• Study links brain area to socializing
• Flights from Louisville cancelled as major winter storm bears down on Mid-Atlantic, Northeast
• Man burned in Louisville apartment fire
• James R. Carroll | Lame ducks save best for last
• Snowfall is mostly nice for drivers in Louisville
• This winter, even the snow heads south
• Ford workers get help from home
• Louisville man under investigation for charity efforts, business practices
• Former Kentucky governor vying for Senate leadership post
• In baseball or U.S. Senate, Jim Bunning stood by his principles
• Lemme Doit | Collection agency erred
• Troops from Fort Campbell celebrate Christmas in Afghanistan
• Kentucky bill would require vehicle decals for teen drivers
• 2 years after ash spill, TVA denying health harm
• Faith & Works | Stories on mosque in New York and threat to burn Quran top religion news
• Church hands out meals to 100 families
• Man fatally shot at liquor store near 15th, Broadway
• Hospital celebrates with mass
• Kentucky man runs in Speedo for charity
• New head of Presbyterian seminary followed a different path
• NORAD Santa Tracker spots Santa Claus as he delivers gifts around the world
• 2-4 inches of snow expected for Christmas
• Kentucky hospitals attack healthcare-related infections, but debate reporting them
• Program helps developmentally disabled succeed in college
• Kenton County passes compromise indoor smoking ban
• Parking lot collapses after blast at closed-down gas station on Dixie Highway
• What is the oddest food you or your family serves for the holidays? I remember "banana croquettes" -- banana spread with mayo and rolled in chopped peanuts. Lisa
• Ark park developer asks state to make road improvements
• Stocks mixed on last trading day before Christmas
• White Christmas likely with one to three inches of snow expected
• Economy brightens as consumers spend, layoffs slow
• 2 men killed in Dixie Highway crash identified
• Deadline is Jan. 10 for Pegasus Parade entries
• REMINDER: The Campus will be closed December 24-27th in observance of the holiday. We will re-open December 28th at 9 a.m. Have a safe and fun time with family and friends.
• Two men killed in crash on Dixie Highway
• EMS crews find man shot on South 10th Street
• Body of third tortured and mutilated cat found in southern Jefferson County
• Hunter becomes first in 100 years to kill black bear in Kentucky during legal hunt
• Judge denies Sypher request that he step down in extortion case
• I-64 West back open near Oxmoor Farm overpass after four-car crash
• Olin Brass moving headquarters to Louisville
• Manager selected for National City Tower
• Fort Campbell military police officer, soldier wounded in fight
• Stocks edge up after GDP growth revised higher
• Zoo raises money to secure Kresge grant for Glacier Run
• Louisville gas prices shoot past $3 a gallon
• Kentucky has no money to improve protection for seniors, lawmakers say
• Lawsuit filed against Louisville abortion protester
• Even with flu cases on rise, many Kentucky children still haven't gotten shots
• Bill contains land for VA nursing home near Fort Knox
• Frame discusses academic writing
• Christmas snow forecast downgraded
• Louisville police officer injured after pursuit of robbery suspect
• Inbox — Dec. 22, 2010
• Inertia creeps
• Jerry's kids
• Louisvillian of the Year
• Brown-Forman might sell wine unit
• Home sales resume upward trend in November
• Finish Line earnings fall 38%
• Fifth Third Bancorp stock soars
• Louisville-area jobless rate jumps to 9.9%
• 3Q GDP is revised upward to 2.6%
• 8-year-old Louisville girl dies in Alabama crash
• Kentucky Senator wants probe of University of Louisville doctors' Passport funds
• Northbound I-71 at Watterson reopens after six-car crash
• Christmas Cheer: What to do and where to go in Louisville
• National study finds chromium 6 in Louisville water
• Majority Caucus will not meet until Thursday, Jan. 6th
• 2010 Review: What was the top story of the year?
• Speed Art Museum receives $1 million gift from Thortons Inc.
• Off-duty police officer helps capture bank robbery suspect in PRP area
• Stock indexes reach two-year highs
• Kentucky, Indiana growth slowed in last decade, census data show
• Census not expected to reduce Kentucky's political clout
• Jeffersonville credit card processor plans expansion
• Salt-truck spills clogs I-64 W. at 22nd Street
• Voters face Dec. 31 deadline to change party
• Toyota to pay $32M in penalties over handling of recalls
• Heartland expansion to boost Jeffersonville jobs
• Papa John’s projects 2011 earnings gains
• Neuronetrix begins new Alzheimer’s study
• Light snow begins to fall; storm not likely to slow morning rush
• Cap raised on individual donations to school board candidates
• Man, woman found slain in Iroquois area townhome
• U.S. gas demand will keep falling
• Marine urging leniency for father awaiting deportation
• WAVE tells viewers its contract with Insight could lapse
• Kroger recalling select packages of dog, cat food
• Kentucky Supreme Court says Insight customers can pursue class-action suit
• Family donates $2.3 million to Kosair Children's Hospital
• Preying on Seniors | Elderly vulnerable to abuse at home
• Preying on Seniors | State workers' high caseloads can put their clients at risk
• Preying on Seniors | Tougher rules are sought for personal care
• Preying on Seniors | Some urge training for legal guardians
• Preying for Seniors | Registry sought for abusers of adults
• Physics and Astronomy Professor Chris Graney reminds us of tonight's lunar eclipse. "The eclipse begins around 1:30 AM, gets going good around 2:15 AM, maxes out at 3:17 AM, is seriously past the peak at 4 AM and over at 5 AM. So you must brav
• Fire destroys 2 homes near Downs
• Brennan House Historic Home opens to public for holiday tour
• More Kentuckians involved in animal composting
• Parks officials hope to reopen Cherokee Park loop on Monday
• Rare lunar eclipse will dazzle skywatchers early Tuesday
• Man charged with murder in boy's death after beating
• Preying on Seniors | 'Crime college' helps seniors identify scams
• Preying on Seniors | Broader domestic violence laws urged
• Preying on Seniors | Grant power of attorney with care
• Preying on Seniors | Outside panel sought to review deaths
• Preying on Seniors | Relatives abuse, but still inherit
• Preying on Seniors | A trust betrayed: Elderly victimized by family, friends
• Preying on Seniors | Resources limited to investigate crimes
• Preying on Seniors | Relatives often responsible for physical abuse, neglect
• Preying on Seniors | Seniors increasingly face physical abuse, financial crimes
• Girl who survived crash near Albany, Ky. in serious condition
• Teams use eyes, ears for Christmas bird count
• Lawsuit challenging contribution limit for Kentucky school board races settled
• Louisville expected to have white Christmas
• The set up for the Radcliff CoC luncheon.
• Vigil held for slain 1-month-old Fort Wayne, Indiana girl
• Chef Nancy Russman of JCTC's Culinary Arts program was featured in a story in The Courier-Journal today.
• JCTC is now closed until offices reopen Jan. 3. Current students can still register on-line. Late registration for new and returning students begins Jan. 4. For details:
• Citizen panel in Indiana to monitor redistricting process
• Ex-soldier and Iraq War veteran talks about slaying of Iraqi family
• Jeffersontown apartment fire displaces nine families
• Youth immigration bill falls short
• Senate repeals 'don't ask, don't tell' military gay ban
• Muslim celebration honors Muhammad Ali as 'Lifetime Humanitarian'
• Lemme Doit | Dealership covers inspection, tag costs
• Burley prices leave some Kentucky tobacco farmers fuming
• No shelter ahead from uncertain housing market
• Christmas party helps families when times are tough
• Insight upgrade spurs end to analog
• James R. Carroll | McConnell says Bunning knows chin music
• Lawsuit over Derby tickets is dismissed
• W.Ky. lawyer files to run for attorney general
• Guilty plea to burying cash on golf course
• Campbell passes smoking ban, might be short-lived
• Boy, 4, dies of beating injuries
• Recorded music prompts a few calls for 'Nutcracker' refunds
• Police seek information on missing woman
• Ky. unveils 'In God We Trust' plate
• Mayor-elect Greg Fischer to retain most of city's top staff
• Officers involved in shooting incident identified
• Archdiocese expands its embrace of Hispanic Catholics
• Cecil New sentenced to life in prison in death of Ivan Cano
• Happy Friday! How are the holidays shaping up for you?
• Warnings on Southern Indiana roads, few accidents
• Police recover woman's body from Kentucky River
• Chance of drizzle, flurries Friday morning
• Council votes to spend $29,000 more on NBA team quest
• Man arrested for allegedly beating 4-year-old
• Jefferson Community & Technical College will open at 10 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 17.
• Crusade plans special telethon for Saturday
• Supreme Court won't consider Floyds Fork case
• Military jury sentences Army 'birther' to prison, dismissal from military
• McConnell exalts Bunning's 'truly remarkable life'
• Bridges authority endorses tolls
• Family of soccer player files wrongful death lawsuit against Oldham doctor
• Executive director of Louisville Ballet resigns
• Last Explorer comes off the line at Louisville Assembly
• Taylor blog mentions Whitney’s tips for Gospel conversation at Christmas
• SBTS Weather Alert: two-hour delay
• Due to icy conditions, all campuses of Jefferson Community & Technical College are closed for Thursday, Dec. 16.
• GE, Humana, White Castle among closures, delays
• Forecast worsens; road crews prepare for snow and ice
• Senate sends tax package to House
• Supreme Court won't consider Floyds Fork case
• Chance encounter leads to 84-year-old getting Bellarmine degree
• Police hope deck of cards will help solve Louisville murder cases
• Airport terminal named for Abramson
• House votes to repeal 'don't ask, don't tell' gay ban
• Toys found along Ky. 53 in La Grange claimed by church
• Kentucky revising way it probes child abuse
• Racing industry database shows fatalities less frequent on synthetic surfaces
• Fall graduation is this Saturday!
• Just a reminder for all you smart and studious folks, the campus will be observing holiday hours starting December 20th. We will be closing at 6pm. Also, we will be closed December 24-27th.
• Robert Striebich who attended Bellarmine in '50s now graduating
• 10,000 customers without electricity in Lexington
• One dead after crash on Ky. 245 in Bullitt County Tuesday
• In the shadow of the puppy palace
• Inbox — Dec. 15, 2010
• Welcome to Loserville
• Jerry's kids
• Renowned Artist Arturo Alonzo Sandoval Works with St. Joseph Parish Children and Teens to Create Art for New Free Health Clinic
• DirecTV settles with states over complaints
• AAA expects 3.1% increase in year-end holiday travel
• Ivy Tech Foundation gets $22.9M grant to buy hotel
• Kindred opens sixth Illinois hospital
• Delta allows weather-related rebooking without fees
• River Road to manage new mutual fund
• Goldman restarts Kroger coverage at 'buy'
• U-Verse now available to 100,000 in Louisville
• Group buys Yum Brands restaurants in Kansas, Missouri
• Hearing set for woman in abuse of slain kids
• White, black segregation has fallen, census shows
• Democrats huddle on tax bill
• Wind and snow buffet Northeast
• Groups want stiffer penalties for coal companies accused of water quality violations
• Southern Indiana's education gains fail to stem poverty rise
• Deaf man sentenced to life in prison for two murders
• Dave Stengel reverses himself, says prosecutor Matt Conway was disciplined
• Main entrance to City Hall reopening
• Snow, freezing rain expected in Louisville area on Wednesday
• Sixth Street Entrance reopened to the public
• Proposed Title V Construction Permits for Kentucky Manufacturing Company
• Check it out. Prof Graney's class engaged in climate research this semester looking for the answer to "is our climate changing?"
• A week from today, Tuesday the 21st, we are holding last-chance-for January Open Houses; two sessions, 8 to 9am and 5to 6pm. Tell a friend.
• It's been super cold in the Kentuckiana area. What are you doing to stay warm?
• Snow, freezing rain likely Wednesday and Thursday
• Reindeer Romp 4k Run/Walk
• Hangover Classic 10 Mile
• PriceWeber honored for Cummins ad campaign
• Southern Indiana Rehab Hospital earns accreditation
• Beacon signs $1.7M contract with truck firm
• Kentucky ranks 9th in online disclosure of deals
• Thorntons donates electric vehicle to Waterfront Park
• Records: Social workers were told of possible drug activity at trailer where toddler died
• At least 150 attend hearing devoted to public input on bridges project
• Appeal in Louisville firefighter pay case rejected
• Three displaced after apartment fire on Southern Parkway
• Presbyterians sued over alleged sex abuse
• Racing commission delays vote on licensing account wagering companies
• Francois Cunningham's deal to testify in Louisville homicide cases unsealed
• Chamber hears House Speaker Stumbo's legislative priorities
• Chance for more snow, sleet in Louisville area Wednesday
• Jefferson jury deliberating fate of deaf man accused in two murders
• Several JCTC students were featured in an article Sunday in The Courier-Journal on the region's shifting economy. Each student had come or returned to college after pursuing another career.
• Bigger tax breaks can't fuel job market alone
• Western Kentucky sheriff investigating boy's death
• Winter weather advisory in effect until 1 p.m.; chance for more snow Wednesday
• Roads 'wet' and 'slushy'; no major problems reported
• JCTC Bullitt County Campus is closed today. The Shelby County Campus will open at 9 a.m. But so far all other campuses will open on time today.
• Postal Service announces holiday plans
• Rocket Man to serve at U of L bowl game
• Vision Airlines begins service to Atlanta
• PSC cancels new area code in Western Kentucky
• Humana awards grants to fight obesity
• Kindred boosts credit line to $600M
• GE Appliances calls off first shift; most schools closed
• Forecasters predict morning commute will 'feel pretty awful' in Louisville
• Small businesses worry tolls would cut off customers
• Joseph Gerth | Bill targets judge-execs in Fayette, Jefferson
• 3 firefighters injured in blaze near Churchill Downs
• Dream Factory holiday event is part of its mission of joy
• Tax-cut deal opposition softens
• Wintry Midwest blast kills two, closes roads
• Kentucky making strides in fight against colorectal cancer
• Sen.-elect Rand Paul readies plan to balance budget
• Running list of school closings and delays
• Exclusive Q & A | Mayor-elect Greg Fischer talks about job growth
• Shipping, health care thriving parts of Louisville-area economy
• Fatal shooting at 30th, Muhammad Ali
• KMAC Hosts Special Holiday Sale of Unique Navajo Folk Art
• Area meetings
• Profile: Rep. Hal Rogers | Lawmaker embraces his new challenge
• Christmas comes early for hundreds of Portland children
• Prison's green initiative saves more than $1 million
• Pedestrian killed crossing Murphy Lane
• James R. Carroll | White House is festive on holiday party visit
• Deep chill expected after blizzard in Upper Midwest
• Arctic blast brings winter weather advisory in Louisville
• Highland Middle School student undergoes surgery after dispute on bus
• School board to start process of finding new superintendent
• Teenager charged with murder in shooting on Dixie Highway
• Tax, pension reform top Williams' priorities for session
• Up to 3 inches of snow on Sunday possible
• Former Kentucky mine inspector pleads guilty to falsifying safety reports
• Personnel Board renews 82 political jobs
• Owensboro man pleads guilty to bomb making
• JCPS board to weigh delaying changes at Shawnee High
• Orchestra musicians to play 3 free holiday concerts
• Hamilton, Green reach accord on naming 34th for Rev. Louis Coleman Jr.
• Rand Paul to file balanced budget proposal in January
• Happy Friday! What does the weekend hold for you?
• Stepmother of slain children being held in Louisville headed back to Alabama
• Fischer to announce some members of administration Friday
• Up to 3 inches of snow on Sunday possible
• Kroger names senior VP for retail operations
• Duke Energy to pay Jim Turner $3.8M severance
• Louisville Mayor-elect Greg Fischer makes first appointments
• Papa John’s names executive VP for North America
• Porter Bancorp declares one-cent dividend
• Business First recognizes Businesses of the Year
• November admissions slip at Horseshoe
• Four Louisville leaders join Prichard Committee
• Victim's family urges end to violence
• Hamilton, Tandy and Green help LMPD give needy children a nice Christmas holiday
• Riverbank Filtration Project Completed
• Beshear says Ark park contract will prohibit religious discrimination
• State failed to investigate its practices in case of toddler who died
• Army soldier from Floyds Knobs, Ind., charged with murdering wife at Fort Campbell
• Fort Knox brigade heading for Afghanistan
• Louisville man arrested in 1996 rapes
• Sen. Jim Bunning bids farewell to Congress
• Ford to employ 2,900 at Louisville Assembly to build Escape
• Bridges authority to vote next week on toll plan
• Man accused of shooting Louisville police officer in back pleads not guilty during arraignment
• Judy Green's relatives worked in program she ran, audit finds
• Hamilton, Green reach accord on naming 34th for Coleman
• Brown-Forman profit rises 5 percent
• Two people arrested in Hodgenville on sex abuse charges with a minor
• St. X classes delayed Thursday due to plumbing problem
• One woman killed, another injured in Broadway crash
• Air Force picks Sypris Electronics device for communications
• Ford to invest $600 million in Louisville plant
• Chegg.com hiring 415 in Shepherdsville
• Ex-Irwin Union parent leaving Louisville
• Brown-Forman reports 5% boost in profits
• Frazier Rehab gets grant for spinal-cord patients
• Louisville Metro Council spending money to attract NBA team
• Medical board suspends doctor's license
• Sickle cell group to hold Christmas party
• KFC plans to double size in Africa to 1,200 stores
• Blue Coats luncheon honors actions of 11 Louisville public safety workers
• Kentucky Air National Guard members leave for Afghanistan
• 2010 Bluecoats Recognized
• Medicaid, dropout age on Beshear's session agenda
• Larry Cook resigns from Passport board
• Rep. Hal Rogers says he will wield the knife on spending
• Jim Beam, Titleist maker to split into 3 companies
• Council on Postsecondary Education President Bob King will visit our 3 Jefferson County campuses Friday. if you can, stop by to say hello or ask a question.
• Inbox — Dec. 8, 2010
• Bridges for sale?
• Jerry's kids
• 'American Pickers' producer seeks Louisville professionals for new reality show
• ResCare to raise $200M with new notes
• John Figueroa named CEO of Omnicare
• Health rankings list Kentucky at No. 44
• Fortune Brands plans to split into 3 parts
• Santa’s Safari
• A Salvage Yard Christmas
• Barge that was taking on water continues on its way after repairs
• Records paint chilling picture of night Wayne County toddler died
• Homeless fill Louisville shelters amid bitter cold
• Lacking permanent work, job seekers line up for Zappos
• Musicians say orchestra shouldn't get bankruptcy protection
• Attorneys for Ricky Kelly, who is accused of 8 murders, want plea deal unsealed
• Northeast Louisville deaths were murder-suicide, coroner's office says
• Kentucky penitentiary in Eddyville on lockdown after fights
• Obama assassination poet headed to prison
• Flu returns to Louisville along with cold weather
• New FLAME album releases Dec. 28
• Open House tomorrow evening 5:30 to 6:30!!
• University of Louisville to hold winter graduation at downtown arena
• Snow showers may drop half-inch in some areas Monday morning
• Rail project to create 50 jobs in Kentucky
• Almost all of Jerry Abramson's hires hope to stay on with new Mayor Greg Fischer
• Kentucky considering allowing sandhill crane hunting
• Deputies take kids on shopping spree
• Fire on West Muhammad Ali
• Louisville Water Co. again told to improve erosion control for pipeline along I-64
• Abramson creates Food Policy Advisory Council
• McConnell calls WikiLeaks chief 'a high-tech terrorist'
• Homicide detectives called to scene in Lyndon area
• Science Center selling Star Trek exhibit tickets
• Notes from Washington | McConnell fundraising machine in gear for '14
• Small airports may get added security next year
• Bardstown Road AGLOW in holiday cheer
• District 5 hosts Bike/Pedestrian Master Plan Public Forum
• Doss staff hope for a fair shake
• National Guard families mark holidays
• Old UK buildings to get energy upgrades
• Wintry mix causes dozens of accidents
• Kin of Harry Morris sought
• Waterfront agency plans four capital projects
• Eighteenth-Century Music Scholars Daniel E. Freeman Coming To Louisville
• E'town family seeks answers in mother's killing 32 years later
• Father of missing children arrested in Alabama
• Two top Economic Development Cabinet officials resign
• Miller Trailways seeks to fill buses with coats for homeless
• Louisville police seek man who robbed bank inside Jewish Hospital
• Expansion of Beach Bend Park in Bowling Green nears completion
• Tony Lindauer to be sworn in Monday for second term as PVA
• Masonic Home to open $40 million Sam Swope Care Center
• Yum affirms guidance for 14 percent growth in 2010
• Louisville Orchestra files for bankruptcy protection
• Herbert Lee to be sentenced Friday in four Louisville teens' deaths
• We will be closing the campus today at 12 noon. We will resume normal business hours on Saturday. Have a great Friday!
• Kentucky State Penitentiary in Lyon County on lockdown after inmate fights
• Warm forts aid needy; U of L students help corral blankets
• Community turns out to support Iroquois High, offer help to students
• Grawemeyer winner finds links among early Christians, Jews, pagans
• Mitch McConnell predicts tax breaks will be extended for all
• Metro Council approves controversial zoning change on Cedar Creek Road in rural Jefferson County
• Two shot on West Main during apparent robbery
• Louisville man and cousin sentenced in Nashville officer's shooting
• Steve Beshear administration defends its oversight of Passport
• Horses and tobacco falling further behind
• Mayor Creates Food Policy Advisory Council
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Industrial Container Services
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Kosmos Cement Company
• Plummer comments on HCSB Study Bible’s free online availability
• I'll be at Ford LAP today from 9am to 3pm for an ed fair. Come find out about the daytime MBA.
• Deficit cuts will require much bitter medicine
• Louisville area Jews welcome Hanukkah with songs, celebration
• Louisville marks World AIDS Day with service urging education
• Aegon will cut nearly 300 Louisville jobs
• Metro United Way campaign ahead of 2009 pace
• Fed lists U.S., foreign banks that received loans in crisis
• Gov. Steve Beshear demands immediate housecleaning at Passport
• Massey will close Kentucky mine feds targeted for safety problems
• Ex-worker sues Norton hospital, claiming it used violated state rules
• Facing overhaul, Iroquois High sees community residents offer their help
• Fire damages home south of Floyds Fork Park; no injuries reported
• Louisville suspect charged in theft of pink Harley-Davidson motorcycle from Susan G. Komen charity in Lexington
• Rineyville man shot during home invasion
• KMAC Hosts Holiday Day Camp For Kids
• Help wanted
• Bistro ablaze
• Inbox — Dec. 1, 2010
• PROJECT CENSORED
• Fire at Plainview Apartments damages several units
• Louisville mother sues Sts. Mary & Elizabeth Hospital after flash flooding
• Louisville attorney's death cuts off Social Security checks to many
• Proposed creationism theme park to seek tax incentives from Kentucky
• Grawemeyer award gratifying to one who studies gratification
• Community centers offering fitness program for senior citizens
• Passport cancels its lobbying contracts
• Study finds 'low' risk in ending 'don't ask, don't tell' gay ban
• Appriss buys Indiana document company
• Southern Story: James Parker III
• Reminder: The Louisville campus will close at 12 noon on Friday, Dec. 3 and will reopen on Saturday.
• SAFETY WEEK! SAFETY WEEK! Come by campus to meet some local police and fire department representatives and learn about how to keep yourself, your family and your identity safe this holiday season!
• Guards at privately-run Idaho prison shown watching inmate attack; company operates Kentucky prison
• Accidents snarl I-65 south near UofL
• Photos With Santa
• Photos With Santa
• Vodka producer CED buys rest of Whitehall
• Louisville economy put in global context
• Toyota to fix Prius coolant pumps
• Humana unit offers depression guidance
• Kentucky Rep. Crimm appointed to national insurance post
• Beacon Enterprise Solutions expands credit line by $3M
• Former U of L player sues NFL over helmet-to-helmet injuries
• Pro-Ohio River bridge group's study sees tolls of 75 cents to $2
• Slavery author wins Improving World Order Grawemeyer
• Toys for Tots Motorcycle Run raises about $4,000
• Louisville police expected to decide arrested officer's fate this week
• Otter Creek Park may be reopened in spring
• FDA approves Louisville firm's equine reproduction drug
• Indiana Sen. Lugar working with Obama for Senate OK on arms treaty
• Metro Parks seeking input on Louisville Loop Signage System
• Woolridge supports “Homeownership Outreach Workshop” in Hallmark Neighborhood
• Metro Parks Natural Areas Division to hold holiday open house at Jefferson Memorial Forest
• Gatewood Galbraith to enter Kentucky governor's race
• Heavy rain possible Monday evening
• UN agency pushes new rules on air cargo security
• Lanes reduced on I-65 to install crossover barries in Hart County
• Free cedar trees for Christmas available at Land Between Lakes
• Financing still uncertain for Louisville, southern Indiana bridges
• Obama proposes to freeze pay for federal workers
• Krispy Krunchy Chicken adds Louisville location
• Humana competitor UnitedHealth expects 2011 profits to decline
• UPS mobile apps go international
• Jeffboat parent American Commercial ends ‘go-shop’ period
• Coroner seeks next of kin to Timothy Reed, 36
• Life sciences park moving ahead again
• WKU planning project that could increase fees
• Portland woman launches toy drive to help murder victim's family, single mother
• Groups combine to sponsor holiday projects in downtown Louisville
• Group established to support visual arts in Louisville
• Louisville police officer arrested after incident at Molly Malone's
• Bill Luster | Assignment: The White House
• University of Louisville closes downtown clinic as larger facility opens
• JCPS board must decide how to seek new superintendent
• James R. Carroll | Did McConnell and Boehner dis Obama?
• Indiana Sen. Lugar working with Obama for Senate OK on arms treaty
• Belle of Louisville to undergo 5-year mandatory Coast Guard inspection
• Pokémon trading card tourney pulls in young players
• Troop survey expected to show gays' acceptance
• Lame-duck Congress facing gridlock on priority issues
• Kentucky craft market returning in March
• Gettys’ “Irish Christmas” comes to SBTS Dec. 9
• Louisville teenager dies after crash on I-71 in Oldham
• Mayor Jerry Abramson hesitant to tear up green space for downtown transit center
• 'Buy Nothing' coat exchange celebrates the spirit of giving
• Ryan Halloran, last of WAVE-TV's 'Fabulous Five,' dies at 90
• Massive sewage pumping station a step closer
• Tom Owen to discuss Bardstown Road history
• Light Up Newburg set for Dec. 4
• Reprimanded Kentucky highway official submits resignation
• Black Friday shopper turnout strong despite frigid conditions
• Weather service says possible icing on roads Friday morning
• Group seeks cleanup of Floyds Fork
• Several injured in crash on I-71 in Oldham County
• Indiana Police: Lebanon High School janitor had sex with student
• Hundreds enjoy Thanksgiving meals at Healing Place sites
• Former Ind. woman, son thankful to get 2nd chance
• Dinner for seniors provides good food, fellowship
• Program provides mentors for children of inmates
• Woman shot near Shively Thanksgiving morning
• Happy Thanksgiving! What are you thankful for this year?
• Kanye West, Kung Fu Panda star at Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade
• Black Friday shoppers: 12 holiday money mistakes to avoid
• Family Hanukah Party at Adath Jeshurun!
• The Temple's Hanukkah Party
• Black Friday tweets from around Louisville
• Color terror warnings will fade to black
• U.S. will send ships to Korea
• Holiday airport lines move smoothly in Louisville, nationwide
• Kentucky universities see increase in international students
• Universities encouraging study abroad to enrich students
• Father's death prompts Thanksgiving help for Louisville refugee family
• Louisville-area police seek to prevent crime during holiday shopping season
• Ex-House leader Tom DeLay guilty of money laundering
• Oil-rig victims' families feel left out
• Pelosi's new mission: Curb Obama deals with GOP
• Former SBTS professor passes away
• Keep Louisville Local: App for that
• Keep Louisville Local: Wet noses
• Moving to the margins
• Keep Louisville Local: Comfy company
• Keep Louisville Local: Pop art
• Keep Louisville Local: Raising the bar
• Keep Louisville Local: The NuLu Frontier
• Inbox — Nov. 24, 2010
• Keep Louisville Local: Ear to the ground
• Jerry's kids
• Two Bellarmine students charged with receiving stolen property likely taken from Fort Knox
• Worker dies in northern Kentucky industrial accident
• Louisville police sergeant files malicious prosecution suit against fellow officer
• Mayor Abramson honored at farewell Thanksgiving breakfast
• Louisville man pleads guilty to killing pair in Fern Creek park in 2005
• Retailers approach holiday sales with hope for modest improvement at most
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Eckart America Corporation
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Reynolds Packaging Foil
• Mayor-elect Greg Fischer's challenges include rising pension bill in first budget
• Don't forget that the campus will be hosting Safety week Nov 29 - Dec 2. We will be hosting a blood drive, HIV testing, along with local fire and police departments. Come out and join us!
• Grand jury declines to indict Louisville police officer in fatal crash
• Lawsuit filed against two Louisville football players over bar fight
• Labor Secretary J.R. Gray retiring
• Shops will have later hours on Black Friday
• Truck accident closes I-65 near hospital curve
• 14 Trunnell Elementary students taken to hospital as precaution after bus involved in crash
• Karen Sypher wants new investigation into Rick Pitino case
• Former Lake Dreamland fire chief John Wilkinson Sr. dies
• New Grocery Coming to Park DuValle Neighborhood
• Delta Air Lines may consider refunds over screening issue
• Feds are investigating comic drinking glasses with lead
• Louisville International Airport offering special on parking
• Former Louisville police recruit accused of stealing evidence
• Trucking firm involved in 11-fatality accident emerged under new ownership
• Jefferson County School board to meet on Sheldon Berman today
• White House: Concerns over body scans will be considered
• CAMPUS DISCOVERY DAYS for Louisville & Lexington, Saturday, December 4, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Tour the campus. Meet faculty and staff. Ask questions. Get answers. RSVP online at www.sullivan.edu/rsvp
• Louisville is hosting a Grad School Open House Thursday, December 2 at 6 p.m. RSVP (502) 413-8542 or bhorsley@sullivan.edu
• would like to share the video and photos from our Veteran's Day ceremony, where the new Veteran's Memorial Plaza was unveiled.
• Louisville gas prices higher
• Health plans must spend premiums on medical care
• Lousiville Mayor's Thanksgiving breakfast sold out
• Oldham Police arrest Ohio residents in stolen property case
• Whooping cough worries health officials in region
• Oldham home to be auctioned as Habitat fundraiser
• Humana agrees to buy Concentra for $790M
• Security protest could disrupt Thanksgiving holiday air travel
• Reward doubled in Western Kentucky professor death
• Family wants file open in Adair County teen's death
• Sealed cases are too hidden, says Kentucky Chief Justice
• Former Kentucky Senator Larry Saunders dies
• Pentagon trying to get 'don't ask, don't tell' lifted this year
• Catholics react to pope's condom remark
• New Daviess County activity center eases tensions for kids, adults at jail
• Joseph Gerth | Mayor-elect Greg Fischer can thank black vote for win
• Charities find demand up, but donations flat
• Norton, Humana involved in pilot program emphasizing wellness, preventive care
• Eastern band set for Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Drought's financial impact on state crops a wash?
• St. Louis tops list of most dangerous US cities
• Breast cancer survivors celebrate at Churchill Downs
• IU student from Evansville named Rhodes Scholar
• Flaws seen in governor's conflict of interest order
• Louisville Science Center plans holiday activities
• 'Day of Remembrance' memorializes transgender people murdered around the world
• Regulators say new U.S. Steel permit is more strict
• Lemme Doit | Resort refuses refund — and couple's future business
• Justice Scalia loves his gadgets, but not cameras in court
• James R. Carroll | McConnell earmark switch a big deal
• 'KaLightoscope' delights Galt House visitors with visions of Christmas
• Disabled youngsters become stars in holiday fashion show
• Astronauts' photos open up world to Earthlings
• Obama pushes arms treaty vote
• Ohio coroner: 3 found in tree stabbed
• Tower seeks zoning approval to be as tall as it is
• Turkey day fact: There are 3 places in the U.S. named after the holiday's traditional main course - Turkey, TX; Turkey Creek, LA; and Turkey, NC. there are also nine townships around the country named "Turkey," with three in Kansas.
• Toy exhibit opens at Frazier Museum
• Louisville Zoo to have food benefit
• Ky. company pulls Darvon from market as FDA asks
• Plainview post office closing Feb. 18
• Lottery sales fall 6.1 percent
• Deadline nears for zoo to match Kresge Glacier Run grant
• Louisville airport not scheduled to get full-body scanners that have provoked outrage across U.S.
• Faith & Works | Rabbi helps church get going on capital campaign
• Louisville police end search of landfill for missing Sullivan University student
• Proposed Amendments to APCD Regulation 1.06
• Proposed Amendments to APCD Regulations
• Students suffer minor injuries in bus accident
• Park DuValle grocery store groundbreaking set for Tuesday
• Jack Conway to run for re-election; seeks money to pay off Senate debt
• Kentucky mine leads U.S. in most closure orders
• New NIV Bible translation 'tried to get it right this time'
• Fischer asks all top city officials for resumes, opinions
• Local historian helps Louisville's forgotten first fort get recognition
• Man charged with shooting another man 11 times
• School board may decide Berman's future on Monday
• LG&E, KU complete debt offerings
• Man may face death penalty in case of missing Sullivan student
• Expo's Sale of Champions nets $95,000
• Police seek three in assault at store
• Louisville prison official blames poison ivy for indecent exposure charge
• By the way, in case you were wondering.... We definitely are still collecting canned goods! Thanks for your participation so far. We still have until November 30th to help the Salvation Army!
• Turkey Day fact: Fifty percent of Americans put the stuffing inside the Turkey.
• Bicyclist fatally struck on Hurstbourne identified
• Metro Council tables Insight cable-franchise renewal
• Rabbi helps church get going on capital campaign
• Allegiant adds third Lexington destination
• Toyota moves to dismiss sudden acceleration claims
• East Kentucky Power cancels Clark County plant
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for GE Consumer & Industrial
• Louisville Ranked Second in National Digital Cities Survey
• Metro Council Members join PRIDE INC to celebrate Annual Seniors Thanksgiving Day Dinner
• Fort Campbell soldier dies from non-combat injury in Afghanistan
• Cities, counties to pay more for employee pensions
• Regional transportation plans get federal approval, preventing freeze on new projects
• Clients file suits against missing lawyer, claiming he deceived them
• Two arrested after burglaries in Shively
• Louisville nursing home closing; 70 residents to relocate
• Taylor blog highlights Schreiner’s ETS paper
• Brown-Forman ups dividend
• Rand Paul volunteer pleads not guilty in stomping incident
• Kentucky State Police to boost patrols during Thanksgiving holiday
• Also on Twitter? Tweet why you deserve a $20,000 college scholarship and you just might win it from KFC.
• Steve Nunn won't ask to have trial moved from Fayette
• Kentucky orders insurers to sell child-only health policies
• Passport board meets to discuss critical auditor's report
• Prison supervisor faces indecent exposure charge
• General Motors shares jump on Wall Street return
• Humana forecasts lower 2011 profit
• Metro Council to consider cable franchise
• Kentucky Museum Of Art And Craft To Host 9th Annual Martinis and Mistletoe
• IRS holding $2.5M in Ky., Ind. refunds
• Plainview post office to close
• New Kindred VP to foster ties with physicians
• Ky. insurers must offer 'child' policies
• Ford lessens stake in Mazda
• Humana profit to drop in 2011
• ISA posts lower 3Q earnings
• Omnicare begins tender offer
• Brown-Forman raises dividend 6.7%
• Man rescued after fire in Shively apartment
• 5 Fort Campbell soldiers killed in Afghanistan identified
• District 14 residents of Meadowview Drive encouraged to attend special meeting at Dixie Elementary
• Some Breckinridge students hurt in bus-truck accident
• Alcoholic energy drinks assailed
• Man wearing hard hat, safety vest robs Shively bank
• Merit board upholds Louisville police officer's firing
• Man charged in strangling of southwest Jefferson woman
• Courier-Journal features SBTS profs York and Smith
• After crash and government control, rebirth for GM
• GE gets 4-year deal to supply appliances
• La Grange man, 46, dies in truck crash
• Victim of fatal crash on I-64 is identified
• KaLightoscope yule exhibit opening on riverfront
• Riverside goes to winter hours
• KFC offering $20,000 scholarship for worthy tweet
• Watch JCPS superintendent Sheldon Berman live at 4 p.m.
• Southwest Jefferson woman, 27, was strangled, coroner's office says
• winter quarter begins January 3, 2011 - what are you waiting for? With lifetime employment assistance, we are with you every step of the way! Let's design the career and life you're looking for. Get started today at www.sctd.edu
• enroll now for winter quarter (begins January 3, 2011). This includes our new A.A.S. in Respiratory Therapy program. Let's get started www.spencerian.edu!
• Join us - the Sullivan e-Learning Virtual Open House is going on right now through November 20.
• James to be sworn in as councilman tonight
• UPS freight unit improves times to Canada
• Oldham planners to reconsider agreement allowing Crestwood subdivision
• Ali Center celebrating fifth anniversary
• Stock Yards' parent boosts dividend
• Appeals court sets January hearing for ex-soldier Steven Green
• Southern plans Alaskan getaway
• Winter courses offer concentrated exposure to subject matter
• Overturned truck blocks lane on I-64 east of Grinstead
• Performance - A Christmas Carol
• Inbox — Nov. 17, 2010
• Jerry's kids
• The lost decade
• Bellarmine Uses Grant to Develop Composting Facility
• U.S. military leaders in Afghanistan say nighttime raids an advantage
• 8 Fort Campbell soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Beshear, Williams trade charges over Passport abuses
• Official 137 Kentucky Derby, Oaks artwork unveiled by Churchill Downs
• Strategist for GOP quits, rips chairman
• UPS to hire 767 in Louisville for holiday season
• LendingTree parent buying Louisville's SurePoint
• Witnesses detail abuse during Cecil New's childhood
• NTSB urges Kentucky to do more to curb hard-core drunk drivers
• Woman dies after Watterson accident
• McConnell elected again as Senate GOP leader
• South Oldham Fire Department collecting recyclables for Crusade for Children
• Louisville Archbishop Joseph Kurtz elected vice president of U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops
• Speakers can sign up to address Metro Council
• Late fees being waived for unlicensed pets
• Gusty winds, rain in forecast for Tuesday
• Republic Bank goes mobile
• Sypris Solutions reports deeper 3Q loss
• LendingTree to buy SurePoint Lending
• Louisville home prices fell in 2Q
• More business trips expected in 2011
• Metro Council to consider bond approval for hotel at Fourth and Chestnut streets
• E-mail secondary as Facebook revamps messaging
• Oldham judge-executive elect chooses police chief, planning and development director
• Father doesn't want son's name in Indiana immunization system
• Stem cell therapy helps victims of heart failure
• Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen Landing Begins Winter Hours December 5
• 2 Fort Campbell soldiers die after attacks in Afghanistan
• Mitch McConnell shifts course, backs earmark moratorium
• Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear wants expanded managed care for Medicaid savings
• Prosecution done putting on witnesses in Cecil New sentencing hearing
• Buthod is a finalist for top library job in Tulsa
• Southern literature: Jim Hamilton’s new book
• Super Duty gets half of heavy-duty truck buyers
• Ford picks initial markets to sell all-electric car
• Shareholder meeting set for American Commercial Lines merger
• Venture Club to hear Moncrief
• Louisville Sudanese pray for peaceful vote on Southern Sudan's separation
• Ohio girl, 13, found; man arrested
• Humana, University of Louisville doctors remain at impasse
• Congress faces tax debate
• Kentucky explores requiring prescription for pseudoephedrine to curb meth labs
• Antique appraisal held to benefit Thomas Edison House
• YMCA hoping to increase awareness of its offerings, benefit to community
• Louisville Water Co.'s B.E. Payne plant receives 'Excellence in Water Treatment' award
• On the move: Ford workers follow money and benefits to craft new lives
• Registration for adult Metro Parks basketball leagues begins today
• GOP control brings new life to education issues
• Some Ky. historic sites to close for 3 months
• Fatal crash at Watterson, I-64
• Girl, 13, victim of fatal crash on Old Third Street Road
• 1 dead, 3 injured in Old Third Street Road accident
• Kentucky Alliance speaker urges civil disobedience to combat modern racial injustices
• James R. Carroll | Congress returns to major unfinished business
• Key players guarded in reactions to Passport audit
• Girl Scouts immersed in arts during downtown Louisville tour
• White thoroughbred dazzles, rare colt is latest born in Lexington
• Western Kentucky's recruiting effort for foreign students starts slow
• Western Kentucky president's wife plays key role at university
• Lemme Doit | Full ski pass refund still elusive
• Kentucky near top in exporting guns used in crimes
• Kentucky Right to Life event focuses on assisted suicides, abortions
• Landfill search for missing Sullivan student turns up nothing Saturday
• Owensboro museum displays Monroe's mandolin
• City may direct $2 million to support Habitat project
• Salvation Army drops large Kroc Foundation-backed community center
• Faith & Works | Can Christianity and yoga cohabitate?
• UK presidential committee selects search firm
• Louisville's community tree arrives downtown
• Sexual harassment alleged in school bus incident
• Search continues for missing Sullivan University student's body
• 'Everything just went haywire': Kentucky man says he was forced to eat his beard
• Andy Barr concedes to U.S. Rep. Ben Chandler in 6th District congressional race
• Louisville cardiology group joining Baptist Hospital East
• Work starts on expansion of Shawnee library
• Indiana friends aboard stricken cruise ship Carnival Splendor grateful the ride's over
• Search continues for missing Sullivan University student's body
• Kentucky Humane Society waiving pet adoption fees through Sunday
• Supreme Court allows gay military ban for now
• 'Safer' I-64 at Watterson victimized by rash of traffic accidents
• Shooting death on Gardiner Lane ruled a homicide
• Sen. Tim Shaughnessy calls for ouster of Passport board
• Prosecutors in Sarah Palin hacking case push for prison time
• Suspected serial killer faces Michigan hearing; luggage seized in Louisville contained blood stained shoes
• U of L, JHSMH, CHI to form statewide health care network
• Travel entities get tourism awards
• ‘Holiday hop’ features new Maker’s Mark
• Foreclosures decline in Kentucky
• UPS names Americas president
• Abramson Welcomes Miss World Back to Louisville
• Accident blocks lane on Kennedy Bridge
• Naturalization ceremony to swear in 230 Friday morning
• Woman not guilty of trying to poison grandfather
• FullCircle delays shareholders meeting
• Amazon hiring 2,000 in N. Kentucky
• World Affairs Council names visionaries
• Ivy Tech strengthens Indiana ties to China
• Papa John’s promotes HR executive
• Convention bureau honors boosters
• Hohman to be interviewed on Nightly Business Report
• Florida Tile expanding Kentucky work force
• Library Begins Renovation, Construction at Shawnee Branch
• Man in critical condition after car overturns on 29th Street
• Search resumes for Sullivan student's body
• UPS taps Europe exec to lead Americas region
• Efforts under way to reopen camp for disabled kids
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for BAE Systems
• FedEx expects 16 million shipments on busiest day
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Momentive Specialty Chemicals
• Kentucky Air Guard unit leaves for Afghanistan
• Louisville admits it erred in Wayside zoning case and agrees to pay homeless shelter $145,000
• University of Louisville to proceed on merger with Jewish Hospital
• Report on fatal Floyd crash cites aggressive driving
• Auction at Slugger Museum includes some unusual items
• AWOL soldier returns on Veterans Day
• Kentucky Guard troops headed to Iraq next year
• Sullivan dedicates Medal of Honor plaza
• Omnicare splits pharmacy services in two
• Jefferson Clerk Bobbie Holsclaw considering governor's race
• Kentucky receipts rose 8.1% in October
• Man found dead in home on Gardiner Lane
• Next Kentucky furlough day is Friday
• Churchill to give scholarships at track
• Lightyear Network adds sales partners
• GSI hiring several hundred for Louisville
• ISA posts lower 3Q profit
• Louisville sewer bonds rated AA-minus
• Light Up Okolona Nov. 19
• Humana responds to ‘Medicare season’
• Police seek woman who robbed bank
• North Carolina man accused of scaring elderly woman to death gets life sentence
• Livestock Expo under way at fairgrounds
• New evidence found in case of missing girl in North Carolina, police say
• Bridges Project going nowhere slowly …
• General Growth emerges from bankruptcy
• Soldier’s pay?
• Brightside grants fund 'NatureScape' projects
• Marathon Runner to Honor Veterans
• Big man on campus
• London police say bomb on UPS flight was timed to go off over U.S. Eastern seaboard
• Meeting someone online carries risks, police warn
• Fischer to name transition team
• Onex extends offer for ResCare shares
• Louisville police say housing funds misuse exceeded $10,000
• Crash backing up traffic on I-64, I-71 approaches to downtown
• Kentucky revenues up 8.1 percent in October
• Grant work may help identify brain injuries in veterans
• U of L marching band director turns to teaching
• Suspect pleads not guilty to murdering missing Sullivan University student
• Deficit panel chiefs' plan cuts Social Security
• Councilwoman Welch plans constituent coffee
• Western High student accused of bringing gun to school
• Governor, Louisville mayor visit veterans at Robley Rex Center
• Plans for Trager Plaza at U of L announced
• Write-in votes for Herndon counted; James win affirmed
• Obama: Recovery a global issue
• UK presidential committee may choose search firm
• Arrest made in vandalism of cars at U of L following UK game
• Shively house that also contained business heavily damaged by fire
• Feds preview graphic health warnings for cigarette packs
• Fort Campbell soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Ventas selling $400 million in notes
• Jefferson County teachers call for 'stability' in troubled schools
• Louisville cancer center lauds new study
• Police looking for woman who robbed River City Bank on Bardstown Road
• Jefferson County Sheriff John Aubrey featured guest for November District 12 Dialogue
• Louisville water rates going up 3.75%
• Flood to welcome Santa and District 24 to “Light Up Okolona”
• U.S. initial jobless claims fall by 24,000
• Jerry’s kids
• Beacon Solutions unit posts revenue gains
• Inbox — Nov. 10, 2010
• Fischer names 41-member transition team
• Legal Aid offers free clinics
• Duke Energy names Indiana president
• Board of Water Works Approves 2011 Budget
• Brightside awards neighborhood and civic groups with NatureScape beautification grants
• Papa John’s boots bowl game
• Louisville airfares top U.S. average
• Louisville-area firms make debt moves
• Norton, UK HealthCare agree to alliance
• Republic Airways to sell stock
• PNC expands ATM network in Indiana
• Attendance, betting rose for Breeders’ Cup
• State exam suggests flaws in Passport Health Plan
• Cable firm to supply Raytheon in Louisville
• Horseshoe attendance fell 2.4% in October
• Lexington firm to build Caterpillar plant in N.C.
• Ky. grants available to fight water pollution
• Construction nears on ShelbyHurst project
• Onex extends offer for ResCare shares
• Henderson encourages residents to help the Boy Scouts help Community Ministries
• Humana signs deal with SleepQuest
• Bluegrass Cellular joins Verizon rural project
• Kiplinger Names Bellarmine a ‘Best Value’ Among Nation’s Private Universities
• Ackerson to host Town Hall Meeting for residents in District 26
• Bellarmine Students Welcome Louisville Families For Trick-or-Treating in Residence Halls on Oct. 25
• Welch invites residents to come out for November’s “Coffee with your Councilwoman”
• Louisville Mayor Jerry Abramson Joins Bellarmine University as Executive-in-Residence in 2011
• Proposed Amendments to APCD Regulations
• Bellarmine’s Rubel School of Business Named to Nation’s Top 300 Business Schools
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Brown-Forman Cooperage
• Al Qaeda wing claims responsibility for UPS crash in Dubai
• CapitalSouth CEO to speak in Louisville
• ResCare is dropped from S&P index
• Kentucky debt adjusters under new rules
• New auto plant to open in Louisville
• PharMerica’s profits plunge 67%
• UPS, pilots tackle safety, security
• Ventas reports 12% 3Q gain
• U.S. jobless rate holds at 9.6%
• Breeders' Cup attendance, wagering rise at Churchill Downs
• Bellarmine’s Wyatt Center for the Arts Hosts Photography Exhibit Starting Nov. 12
• 30th Annual Light Up Louisville Celebration to illuminate downtown Louisville Nov. 26
• Nucleus plans training for entrepreneurs
• Cordish continues push for Maryland horse tracks
• Louisville’s MaximumASP is sold
• Inner-city program taps Louisville firm
• Calling All Opera Lovers
• Museum Plaza gets good news on $100M loan application
• Humana hooks up with ‘Biggest Loser Club’
• Opera Lectures Precede ‘The Met: Live In HD’
• McCauley Nicolas to host seminar on health care reform
• Grants to boost services for crime victims
• Old National names new director
• Louisville lags most cities in job growth
• Proposed Board Order for Eckart America Corporation
• Ford truck sales up 24% in October
• FedEx to buy shipping business in India
• T-Mobile expands 4G service to Louisville
• Kentucky ‘business’ candidates win
• Moessner named chairwoman of Kentucky Chamber
• Digital strategy expert to address Social Media Club
• Almost Family acquires Ohio assets
• Oldham gets grant for adult day-care center
• Sun Valley Health Fair set for Tuesday, November 16th
• Transportation and Public Works Committee to hold Public Hearing on Insight Franchise Agreement
• Tiffany building plant in Lexington
• Shelbyville bypass opens after delay
• Thousands needed for Ky. Amazon centers
• AHA president to speak in Louisville
• Kindred profit falls in third quarter
• Quest Outdoors changes hands
• Turf broad
• Red zones
• No way out
• Sane in the membrane
• Inbox — Nov. 3, 2010
• Churchill Downs boosts line of credit
• Magazine honors Kentucky distillery
• Auto hauler plans to lay off 195 in Louisville
• Welsh, Carson invests in hospital operator Springstone
• Ind., Ky. rank high in business survey
• Young professionals present ‘green’ fair
• Top Kentucky manufacturers named
• PPL completes $7.6B purchase of E.On U.S.
• MedVenture’s Bramer joins Fed health care council
• BBB Torch Award winners named
• Humana beats 3Q earnings estimates
• Proposed Construction Permit for Lubrizol Advanced Materials
• U.S. Department of Homeland Security Cabinet Secretary Napolitano Visits EMA/MetroSafe
• Kentucky Farm Bureau tops 500,000 members
• Hill-Rom names new CFO
• Louisville foot races get new sponsors
• Ky. manufacturing jobs off 11% in two years
• E.On tower gets new name
• District 12 "Coffee with your Councilman" set for Saturday November 6th
• Tetreault: Ford to transform assembly plant into world leader
• Wal-Mart to celebrate updated Dixie Highway store
• New West receives tourism award
• TSA quarantines 3 UPS planes
• Average Kentucky natural gas bills to rise by 7 percent
• Churchill Downs fall meet to begin Sunday
• Report: Investigators taking second look at UPS Dubai crash
• ISCO Industries To Open New Facility In Kingman, Arizona
• Hill-Rom sees big jump in 4Q earnings
• Schimpff’s pretzels in Gov. Daniels’ trick-or-treat bags
• Humana opens ‘innovation center’ at headquarters
• Toyota Opportunity Exchange set for Nov. 9-10
• American Commercial Lines returns to black in 3Q
• TARC gets $9 million in federal grants
• Almost Family 3Q profit up 27%
• Kentucky shares in tainted-drug settlement
• Welch invites residents of District 13 to enjoy “Alternative Halloween Family Weekend”
• Community Affairs Committee updated on delinquent property owner efforts by Codes and Regulations
• Millennium Forge considering expansion of production facility
• Faurecia could add 136 jobs at Indian Trail plant
• Business First recognizes Louisville's fastest-growing businesses
• Mint unveils Lincoln $1 coin
• ISCO Industries to open Arizona plant
• Association honors Louisville Water Co.
• KentuckianaWorks renames youth programs
• Four Small Businesses Awarded City Loans
• Louisville Metro Credit Rating Among Nation's Best
• Special Louisville ties to aid Brightside
• 52 colleges get top grades for ‘green’ efforts
• U.S. Bank partners with Kroger on credit cards
• Captain’s Quarters offers KFC YUM! Center cruises
• Webster to offer daytime MBA program
• Performance - Barefoot in the Park
• Sypris Electronics receives $3 million for federal energy project
• Cummins 3Q profit triples
• Lexmark CEO Paul Curlander to retire
• Kindred to close Vista deal by Nov. 1
• Ford 3Q profit up 68 percent
• Jerry’s kids
• Election Issue: Metro Council Voting Guide
• LIHEAP Subsidy Program begins November 1st
• Election Issue: Aqua Buddha: The LEO Interview
• Mayor Declares City Ready for Winter
• Inbox — Oct. 27, 2010
• Community Affairs Committee to be updated on delinquent property owners
• Louisville’s Parthenon
• Councilman Hawkins encourages parents to review Sex Offender Registry prior to Halloween
• Election Issue: Look who’s local now
• OConnell presents check to MADD
• Election Issue: Mayoral Race — Who's next?
• Weather causes delays, cancellations at Louisville International Airport
• Power restored to most of area
• GE recalls 174,000 dishwashers
• FERC approves PPL purchase of E.ON U.S.
• Louisville Metro plans document shred
• U.S. Voice & Data names market president
• Rob Samuels named Maker’s Mark COO
• Lexmark seeks printer app developers
• Cynthia Knapek to join Leadership Louisville
• Morgan Foods names Slattery president
• A&W offers new value menu
• Adventures in Water Festival
• Registration Underway for Run Run Rudolph 5K Race
• Voss Clark to expand Jeffersonville plant
• Ventas to acquire Atria real estate for $3.1B
• Louisville International adds nonstop service to Dulles
• Frank X. Walker To Give Gallery Talk At Kentucky Museum Of Art And Craft
• Vimarc Group CEO retiring
• Louisville Metro Offers New Mobile Apps
• Fight Identity Theft With A Free Shredding Event Saturday
• Councilman Johnson invites District 21 to coffee on Saturday
• Councilmen Robin Engel and Stuart Benson to Participate in Chick-fil-A Grand Opening Ceremony
• Water Works Exhibit Opens at Frazier International History Museum
• Unidentified body found in vacant Richmond home
• LMPD probes detectives who tipped off prosecutor under investigation
• Air quality in southwest Jefferson unhealthy
• Fort Campbell soldier killed in Afghanistan
• US marshal shoots, kills man during search
• Henderson and Blackwell encourage public turnout for next Southwest Regional Library meeting
• New energy program to aid homeowners
• General Growth bankruptcy plan approved
• Kentucky’s jobless rate rises to 10.1%
• Toyota recalling 1.5M vehicles
• BB&T earnings up 38%
• Louisville opens cyclocross course at Eva Bandman Park
• Fifth Third reverses loss, earns $175M
• PNC Q3 profit doubles, beats analyst expectations
• ZF Steering Systems to grow in Florence
• Xerox unit to add 325 Kentucky jobs
• Fischbach to upgrade Elizabethtown plant
• Abramson to teach at Bellarmine
• Profits surge 45% at Stock Yards Bank
• Profits up 30% for Republic Bank
• UPS 3Q profit up 69 percent
• The Louisville Metro Council remembers the late Cyril Allgeier
• Mayor Abramson opens new cyclocross course at Eva Bandman Park
• Ward-Pugh Participates in Community Leadership Conference
• U.S. Bancorp's earnings jump in 3Q
• Dream Factory board picks new president
• Financial reform forum set for Louisville
• Delta posts 3Q profit
• Performance - A Christmas Story
• ResCare's 'go shop' period ends
• Coke's revenue up 5 percent in 3Q
• Community Foundation of Southern Indiana has new CEO
• The Big Brown Machine
• Jerry’s kids
• Inbox — Oct. 20, 2010
• (Don’t) take a deep breath
• Proposed Construction Permit for Kosmos Cement Company
• New housing complex gets under way
• Frisch's 1Q earnings slip
• Kentucky gets health insurance grant
• Kentucky hires firm to monitor Medicaid
• RV maker to establish operation in Elkhart
• Galen dean gets national nursing post
• Kentucky seeks energy proposals
• Paul Mitchell The School Louisvelle Welcomes Dolly Parton and Betty White to Annual FUNraising Campaign
• Metro Parks Community Centers hosting a plethora of Halloween-related activities
• Mayor, Congressman Launch Home Ownership at Liberty Green
• California Community Center to unveil special portrait of late Councilman George Unseld
• Abramson Hosts Final YMCA Thanksgiving Breakfast at KFC Yum! Center
• Louisville Water Company Celebrates 150 Years
• Louisville Energy Program to Save City $13.5 Million
• Mayor, Leaders Turn Up Heat on Education
• GE profits fall 18 percent
• No Social Security increase for 2011
• Louisville’s 21c hotel rated No. 1 again
• New Shelby trails park to be dedicated
• GE adding 500 jobs in Ohio
• Cordish lines up casino tenants
• Venture Club to hear Jonathan Miller
• GE executive named to national panel
• Indiana's business climate highly rated
• PharMerica acquisition bid advances
• Mayor joined by Unseld, McAnulty families to dedicate Central Park tennis complex
• U.S. Cabinet Secretary Janet Napolitano visits EMA-MetroSafe
• Louisville's Largest Halloween Party
• Free dental care offered in Crestwood
• Fans Should Plan Ahead for Events at KFC Yum! Center
• Signature plans Nashville nursing home
• Kentucky, Indiana move up Forbes' Best States for Business' list
• Hilliard Lyons downgrades ResCare
• Beshear plans economic trip to India
• Troutman to speak at Wise Women forum
• iPads to be sold at AT&T, Verizon stores
• WDRB-TV adds 6:30 p.m. newscast
• Neustar opens Louisville support center
• Halloween Masks Workshop
• Paranormal Excursions
• Derby Museum adds Secretariat exhibit
• U of L wants to partner with UK, hang onto Ramsey
• CEO departures surged in September
• Construction begins on women’s center apartments
• Kentucky joins foreclosure investigation
• Kentucky retailers are pessimistic
• Registered Kentucky voters near 2.9 million
• New dining hall opens at Bellarmine
• GM is named for Arlington Park
• Dayton sports firm inks KY franchisee
• Indiana governor to visit China, Japan
• Hearing institute opens satellite office
• Inbox — Oct. 13, 2010
• Jerry’s Kids
• UPS had role in Chilean miner rescue
• Moving the cheese, one rat at a time
• Equestrian games surpasses 507,000
• Law firm establishes Louisville office
• Clifton Center hires executive director
• Got yourself a gun
• Integrated Pharmaceutical Packaging plans Glasgow expansion
• Parklands to build PNC education center
• Duke Energy reviews e-mails in hiring investigation
• First phase of Riverview project is complete
• Rehab hospital earns CARF accreditation
• Neace Lukens expands in Arizona
• Lexmark launches line of color devices
• Report: Frontier Airlines may partner with major carrier
• Long tarmac delays show steep drop
• Abramson Announces Free Junk Drop-off Day, Sunday October 17
• Members of Jefferson County Delegation invited to October District 12 Dialogue
• Improved Riverview Park Open After Phase 1 Development
• University of Louisville to hold community forum on health issues
• Nucleus to assist Owensboro companies
• GLI honors small, entrepreneurial businesses
• TARC shifts routes for arena traffic
• UPS car gets United Way stamp
• Kentucky businesses face annual report deadline
• Coca-Cola offers recycling at KFC Yum Center
• Mercedes to recall 85,000 vehicles
• Kentucky Farm Bureau opens enrollment for 2011 Certified Roadside Farm Market program
• Metro Parks hosting open house meeting to plan for corridor refinement of Louisville Loop
• Hamilton announces public meeting for next phase of the West Market Street Corridor Project
• City of St. Matthews Announces Reinstatement of Quiet Zone
• Tandy hosts Willie B. Bright Community BBQ on Saturday, Oct. 16th
• Mobile apps developed for Breeders' Cup
• The Bristol Bar and Grille offering free food to its Facebook fans
• Keeneland changes fall meet post time
• Arlington Park president Arnold resigns
• Signature Healthcare cuts ribbon on headquarters
• Ribbon cutting officially opens KFC Yum! Center
• Southwest's traffic rises 5% in September
• Obama sends foreclosure bill back to Congress
• Belo reports ad boost, ABC and CBS deals
• Kentucky gets $24M for community health centers
• Kentucky’s September revenue up 5.3 percent
• U.S. unemployment stays at 9.6%; government cuts outweigh business job gains
• Councilmen Engel and Benson to Participate in Public Meeting for Charlie Vettiner Park, and Mahoney Property Master Plans
• WorkNow Kentucky Provides 800 Jobs
• BofA halts foreclosures
• Onex begins purchase of ResCare shares
• Humana offered another Tricare extension
• Stimulus-funded program provided 814 summer jobs
• Louisville Marriott hires new chef
• GE Appliances & Lighting signs deal with Ryland Homes
• Louisville economic efforts cited
• Gun contracts affect Louisville firm
• Job cuts rose in September
• Consumers warned on payday-loan scam
• Mayor’s Hike coming to Jefferson Memorial Forest Oct. 16
• Eva Bandman Park to be closed through Oct. 20
• Welch joins Mayor as sponsor of Healthy Hometown Hike
• Venture Club has new administrator
• KMAC And Kosair Present ‘Healing Creatively’
• VA mulls 3 more sites for new hospital
• Kentucky Realtors elect leaders
• Homeland Security Secretary Tours Louisville's MetroSafe Operation
• Rangaswamy & Associates recognized for work on University of Louisville building
• Papa John’s becomes official pizza of New Meadowlands Stadium, Jets, Giants
• Carhartt gives jeans to University of Kentucky for insulation
• Target same-store sales rise 1.3% in September
• Louisville postal office to close
• Old National to buy Bloomington bank
• KFC closes historic restaurants
• Sullivan to offer Ph.D in management
• ‘Green’ is focus of regional conference
• Ky. League of Cities names new leader
• Proposed Construction Permit for Brown-Forman
• Engel to hold Press Conference outlining Second Sunday Event
• Out of the ash they rise
• The Great Barrier
• Inbox — Oct. 6, 2010
• Kindred Healthcare picks hospital division president
• Jerry's kids
• NightLites with Bob Bernhardt
• North American International Livestock Exposition 2010
• TARC head re-elected to national committee
• Republic Airways reports surge in traffic
• Kentucky to share in drug-fraud settlement
• New café opens in Norton Commons
• Brown-Forman Receives Perfect Score from Human Rights Campaign
• Elite Homes to build for 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition' again
• UPS gives to HandsOn Network
• Grindmaster-Cecilware reorganizes leadership
• Gov. Daniels removes IURC chairman Hardy
• Stonestreet One enters Taiwan market
• GSI Commerce to open new Louisville facility
• Indiana September revenue climbs 5.8 percent
• Southwest Community Festival celebrates 25 years on Saturday, Oct. 9th
• Duke Energy places Indiana leader Reed on administrative leave
• Yum Brands reports 3Q profit increase, raises full-year outlook
• Animal Planet host Jeff Corwin to headline conference
• Vision Airlines launching regular flights in Louisville
• Kentucky receives mortgage windfall
• Thorntons to sell E85 fuel for 85 cents per gallon
• UPS Freight plans rate increase
• ElderServe to open East End office
• Candidates to discuss elderly issues
• Ventas to buy Sunrise properties
• Verizon begins trade-in program
• Metro United Way offers new grants
• Indiana monks launch printing venture
• Metro Councilman Kramer to host NLC Technology and Communications Committee
• Toyota outlines quality initiatives
• Early registrations accepted beginning Wednesday on October 6
• Churchill Downs Inc. to cut 64 jobs
• Granby becomes president of Kentucky, Indiana market for Verizon Wireless
• Junior Achievement elects four to Kentuckiana Business Hall of Fame
• TG Missouri gets Toyota Camry contract, will expand in New Albany
• Louisville Metro Government seeking tree for Light Up Louisville
• Racetracks hope for boost from 'Secretariat'
• Woman, 76, dies in collision on Taylor Boulevard
• Rand Paul, Jack Conway square off in Fox debate
• Attention, candidates!
• Vienna orchestra performs at Centre College
• Legislators fight to secure role of God in state's security
• Hal Heiner, Greg Fischer pump cash into TV ads
• Traveling to Europe? Obama says beware
• Retired union negotiator, former GOP official seek open 37th District House seat
• All aglow for a good cause, walk benefits leukemia group
• Journalism has a future — with changes, says IdeaFestival panel
• Celebrating achievement dominates Down syndrome fundraiser
• Partnership buys Headliners Music Hall
• Art, music, big crowds: It must be St. James
• Louisville police continue investigation into body found in field near Oxmoor mall
• Judge orders state to pay legal costs in open records case
• Former Metro council member, two others vie for open 32nd district seat
• Survey shows many Americans' knowledge of religion is limited
• Lexington man Adam Edelen begins 2011 run for auditor
• Paralympians aid injured Fort Campbell soldiers
• My Morning Jacket to appear on ‘The Late Show with David Letterman’
• Kentucky Marine killed during combat in Afghanistan
• Louisville Metro Police Department gets $6M grant
• Louisville Metro Police to get 32 more officers through federal grant
• Waverly Park Road to be closed from Oct. 4-15 for construction, paving
• 26 Louisville firefighters promoted in ceremony
• Mayor Announces Upgrades for West Louisville’s Algonquin Park
• Man charged in beating death outside Brownsboro Rd. restaurant pleads guilty to assault
• Woolridge to attend groundbreaking for new Community playground at Cane Run Elementary
• Alltech to branch out from animal health products to human drugs
• Southwest Dream Team to join Welch for October’s “Coffee with your Councilwoman”
• Church happenings
• Butler and Johnson sponsor S.P.O.T. Clinics for pet owners
• The Unfair goes on as an alternative to the St. James Court Art Show
• Yarmuth, Abramson Announce $6 Million Federal Grant For Police
• 1-year-old girl dies after being struck by father's SUV in driveway
• Greater Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau Commission adds members
• Fox Sports Ohio plans postseason Reds coverage
• CCE stockholders approve Coke deal
• Porter Bancorp raises more capital
• Ford to exceed supplier diversity commitment
• Kentucky food prices improve in 3Q, still higher than ’09
• Ford September sales climb 46 percent
• Rand Paul, Jack Conway to square off in national TV debate
• Dish Network drops Fox Sports Ohio
• Kentucky gets $3.2 million in stimulus for broadband
• Physicians Pharmaceutical Services considers bringing 300 jobs to Louisville
• D.D. Williamson might expand R&D labs, add 10 jobs
• Invensys Rail Corp. considering expansion that could add 75 jobs
• Scottish cooperage considers Bullitt location
• KEDFA lowers TIF threshold for planned Center City project
• October is "Golftober" at Metro Parks Courses With Family Golfing Package
• Metro Councilman Hawkins to Host Responsible Dog Ownership Day
• LIHEAP Vendor Meeting on September 30
• KMAC Celebrates Dia de los Muertos ‘Day Of The Dead’
• Debbie Fox Wins Director of the Year Award
• Kentucky Opera Presents ‘Elixir Of Love’
• Hollowell invites community to California Neighborhood Reunion Day set for California Park
• KMAC Presents ‘Planes, Trains And Superheroes’
• Online survey launched for future Otter Creek Outdoor Recreation Area
• Reports: JPMorgan Chase suspending some foreclosures
• Ground Broken for Playground for Children With Disabilities in Shawnee Park
• Fisher-Price recalls millions of toys
• District 12 "Coffee with your Councilman" set for October 2nd
• Public Service Commission approves PPL purchase of E.On U.S.
• Woolridge announces District 3 Healthy Living Expo set for October 5th
• WHAS-TV, U of L plan political debates
• Public Health and Wellness Announces School Immunization Schedule
• KMA foundation gets $143,492 grant for technology
• KMAC to Present 'Rooted in Place' Exhibit in Honor of the 15th Annual Festival of Faiths
• One Southern Indiana receives international recognition
• N.Y. Times’ Morgenson to speak at U of L
• Study finds income gap between races in Louisville
• 21st Century Parks hires Moore as CFO
• GLI, Ivy Tech get Lumina grants
• Show me the money
• A Life In Freefall
• Inbox — Sept. 29, 2010
• Jerry’s Kids
• Ryder Cup displaces UK football coverage
• FTC tentatively approves Coke/CCE deal
• Online survey launched for future Otter Creek Outdoor Recreation Area
• Ground Broken for Playground for Children With Disabilities in Shawnee Park
• District 12 "Coffee with your Councilman" set for October 2nd
• Woolridge announces District 3 Healthy Living Expo set for October 5th
• Public Health and Wellness Announces School Immunization Schedule
• Clark Memorial Bridge to close for KFC Yum Center sign work
• Fitch affirms ‘A+’ ratings on Louisville International Airport bonds
• WWE latest to book KFC Yum Center
• Genny’s Diner selling restaurant, home to Comfy Cow
• Insurers ordered to Frankfort to discuss ‘child-only’ policy decisions
• Boil water advisory continues for parts of Bullitt and Jefferson counties
• Keeneland catalogs 4,695 horses for November Breeding Stock Sale
• Voter registration deadline approaching in Kentucky
• Keeneland sells $198M worth of horses during September sale
• October is "Golftober" at Metro Parks Courses With Family Golfing Package
• Metro Councilman Hawkins to Host Responsible Dog Ownership Day
• LIHEAP Vendor Meeting on September 30
• TARC proposes downtown route changes
• Kindred completes acquisition of Texas centers
• PharMerica makes bid to acquire Chem Rx
• Lady Gaga coming to KFC Yum Center
• Louisville Water Co. issues boil water advisory for northern Bullitt County
• Southwest buying AirTran for $1.4B
• Ventas foundation pledges $50,000 to Parklands of Floyds Fork
• White Castle’s ‘Undercover Boss’ to share insights in Louisville
• Brown-Forman selects Boxing Clever as agency of record for Chambord
• GE eyeing PGA developmental tour sponsorship
• Local photographers to be honored with Molly Leonard awards on Saturday, September 11th
• Metro Council asks everyone to get out and support the 2010 Freedom Walk on Sunday, September 12th
• Proposed Board Order for Texas Gas Transmission
• Beargrass Creek Greenway cleanup to commemorate National Public Lands Day
• Louisville Health Director Leaving for New Post
• Shanklin Announces 2010 Newburg Festival set for this coming weekend
• Ward-Pugh hosts Ninth District Community Forum in Sept.
• Mayor, Congressman, Chief Unveil New Fire Boat
• Louisville Rated Top 10 for Business Growth
• Tony Lindauer invited to September District 12 Dialogue
• Welch sponsors District 13 Health Expo for residents during 80th Fairdale Community Fair
• Proposed Amendment to APCD Regulations
• Delinquent Property owners list to be published on Thursday
• Proposed Title V Operating Permit for University of Louisville
• Hollowell to host public meeting on Brook and 1st Streets changes on Monday
• Metro Councilman Heiner to Host Dedication Ceremony and Meeting on Future of Miles Park
• Louisville One of the Best Communities for Young People
• Louisville Wins Appeal of Disaster Claim from 2009 Ice Storm
• Alltech buys Winchester algae farm for $14M
• Town Hall to Address Mental Health Issues Among African Americans
• Public Health and Wellness Launches Texting Campaign to Curb Teen Smoking
• Public Health & Wellness Announces Flu Immunization Plans
• Councilwoman Green invites residents of Elliott Park to come out for a 15 year reunion
• Ward-Pugh hosts 11th Annual Back To School Block Party
• METCO Awards Loans to Four Small Businesses
• Air Quality Alert for Saturday, September 18
• Councilwoman Welch asks MSD to come out for September’s “Coffee with your Councilwoman&r
• Hollowell schedules Friday clean up of Fourth Street alley of abandoned properties
• Ward-Pugh seeks volunteers to help with No. 9 Pink Out
• YOU Center Opens New Facility
• Green to participate in National Constitution Day with District 1 Elementary Schools
• New “Healthy in a Hurry” Store Opens in Shawnee
• Air Quality Alert for Wednesday, September 1
• Metro Councilmen to Host Booth at 2010 Gaslight Festival
• Green to join special guests for Sister Visitor Center “Open House” on Sunday August 29t
• City Website Honored With National “Best Of the Web” Award
• Metro Councilman Engel to Host S.P.OT. Rabies, License and Microchip Clinic
• Green and Tandy honor educator Abby Hughes Fife
• Mayor Helps Break Ground on New Clubhouse at Charlie Vettiner Golf Course
• Drought Does Not Impact Louisville Water Company Supply
• District 12 “Coffee with your Councilman” set for Saturday, September 4th
• Tandy partners with sports figures and professionals so that “Stars Shine on Our Youth”
• Legendary Band The Monarchs To Play Iroquois Amphitheater Sept. 12
• Councilman Peden to host 7th Annual McNeely Lake Cleanup
• “Movies under the Stars” calls it a wrap with Momma Mia!
• Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center re-opens for business today
• Abramson and Yarmuth Announce $1.2 Million in Funding for Louisville Library
• Metro Parks, Councilwoman Barbara Shanklin hosting final master planning meeting for Petersburg Park
• Ward-Pugh invites community out to the September Art Fair at the Mellwood Art Center
• Air Quality Alert for Tuesday, September 21
• Ward-Pugh seeks volunteers to help with No. 9 Pink Out
• New “Healthy in a Hurry” Store Opens in Shawnee
• Liberty Tattoo And Art Parlor News - September 23, 2010
• Ground broken for Eastern State Hospital
• Kentucky gets federal grants for public health and prevention
• Omnicare names two to VP posts
• Kindred Healthcare boosts revolving credit line for acquisitions
• Derby Industries has new name, brand
• Kentucky Transportation Cabinet to auction surplus items
• J&L Marketing awarded Mercedes-Benz contract
• Kentucky receives $500K VINE grant
• Starbucks raising prices as coffee beans soar to 13-year high
• Metro Councilman Engel to Host S.P.OT. Rabies, License and Microchip Clinic
• Seasonal hiring could improve this year
• Anheuser-Busch to offer free Budweisers to attract under-30 set
• Onex plans tender offer for ResCare
• Kentucky’s August jobless rate dips in 98 counties
• Former Procter & Gamble executive Byrnes elected to Brown-Forman board
• Harshaw Trane building gets Energy Star rating
• Blockbuster files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization
• Army Corps of Engineers Louisville District gives record amount to small businesses in FY 2010
• Drought Does Not Impact Louisville Water Company Supply
• GLI plans member celebration events
• Metro Councilman Heiner to Host Dedication Ceremony and Meeting on Future of Miles Park
• Ali Center, Yum partner on grants for gardens
• Discover Dixie Business Showcase planned
• General Cable buys Egyptian cable maker
• Fifth Third Processing buys Springbok
• Blockbuster bankruptcy expected this week
• Allegiant Air adds service between Lexington, Fort Myers
• Advanced Genomic gets state money
• Delinquent Property owners list to be published on Thursday
• Town Hall to Address Mental Health Issues Among African Americans
• Inbox — Sept. 22, 2010
• Jerry's kids
• Omnicare pays $21M to settle Medicaid claims
• Tea with Ms. Mussolini
• LifePoint breaks ground on Kentucky hospital
• Cardiovascular Innovation Institute Cardiovascular Innovation Institute researchers get $2M NIH gran
• Louisville Downtown Management District plans downtown living tour
• Louisville One of the Best Communities for Young People
• KFC thinking outside the buns for latest promotion
• University of Louisville names building after Woodford and Harriett Porter
• Kentucky ag department receives $273K research grant
• Gill Holland to speak to Venture Club of Louisville
• BBB warns of job scams
• DMI Huntingburg closure to affect 62 people
• Public Health and Wellness Launches Texting Campaign to Curb Teen Smoking
• KMAC Presents Alma Lesch Memorial Award To Trish Korte
• Indiana develops pact with Chinese development commission
• Stores at The Summit hiring for holidays
• Beshear to attend Secretariat screening in Lexington
• Continental, United make way for new NYSE ticker
• Kentucky among tops in income gains
• WHAS-AM’s SportsTalk 84 expands to Sundays
• Air Quality Alert for Tuesday, September 21
• Proposed Board Order for Texas Gas Transmission
• World Equestrian Games athletes to be interviewed on NBC’s ‘Today’ show
• Wild Eggs to open third location
• Kentuckiana Medical Center files for Chapter 11 protection
• U of L Foundation, Nucleus to develop $1B research park near Belknap
• University of Louisville changes name of Campbellsville Pediatric practice, adds doctors
• Yum Brands raises $42.5M for international food programs
• U of L releases men’s basketball schedule
• Downtown mayoral debate planned
• Hitachi Automotive Products to expand in Harrodsburg
• Worthington to continue as KentuckianaWorks chairman
• Bingham Fellows see green for Louisville
• Steven David appointed Indiana Supreme Court justice
• Air Quality Alert for Saturday, September 18
• Proposed Amendment to APCD Regulations
• U.S. News launches 'best law firms' report; 61 Louisville firms listed
• The Summit to hold fashion show at Louisville Concours d’Elegance
• Louisville-area health care providers to collect used shoes to support Edge Outreach, Shoeman Water
• FedEx to combine Freight, LTL units, 1,700 jobs lost
• Kentucky Derby Festival wins big at International Festivals and Events Association Awards
• Kentucky’s August jobless rate creeps up to 10 percent
• Green to participate in National Constitution Day with District 1 Elementary Schools
• Hollowell schedules Friday clean up of Fourth Street alley of abandoned properties
• Metro Councilmen to Host Booth at 2010 Gaslight Festival
• NPC deal boosts company’s growth opportunities
• Nominees sought for Vogt Awards
• Performance - The Mystery of Irma Vep
• Yarmuth, Lally to square off at Louisville Forum luncheon
• Masonic Homes breaks ground on pediatric center
• Kentucky World Trade Center’s Webb named honorary consul of France
• Target to sell GE microwaves
• Rivue restrooms beat out in online competition
• Delta, MasterCard in debit card partnership
• Beargrass Creek Greenway cleanup to commemorate National Public Lands Day
• Tony Lindauer invited to September District 12 Dialogue
• Ward-Pugh hosts Ninth District Community Forum in Sept.
• Left in the dark
• Kentucky fleet auction brings state more than $350K
• Inbox — Sept. 15, 2010
• Ali to headline equestrian games opening
• Jerry's kids
• PPL Corp. clears another stage in E.On U.S. deal
• Humana wins Medicare approval for 2011 plans
• Fifth Third unit buying NPC
• Key dates in NPC’s history
• IUS plans entrepreneur workshop
• Toys ‘R’ Us Express opening temporary shop in The Summit
• White House officials to attend women’s MBA conference
• Beshear seeks applicants for JCTC nominating commission
• Louisville Graphic Design Association bringing Obama design director Scott Thomas to town
• Yum Brands increases quarterly dividend by 19 percent
• Strong Kroger earnings top Wall Street view
• Hart/Lunsford Pictures sells ‘Dirty Girl’ to the Weinstein Co.
• Welch sponsors District 13 Health Expo for residents during 80th Fairdale Community Fair
• Proposed Title V Operating Permit for University of Louisville
• Humana division Humana Cares ramps up hiring in St. Petersburg
• Land Rover named World Equestrian Games sponsor
• Three manufacturers to grow in Clark County
• Jennifer Helgeson named Boys & Girls Clubs of Kentuckiana CEO
• New UPS ads: 'We Love Logistics'
• Full House Resorts to acquire Grand Victoria Casino & Resort
• Kentucky to auction some of state fleet
• Muhammad Ali Center to sell World Equestrian Games tickets
• Dismas Charities drops U of L leases
• Louisville Arena Authority approves budget, announces sponsors
• Groundbreaking set for former Masterson’s property
• Paul Mitchell The School Louisville Helps Clean Up the Gulf Oil Spill
• Kentucky schools on the edge await state test scores and their fates
• Joseph Gerth | Jack Conway challenges the polls in Kentucky Senate race
• Louisville Free Public Library to get $1.2M to add computers
• Obese woman tried dieting, but turned to surgery as a last resort (w/video)
• DMI to close Huntingburg plant
• Some patients see salvation in obesity surgery (w/video)
• Councilman Peden to host 7th Annual McNeely Lake Cleanup
• Burp v Breathalyzer: Kentucky Supreme Court to decide issue in DUI case
• Abramson and Yarmuth Announce $1.2 Million in Funding for Louisville Library
• Sally Helgesen to speak at Women 4 Women luncheon
• Western Kentucky University sets record for fall enrollment
• UK sets record for enrollment
• Kentucky Arts Council gives more than $1.7 million in grants
• Seminar to focus on managing currency risks
• Kentucky gets work-force investment grant
• Councilwoman Green invites residents of Elliott Park to come out for a 15 year reunion
• Kentucky’s August revenue up 3.3 percent
• Centerplate to hold job fair for KFC Yum Center
• Hispanic Business mag lauds UPS
• Turner to host construction-management school
• Sphere One considers Jeffersonville
• Belinda Gates to leave Luckett & Farley
• Louisville Orchestra's 'Louisville' Concert
• Papa John’s signs new $175M credit agreement
• Joe Elliot, Bobby Jack Murphy get new radio shows
• Ohio Rod Products to grow in Southeastern Indiana
• JCTC receives funding for student support program
• KFC looks to rebuild Colonel’s brand
• Former Aptamera CEO Terry Minton to lead Naprogenix
• AT&T invests $80M in Kentucky
• Calvin Borel to serve as Gaslight Festival grand marshal
• State to audit Dismas Charities
• Ford not likely to make Kuga in Louisville
• Horseshoe casino attendance falls in August
• University of Kentucky president Lee Todd announces retirement
• The kid stays in the picture
• 'Operation Iraqi Freedom is over'
• Local photographers to be honored with Molly Leonard awards on Saturday, September 11th
• IMC secures licensing deals for Borghese
• National Center for Family Literacy adds board members
• Hospitals, city agencies holding earthquake drill
• U of L awarded $1.5 million NIH grant
• Western Kentucky University’s Big Red makes Capital One list
• Fed: Eighth District economy growing ‘modestly’
• Metro Parks, Councilwoman Barbara Shanklin hosting final master planning meeting for Petersburg Park
• Louisville Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Inbox — Sept. 8, 2010
• Jerry's kids
• War stories
• Metro Council asks everyone to get out and support the 2010 Freedom Walk on Sunday, September 12th
• Ward-Pugh invites community out to the September Art Fair at the Mellwood Art Center
• Mayor, Congressman, Chief Unveil New Fire Boat
• Adewale Troutman, wife to leave Louisville
• ResCare agrees to be acquired for $13.25 a share
• Louisville Health Director Leaving for New Post
• Humana reaffirms financial guidance
• PharMerica names Schepp senior VP of sales
• ResCare stock up on news of buyout agreement
• Chapman Kelly acquired for $13 million
• Coke Enterprises raises earnings guidance
• Louisville gets new fire boat
• The Old Spaghetti Factory giving grandparents free meals
• Cinnamond joins River Road Asset Management
• Jasper Engines gets incentives for expansion
• Humana adds LensCrafters, Pearle Vision, Sears, Target, JCPenney to vision network
• Legendary Band The Monarchs To Play Iroquois Amphitheater Sept. 12
• Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center re-opens for business today
• Home Express closing original New Albany store
• IUS receives reaccreditation
• Kentucky legislative calendar set
• UPS flight crashes in Dubai
• Keeneland beefs up September Yearling Sale coverage
• The Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour
• PPL, E.On, Duke recognized for economic development efforts
• Foreign-trade zone expert to speak at Port of Indiana — Jeffersonville
• Four Louisville businesses split $430,000 in METCO loans
• KCTCS fall enrollment up 6.5 percent
• Louisville Wins Appeal of Disaster Claim from 2009 Ice Storm
• Public Health & Wellness Announces Flu Immunization Plans
• METCO Awards Loans to Four Small Businesses
• Louisville Metro Web site wins honors
• UPS Foundation delivers $1M to UNICEF
• Yum Brands partners with Leadership Louisville Center for Ignite program
• Construction employment falls in Louisville
• PPL purchase of E.On U.S. clears another hurdle
• Burger King to be acquired by 3G Capital
• Performance - Dracula
• Louisville wins FEMA ice storm appeal
• Glasscock to lead ACG breakfast discussion
• Target will sell Facebook gift cards
• UPS Foundation awards Boy Scouts
• Ford’s August sales dip 11 percent
• Louisville Metro Parks investing $1M in Charlie Vettiner Golf Course
• Williams, Farmer announce ticket
• Shift in ownership at Peak 10
• Shelbyville bypass delayed by construction flaws
• Mayor Helps Break Ground on New Clubhouse at Charlie Vettiner Golf Course
• Toyota sales dip more than 30 percent
• Money talks
• Kroger stores offering ticket promotion for equestrian games
• Rebuilding the House of Cards
• Louisville $9.37M bond issue gets AAA rating from Fitch
• Broken wheels
• Kentucky State Fair attendance falls
• Inbox — Sept. 1, 2010
• City Website Honored With National “Best Of the Web” Award
• Talk is cheap
• Tandy partners with sports figures and professionals so that “Stars Shine on Our Youth”
• You are a good man, Charlie Strong
• “Movies under the Stars” calls it a wrap with Momma Mia!
• Brown-Forman 1Q profit slips
• Hill-Rom names Scott Jeffers to supply chain post
• Humana gets Puerto Rico Medicaid contracts
• 26th Annual Bourbon Ball Celebrates Two Kentucky Traditions - Bourbon And Art
• Report: Louisville among best cities for economic growth potential
• Z Salon & Spa to close Seelbach location
• Health Policy Forum to take place Sept. 14
• GE to supply appliances to Clayton Homes
• Louisville Sports Commission creates Schnellenberger Award for U of L-UK game
• Yum Brands registers $350M in notes
• Ward-Pugh hosts 11th Annual Back To School Black Party
• Councilwoman Welch asks MSD to come out for September’s “Coffee with your Councilwoman&r
• YOU Center Opens New Facility
• Air Quality Alert for Wednesday, September 1
• Vawter rejoins Doe-Anderson
• Shanklin Announces 2010 Newburg Festival set for this coming weekend
• Louisville Rated Top 10 for Business Growth
• Peptides, Axxora enter distribution agreement
• McLane lands Yum distribution deal for KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell
• Louisville mayoral debate on downtown set
• Logan's Roadhouse to be sold
• UPS becomes SEC sponsor
• Thorntons opens remodeled Bardstown Road store
• Conway reaches settlement with GlaxoSmithKline
• Jackson Park Apartments get federal funds
• Host, Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau to get Silver Anchor awards
• Porter Bancorp to hold special meeting to vote on stock
• Hollowell to host public meeting on Brook and 1st Streets changes on Monday
• Cemex completes sale of Kentucky assets
• Delta to cut Lexington-Cincinnati service
• 2Q economic growth better than feared
• District 12 “Coffee with your Councilman” set for Saturday, September 4th
• Green to join special guests for Sister Visitor Center “Open House” on Sunday August 29t
• Green and Tandy honor educator Abby Hughes Fife
• Transplant recipient sees ‘awesome’ hands
• Women philanthropists to be honored
• Steel firm to locate plant in Kentucky
• Kentucky aids arms, engine firms
• Ivy Tech enrollment sets record
• Clifton Center director is retiring
• McCallister to replace Jones Jr. as Humana chairman
• Make-A-Wish to partner with CDE for ‘Fork, Cork & Style’
• Jeweler, Halloween store open at Jefferson Mall
• Nominations sought for Vogt Awards
• Dry weather brings odd taste, odor to Louisville water
• Auto suppliers might bring jobs to Louisville
• White Energy continues to look at Louisville for alternative-fuel plant
• Champion ham brings $1.6M at Kentucky State Fair
• Debbie Fox Wins Director of the Year Award
• Hollowell invites community to California Neighborhood Reunion Day set for California Park
• July jobless rates fall in 111 Kentucky counties
• Councilman Johnson encourages everyone to enjoy Kentucky Music Weekend
• Children’s Summer Food Service Program Updated Site Listing
• Bridge Painting to Begin on Interstate 264
• Coke refiles again with FTC on CCE deal
• Inbox — Aug. 25, 2010
• Summer Jobs Put Youth to Work Tackling Neglected Properties
• Metro to Assist Raptor Rehabilitation with Significant Expansion
• Cincinnati Reds’ Joey Votto on cover of Sports Illustrated
• Game (inter)changer
• Councilman Jon Ackerson to Host Town Hall Meeting
• Welch hosts " Coffee with your Councilwoman" on Saturday, August 14th
• Lexington company launches new Calipari Web site
• Down on the Farm
• Shrek the 3rd hits the screen for Augusts’ Movies Under the Stars at Iroquois Amphitheatre
• Green hosts “2010 Back Pack Giveaway and Back to School Festival” on Saturday, August 14
• U of L Delphi Center to offer continuing-education courses
• Rhymes with ‘me-oh-my-oh’
• City Offers Resources, Locations for Heat Relief
• Governor Announces $10 Million for Parklands of Floyds Fork
• PharMerica board authorizes $25M stock buyback
• District 11, 20 & 22 Metro Council members to Host Mobile Mammography Clinic
• Current Public Notices for Housing & Community Development
• Air Quality Alert for Tuesday, August 10, 2010
• Republic, Porter, S.Y. named among most efficient bank holding companies
• Councilman Ackerson hosts District 26 Picnic on Saturday, August 14th
• Councilmembers Stuckel and Heiner celebrate LaGrange Quiet Zone on Monday
• KFC donates more than $4.2 million to Susan G. Komen for the Cure
• Green encourages District 1 youth to apply for this year’s Black Achievers program
• LaGrange Road Quiet Zone Celebrated
• CREW to discuss Liberty Green project
• Mark the Calendar for “Safe & Healthy Return to School”: Thursday, Aug. 5th
• Flood to attend ribbon cutting for new Outer Loop business
• Pat Day to speak in Frankfort
• Street Rods Return to Louisville
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Kosmos Cement
• Proposed Amendment to APCD Regulation 5.21
• Councilman Johnson says “Come out and have a cup of coffee with me.”
• Welch to be honored by NASRO for support of School Resource Officers in District 13
• WorldFest Coming Labor Day Weekend
• Shanklin hosts Back to School party for children in District 2
• District 12 "Coffee with Councilman"set for August 14th
• Air Quality Alert for Wednesday, August 11 and Thursday, August 12
• Green announces District 1 “Open Door Dialogues” fo rthe month of August
• Hamilton announces Tito Puente Jr. will headline 5th Annual District 5 Community Celebration
• District 11, 20 & 22 Metro Council members to Host Mobile Mammography Clinic
• Air Quality Alert for Friday, August 13
• Mayor's Hike and Bike Set for Labor Day
• Mayor Opens New Sprayground in LaPorte Park
• Air Quality Alert for Friday, August 20
• LMPD and Okolona Firefighters join Flood for National Night Out
• Councilmen Robin Engel and Stuart Benson to Participate in Chick-fil-A Groundbreaking Ceremony
• Restoration of Historic Pumping Station
• Air Quality Alert for Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010
• Kentucky again denied ‘Race to the Top’ funds
• Green encourages District 1 youth to apply for this year’s Black Achievers program
• Folk Art Gallery Talk at KMAC
• Meredith named as WFPK-FM music director
• Leadership Louisville elects officers
• Magna to expand in Bowling Green to make Camaro tops
• Michael Howerton named to Louisville-Jefferson County Tourist and Convention Commission
• GE, Lennar Homes sign agreement
• U of L gets rebate for reducing electric bill
• Postal unit to open Iroquois Manor office
• Old Time Pottery out of bankruptcy
• Buffalo Trace needs volunteers to clear trails at distillery
• Huffman Nissan relocates to former Chrysler Dodge Jeep lot
• Forty Under 40 to be recognized next month
• Papa John’s launches fantasy football promotion
• NKU gets $1M grant to recruit students
• U of L opens WestSide dining hall
• Nationally televised MMA event returning to Louisville
• JCTC gets grant to help create healthy campus
• Construction begins on Parklands demo project
• Lexmark sues laser cartridge importers
• GE gets contract to make hybrid water heaters
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Kosmos Cement
• Foreigner to perform with Eastern High School choir
• U of L moves up on Sierra Club ‘green’ schools list
• Conference Board: Economy shows incremental improvement
• U of L gets more grant funding from Reeve Foundation
• UPS reduces pilot furloughs
• Roccisano returns to Louisville as UBS director
• Construction employment declines in Kentucky
• Norton, U of L extend pediatric services to Paducah hospital
• WorldFest Coming Labor Day Weekend
• Hamilton announces Tito Puente Jr. will headline 5th Annual District 5 Community Celebration
• Mayor's Hike and Bike Set for Labor Day
• Louisville waterfront tours set for this weekend
• Kentucky Opera Opens The Brown-Forman 2010 Fall Season With Two Operas
• Kentucky gets $1.3M stimulus funds for library computers
• Ivy Tech, Purdue University strike transfer deal for culinary students
• U of L, Barnes & Noble offer textbook rental plan
• Caltherm to expand Columbus plant
• PGA selects Buzz for 2011 Senior Championship
• Ports of Indiana have $5.4 billion annual economic impact
• Kentucky July jobless rate falls to 9.9 percent
• Kentucky Sports Radio coming to WKJK
• Get Dirty For God!
• Air Quality Alert for Friday, August 20
• Harbeson to lead Monroe Shine
• Beacon Enterprise Solutions loses $8.8M in 3Q, closes Zurich operations
• Pandora opens store in Mall St. Matthews
• PNC sponsoring loge area at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium
• Oh, Mandy
• Jerry's kids
• Inbox — Aug. 18, 2010
• Halloween Spooktacular
• BAE Systems gets $37M Navy contract
• The Judds to play KFC Yum Center
• GE Foundation to give $1M to Family Health Centers, Park DuValle Community Health Center
• McDonald’s to serve free fruit smoothies
• UPS taps Carstens as Singapore leader
• Louisville business community to hold mayoral debate
• Indiana No. 18, Kentucky No. 20 for stimulus-backed jobs
• Women MBAs open Louisville chapter
• Former GE Capital executive Dobbs to speak to Louisville Venture Club
• BBB to hold disaster-planning, health care-reform seminars
• CafePress.com founder to talk entrepreneurship at IUS
• Beacon Enterprise Solutions secures $4 million credit facility
• Sypris Solutions cuts 2Q loss
• Porter Bancorp adds $465K charge to 2Q results
• Lightyear wins approval for SouthEast Telephone purchase
• WRKA-FM, Papa John’s plan $1 pizza day
• Thorntons opens Brownsboro Road store
• ‘Greater Louisville’s Healthiest Employers’ finalists announced
• Women-owned business trade show planned
• Beshear makes appointments to Kentucky Horse Racing Commission
• Abramson presents Healthy Hometown grants
• Kroger recalls shrimp linguini meal
• Seven new arena sponsors announced
• Industrial Services of America hires Gascoyne as executive VP
• Presentation Academy to present Tower Awards
• Louisville-area colleges, universities recognized for being ‘military friendly’
• U of L to host Discover Louisville festival
• Flood to attend ribbon cutting for new Outer Loop business
• LaGrange Road Quiet Zone Celebrated
• Stuckel and Heiner celebrate LaGrange Quiet Zone on Monday
• ResCare receives buyout offer from Onex
• Ruhl replaces Kitchell in Indiana OMB
• SGS 2Q profit grows on higher sales
• University of Phoenix to hold job, economic forecast workshops
• Kentucky reaches $10 million settlement with Teva
• Report: Ashland may sell distribution unit
• 12 Kentucky schools make Forbes’ ‘Best Colleges’ list
• Bandy Carroll Hellige wins two national ADDY awards
• Houseboat show planned for Lake Cumberland
• Omnicare raises dividend by a penny
• GE gets $2.5M in stimulus money
• Kentucky to provide mortgage assistance to some homeowners
• JCTC dedicates Health Sciences Building
• Delta offers bookings on Facebook
• General Motors posts 2Q profit of $1.3 billion
• Belterra plans anniversary concert series
• Kohl's earnings increase beats predictions
• Edward Whitacre, CEO and chairman of GM, to step down
• Abramson’s Community Conversation set for Monday at Central High School
• Keeneland to show Hall of Fame induction
• Air Quality Alert for Friday, August 13
• Performance - The Kite Runner
• Councilman Johnson says “Come out and have a cup of coffee with me.”
• Shanklin hosts Back to School party for children in District 2
• Kentucky, Indiana banks gain national recognition
• UPS surpasses $1B in giving to United Way
• U of L plans family business seminar
• SCA to invest $50M in Bowling Green plant
• Sell-out crowd listens to Abramson reflect at Leadership Louisville Mayor’s Luncheon
• Air Quality Alert for Wednesday, August 11 and Thursday, August 12
• Recession proof
• My Old Kentucky Thunderdome
• Inbox — Aug. 11, 2010
• Unlikely allies
• Disbelief
• Edelen leaving Beshear’s office
• Tattoo Charlie’s closing Berry Boulevard store
• Advanced Cancer Therapeutics signs agreement to work with Brown Cancer Center’s Chesney
• YPAL gets grant from UPS Foundation
• Members added to KET board
• SUSTA offers food export grants
• E. On U.S. receives award for managing employee disabilities, absences, wellness
• Harrison County chamber plans networking event
• Kentucky’s July revenue up 4.6 percent
• Kentucky Speedway's NASCAR Sprint Cup race set for July 9
• Murphy to lead Peritus’ Indianapolis office
• Councilman Ackerson hosts District 26 Picnic on Saturday, August 14th
• June on-time arrivals in Louisville lower than national average
• Robinson becomes American Bar Association president-elect
• Oldham chamber extends award deadline
• Louisville International ranks as 7th busiest cargo airport in world
• Kentucky to donate $10M to Parklands of Floyds Fork
• Air Quality Alert for Tuesday, August 10, 2010
• Bridge Painting to Begin on Interstate 264
• Metro to Assist Raptor Rehabilitation with Significant Expansion
• Green hosts “2010 Back Pack Giveaway and Back to School Festival” on Saturday, August 14
• Welch hosts " Coffee with your Councilwoman" on Saturday, August 14th
• Governor Announces $10 Million for Parklands of Floyds Fork
• Industrial Services 2Q profit climbs
• H.B. Fuller to expand in Paducah
• Defender, GLI seek nominations for minority business award
• New chapel complex planned for Fort Campbell
• Taco Bell might be at center of salmonella outbreak
• Proposed Amendment to APCD Regulation 5.21
• ResCare posts higher 2Q net income
• Attorney Charley Cassis dies at 72
• PharMerica 2Q profit down 87 percent
• UPS appoints China expert to board
• JCPS approved for $5M federal grant
• Sterrett named senior VP at Papa John’s
• Omnicare faces more whistleblower litigation
• UPS adding services in Indonesia
• Oxley Foundation gives $1M to U of L
• Heaven Hill to spend $4.2 million on new warehouses
• A&W to offer free root beer floats
• Federal Reserve Bank to hold educational achievement forum
• U of L-Owensboro research program gets $3 million grant
• Fenwick Equestrian becomes Breeders’ Cup partner
• Kentucky utilities get $246M for broadband project
• U of L committee reviews Community Health proposal
• LG&E, KU consumers set all-time peak energy use records
• Atlanta Motor Speedway to lose Sprint Cup date to Kentucky Speedway
• District 12 "Coffee with Councilman: set for August 14th
• Green announces District 1 “Open Door Dialogues” fo rthe month of August
• Welch to be honored by NASRO for support of School Resource Officers in District 13
• Jerry's kids
• Churchill 2Q profit down; Company lost $5M on HullabaLou
• Street Rods Return to Louisville
• Almost Family reports strong earnings, lawsuits
• Louisville Rainmakers group launching
• ResCare reorganizes business divisions and leadership
• Jean West joining WAVE-TV
• Speedway Motorsports turns profit
• Glover replaces Mrozowski as IUS AD
• Community Bank Shares reports quarterly results
• Renovation helps Derby Museum boost attendance
• Community college bound
• Get under the bus?
• Papers, please?
• Inbox — Aug. 4, 2010
• Smith: Kentucky Speedway likely will get Sprint Cup race in 2011
• Keeping promises
• Indiana July revenue up, misses predictions
• The chalk man cometh
• Kindred posts lower earnings from continuing operations
• Councilman Jon Ackerson to Host Town Hall Meeting
• GE, UPS, Humana Military among ‘Best Employers for Vets’
• Manufacturing survey shows improvement in economy
• Papa John’s 2Q profit up
• Shrek the 3rd hits the screen for Augusts’ Movies Under the Stars at Iroquois Amphitheatre
• Indiana Tech plans New Albany office
• Cruise joins Joe B. & Denny
• CACI gets $14.2M order for Louisville work
• Ford giving some Super Duty trucks power boost
• KFC added to SBA registry
• Duke Energy revenue soars with summer heat
• VA gets stimulus funds for national cemeteries
• July Ford sales up 5 percent
• General Cable's 2Q misses analyst outlook
• Toyota sales decline in July
• Summer Jobs Put Youth to Work Tackling Neglected Properties
• Cumulus shuts down Louisville stations
• Texas Roadhouse 2Q profit, revenue climb
• Input sought for Louisville transportation plan
• Government business drives Humana 2Q profit up 21 percent
• Gemunder retires as Omnicare CEO
• Papa John’s begins selling specialty pizzas today
• Kohl’s prepares to open Bardstown Road store
• INVESTIndiana draws Cummins, Lilly, other big names
• NHK to invest $10 million in Bowling Green plant
• ‘Biggest Loser’ plans Louisville casting call
• LMPD and Okolona Firefighters join Flood for National Night Out
• Air Quality Alert for Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010
• Explosion and fire reported at house in Bullitt County
• Closing time?
• Leading ladies
• Charles Rangel, Maxine Waters ethics cases pose challenge for Democrats
• Surprise! July was 4th hottest month ever in Louisville
• Three men charged with robbing Okolona bank
• Nearly 5,000 horses registered for Keeneland fall sale
• Prosecutor makes new claim in Anna Nicole case
• Industrial Services secures $48.8 million credit line from Fifth Third
• Kentucky corn farmers brace for premature harvest
• McBroom named interim leader of Bowling Green chamber
• Jerry's kids
• Louisville Cornhole Cup bags $11,000 for Ronald McDonald House Charities
• Fourth Street Live plans ‘Restaurant Week’
• Inbox — July 14, 2010
• Louisville Metro Police Officer Charles Moore has lengthy history of misconduct
• Public Service Commission approves LG&E, KU rate increases
• On the robes
• Coke to refile with FTC for CCE deal
• Stranger than fiction
• Debris will delay plugging Gulf oil leak
• Jerry's kids
• Lemme Doit | Hospital payment problem resolved
• Inbox — July 21, 2010
• James R. Carroll | Half of Congress takes a break, the other half to follow
• No man is an island
• Hundreds enjoy Kentucky Music Weekend in Iroquois Park
• Animal house
• Profile: Jim Earhart | Karen Sypher's aggressive lawyer seen as fearless, well-organized
• Jerry's kids
• Changes afoot in SUV market: Smaller Ford Explorer faces sizable task
• Inbox — July 28, 2010
• About 300 Jefferson County property owners take advantage of homestead amnesty
• House approves $534,000 for Kentucky Air National Guard building
• Donors help give mountain Christian school new life
• New Masonic Homes center named after Sam Swope
• ROTC cadet dies of lightning strike in Kentucky
• Rivue restrooms trail in voting
• Rick Pitino and the Karen Sypher trial: Slo-mo replay of week 1
• Buffalo Trace opens Firehouse Café and trails
• I-64 west ramp to I-264 east to close overnight
• Summer Food Service Program Updated Site Listing
• The Louisville Orchestra Presents 'Los Angeles with Randy Newman'
• Restoration of Historic Pumping Station
• WAKY Radio Rock 'N Roll Reunion Concert
• KMAC Presents ‘Equine Divine’ In Celebration Of 2010 Alltech Fei World Equestrian Games
• Mayor Opens New Sprayground in LaPorte Park
• Councilmen Robin Engel and Stuart Benson to Participate in Chick-fil-A Groundbreaking Ceremony
• Councilman Johnson encourages everyone to enjoy Kentucky Music Weekend
• Mark the Calendar for “Safe & Healthy Return to School”: Thursday, Aug. 5th
• Mayor, Fire Chief Break Ground on Ashland Ave. Firehouse
• “Operation Hundreds from the Heart” to raise funds to help mail needed packages to Ameri
• Louisville Orchestra Goes to Leipzig for FANFARA
• StreetSense Campaign Targets Safety on the Streets
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Zeon
• Metro Councilman Stuart Benson to host Metro Animal Services Rabies, License and Microchip Clinic
• 9th Annual Kentucky Art Car Weekend
• 35th Annual Kentucky Music Weekend festival coming to Iroquois Amphitheater
• Improved City Website Makes it Easier for Citizens to Get Services, Information
• Paul Mitchell The School Louisville Supports Cosmetology Student in Bid for $50K Prize
• Metro Parks offering U of L Football Parking at Churchill Park for 2010 Season
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Marathon Petroleum
• Abramson, Yarmuth Announce Federal Funding for Louisville's MetroSafe System
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for IN Louisville
• Air Quality Alert for Wednesday, July 7, 2010
• Air Quality Alert for Wednesday, July 14, 2010
• Four Businesses Awarded METCO Loans
• Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft Presents 'Red River'
• My Morning Jacket to Play Hometown Show at New KFC Yum! Center
• Air Quality Alert for Thursday, July 15, 2010
• Kentucky Opera Closes FY10 In The Black
• Abramson, Yarmuth Open Liberty Green Community Center
• TARC Adds More Air-Friendly Hybrid Buses
• LIHEAP Summer Cooling Program starts Monday, July 12th
• Metro Council to give CAP $5,000 in an effort to help the Summer Heat Relief Program
• Ward-Pugh and volunteers plan another progress effort along Lexington Road
• Hamilton announces the return of a family favorite with the 2010 Outdoor Family Film Festival
• July District 12 Dialogue to feature update on Riverview Park from Waterfront Development Corp
• Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft Increases Admission Fees
• Five Secrets of Effective Communication
• KMAC Receives Target Grant
• KMAC Hosts 'Side by Side' Exhibit
• Metro Council to focus public spotlight on abandoned property owners
• Mayor Launches Bank On Louisville
• Owen will visit by bike District 8’s neighborhoods again this summer
• Hollowell elected by Metro Council to District 6 Seat
• Two Junk Pickup Cycles Announced for Urban Services District
• Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen Landing to host “Old Fashioned Ice Cream Social” July 11
• Zoo Seal and Sea Lion Exhibit Opens
• Ward-Pugh invites community to Crescent Hill’s Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration
• July Movies under the Stars to feature “Couples Retreat”
• District 1 gets ready for the 2010 Green Clean Team this summer for young people
• Vice-President Biden Views Growth, Innovation at Appliance Park
• Metro Parks offering 4th of July weekend golf package
• Governor, Mayor Announce HUD Loan Application for Museum Plaza
• Air Quality Alert for Saturday, June 26, 2010
• Metro Council passes FY 2011 Capital and Operations Budget
• Majority Caucus reacts to passage of FY 2011 Budget
• Paul Mitchell The School Louisville Presents Hi-Tech Happenings
• 2010 Movies at the Iroquois Amphitheater
• Kindergarten Countdown
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for BAE
• Registration for Summer/Fall Metro Parks Athletic Leagues begins Tuesday, July 6
• Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Zeon
• Governor Beshear re-opens Eastern Parkway bridge
• Kix.com Supports Job Seekers & Employers
• Air Quality Alert for Wednesday, June 23, 2010
• Mayor Adds Funding to Nearly Depleted Heat Relief Program
• Dometic Corporation Moves to Louisville
• Curbside Junk Pickup Underway in Urban Services District
• Tips to Help Citizens Stay Safe on Sizzling Days
• Woolridge to attend 2010 Shively Festival June 25th and 26th
• Butler presents University Corridor Study to Planning Commission to enhance South Central Louisville
• Metro Council will hold two special meetings to fill the vacancy in District 6
• City Offers Resources, Locations for Heat Relief
• Proposed Construction Permit for Lubrizol
• Gavel to Gavel Marathon
• Louisville Town Meeting - Our Budget, Our Economy
• Councilwoman Woolridge sponsors "Sizzlin Shakespeare in Algonquin Park"
• Air Quality Alert for Friday, June 18, 2010
• Metro Council receives clarification on election process for District 6 replacement
• Otter Creek Park to Reopen in 2011
• Councilwoman Green receives “2010 Perseverance Award”
• Fairdale High School hosts community town hall forum on teen dating and sexual violence
• Mayor Announces Plans For New Fairdale Library and Addition to Shawnee Branch
• Guidelines for 2011 FY Budget Public Hearings announced
• Notice of Vacancy in Metro Council District 6
• June Movies under the Stars returns this Saturday to the Iroquois Amphitheatre
• Second Public Hearing Monday before Budget Committee on June 14th
• Second Street Transformation to Occur Near Arena
• Memorial Service announced for Councilman George Unseld
• Hamilton encourages those in fear of foreclosure to learn how to keep their homes at a free workshop
• Labor and Economic Development Committee to receive report on Prevailing Wage
• The Louisville Metro Council remembers George Unseld
• Metro Council postpones second public hearing
• Mayor Plans to Consolidate Vehicle Fleet to Aid Efficiency, Speed Service
• Councilman Unseld joins Metro Parks To Break Ground on New Tennis Courts in Central Park
• Historical Marker Dedication Ceremony for Pennsylvania Run Cemetary Scheduled for Memorial Day
• Farm To Table Program
• Next “Coffee with your Councilman” set for June 5th
• Mayor Abramson kicks off 2010 First Tee youth golf program
• Blackwell and Henderson remind residents new Southwest Regional Library is moving forward
• Country star Travis Tritt to headline June 25 show at Louisville's Iroquois Amphitheater
• Current Public Notices for Housing & Community Development
• Johnson invites everyone to the Beechmont Open Air Market
• Gray Street Farmers Market Now Accepting EBT/Debit Cards
• City Leaders Launch Kindergarten Countdown
• Yard Waste, Recycling Pickup Delayed by One Day Thursday and Friday
• $400,000 W.K. Kellogg Racial Healing Grant
• Budget Committee releases hearing schedule for FY 2011 Budget
• Unseld partners with Metro Parks to build new tennis courts in Central Park
• Shanklin invites resident comments on Master Plan for Petersburg Park
• Unseld welcomes Centennial Olivet Community Outreach Association to District 6
• Welch encourages District 13 residents to learn more about proposed Fairdale Library on June 8th
• Metro Parks Summer Pools to open Saturday
• Abramson Delivers Balanced Budget That Puts Priority on Public Safety and Maintains Services
• Metro Parks seeking volunteers, participants in Reds Rookie Success League - Louisville
• Jefferson Memorial Forest Celebrates National Trails Day by Opening Yost Ridge Trail
• Proposed Title V Operating Permit for Ford Louisville Assembly Plant
• Proposed Plant-wide Applicability Limit Construction Permit for Ford Louisville Assembly Plant
• Proposed Agreed Board Order with the University of Louisville
• Louisville Orchestra Announces The 2010 Summer Classics Series
• Summer Food Service Program for Children Begins June 7th
• Summer Food Service Program Closed Enrolled Site Listing
• Air Quality Alert for Wednesday, May 26, 2010
• KMAC Honors Louisville Philanthropist Mary Stone
• Abramson Recognizes Fast Growing Inner City 100 Companies
• The Ride To Conquer Cancer 2010
• The Five Minute Presentation
• May is National Community Action Month
• Small Businesses Receive Loans From City Government
• Make Plans to Participate in Bike to Work Month
• Mother's Day Lunch Cruise on the Belle
• Mother's Day Dinner Cruise on the Spirit
• The Louisville Orchestra Presents 'The Commodores'
• Music Makes A City Premieres
• How to hire sales people who can be a force…Business coaching franchise offers simple steps to avo
• Louisville Downtown Arena Officially Becomes KFC Yum! Center
• Air Quality Alert for Thursday, April 15, 2010
• Proposed Agreed Board Order with American Synthetic Rubber Company
• Air Quality Alert for Wednesday, April 14, 2010
• Kentucky Opera Builds Its Artistic Team
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Louisville!
• Summer Food Service Program for Children is Now Accepting Site Applications
• Earth Day Festival
• Wine Storage Personally Yours
• KMAC Presents 'Tom Philabaum: Glass Pioneer'
• Louisville Orchestra Presents 'Classics Season Finale with Arturo Sandoval'
• METCO Awards Loans to Three Local Businesses
• Community Invited to Comment on CAP Block Grant
• Mayor Abramson to Deliver Meals on Wheels on Tuesday
• Raytheon Adds 30 Jobs Invests and Millions
• One-of-A-Kind Derby Hats Coming to Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft Gallery Shop
• Is the economy the real business killer? Business coaching franchise offers the seven major killers
• Bike Art Show At Liberty Tattoo And Art Parlor
• Frankfort Avenue Easter Parade
• Michelle Amos Selected As KMAC Artist-In-Residence
• Louisville Awarded $7.9 Million Grant
• Regulation External Review
• Proposed Amendment to APCD Regulation 1.08
• Abramson to Accept ENERGY STAR Partner Award
• Mayor Breaks Ground on Two New Garages
• Signature HealthCARE Moves Headquarters to Louisville
• Kentuckiana Curb Expands in Louisville
• Constant Cold Temperatures Cause Concern for Animals Left Outdoors
• Love Your Pet, License Your Pet - With No Late Fees!
• Prius Drawing Cancelled
• Louisville Historical League Honors New Library, Two New Fire Stations
• Proposed Agreed Board Order with BAE Systems
• Bluecoats Fire Fighter of the Year 2009
• Proposed Operating Permit for Altuglas International
• Low-Cost Shingles Vaccine Offered
• Proposed Title V Operating Permit for Texas Gas Transmission LLC
• FREE Stop Smoking Classes
• No More Low-Cost Shingles Shots for Now
• EPA Names Metro Government ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year
• Ground Broken on Whiskey Row Lofts
• Governor Mayor Announce Startup of Three New Companies
• New Green Incentives Available
• Six Local Businesses Awarded Small Business Loans
• UPS Named Worlds Most Admired
• Derby Weekend Kicks Off With 24th Annual Oaks Brunch
• KMAC Presents ‘The Hand-Painted Art Of Cricket Press’
• Nuts 'n Bolts Leadership in Action Full Day Seminar
• Dale Carnegie Course for High School Students - Generation.Next
• Metal Sales Manufacturing Opening 20th Location
• Dale Carnegie Training’s Secrets of Success App
• Carnival of the Animals with The Underground Railroad Theater
• Louisville Orchestra Presents Bartók Concerto for Orchestra
• It's a girl! Louisville Zoo’s baby gorilla is female
• Reservations Now Accepted for Popular KidArt and Blackacre Summer Camps
• How Tactful and Diplomatic Are You?
• Putting Our Metal Where Our Heart Is With 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition'
• KMAC to Host Spring Break Drop-In Workshops
• An Evening with Affrilachian Poets
• Louisville Orchestra Presents Wabbits In The Final Nightlites Concert Of The Season
• Adopt-a-Garden program sprouts at the Louisville Zoo
• KMAC Invites All Artists To Annual Artist Potluck Dinner
• The Louisville Orchestra Presents Mary Wilson of the Supremes
• Gorilla baby arrives!
• Introducing Dale Carnegie Training Knowledge Center
• The Louisville Orchestra Presents Schumann 2
• Daniels, Kentucky Governor Beshear Convene First Meeting Of Bi-State Bridges Group
• Documentary On ‘Figaro’ Opera To Premiere At UofL
• Gold Key Scholastic Awards on Exhibit at KMAC
• Dale Carnegie Training Announces Spring Schedule
• Business Coach Franchise Owner writes the book on surviving the ‘Sales, Marketing and Business Wor
• Governors To Kick Off First Meeting Of Indiana Kentucky Bi-State Authority
• Exhibition - Fifty Years Of Contemporary Glass: Art, Craft, Or Otherwise?
• Exhibition - Water Tower Regional
• Exhibition - Hattie Bishop Speed: A New Museum For Louisville
• Exhibition - Hattie Bishop Speed: Founder And Collector
• Exhibition - What Would The Community Think?
• Exhibition - A Book Of Prayers: The Medieval Bestseller
• Exhibition - The Most Famous People In The World: Karsh 100
• Why is Effective Communication Important?
• KMAC Presents 'Mark Peiser: A Life With Glass'
• KMAC Presents 'Glass Jewelry: An International Passion' - Exhibition
• Kenny G Valentine’s Concert Program Change
• John Lennon And Me
• Annie
• The Louisville Orchestra Presents Weddings - A part of the LO NightLites Series
• Nunsense
• 1776
• Why do Businesses Train Employees?
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• The Louisville Orchestra Presents 'The Classical Clown With Dan Kamin'
• The Virtuosity of Louisville Orchestra - Hilliard Lyons Classics Series
• Winter Programming at the Speed Art Museum
• Holiday Spectacular
• KMAC to Host 8th Annual Martinis and Mistletoe
• University of Louisville Unveils New Mural in Outpatient Center
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• Success Tips From Dale Carnegie
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• Harrison County Community Foundation Grant Provides Funding For Artist -In-Residence Program.....
• KMAC Showcases Holidazzle Clay Alongside the Annual Favorite, Holidazzle 2009
• Violinist Ilya Kaler With The Louisville Orchestra
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• KMAC to Present Water Quilt Exhibit in Honor of the 14th Annual Festival of Faiths
• 2009 Oktoberfest/Art Fair
• BB And T Strings Attached Series - Airborne Toxic Event And Calexico
• The Butterfingers Angel
• When In Disgrace By Damon Krometis
• That Darn Plot By David Belke
• The Crucible
• 2009 Water Quilts: John Walsh III Collection Exhibition
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• Santa Safari
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• Quilters
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• Louisville Zoo's splash park wins international design award
• Fresh Out Of The Studio - New Local Artists Showcased At KMAC Gallery Shop
• KMAC Announces Fall Workshop Schedule
• KMAC Presents Film Screening and Artist Lecture In Conjunction With Motorcycle Exhibit
• An Evening with Peter Cetera
• Alice Stone Selected As KMAC Artist-in-Residence
• The Louisville Orchestra Brings out the Warhorses for NightLites
• KMAC Will Host Preview Sale of Rare, Regional Folk Art
• Belfry HS Scholarship Winner
• Dale Carnegie Training in Louisville
• Louisville Zoo has successful hatching of two endangered Meller’s ducklings
• Kallenborn “Sanctuary” Inspired by Time in Mexico
• Wild Wheels From Across the Country Converge on Main Street
• Fiber Artist Pamela Mattei Receives the Woodford Reserve Scholarship
• Louisville's Metro1 Helps Homeowners Avoid Foreclosure
• Daniels, Kentucky Governor Celebrate Legislative Efforts To Move Ohio River Bridges Project Forward
• Art Lovers Get The Chance To Own A Lino For $35
• Time Change on Summer Concert Series
• Bourbon Ball 25: Homecoming
• Louisville Orchestra Receives NEA Arts Stimulus Grant
• Jason Weinberger and Louisville Orchestra Selected Receive Bruno Walter Assistant Conductor......
• Birds, Snakes and Airplanes
• Motorcycle Madness Invades Main Street
• Louisville Orchestra Balances Budget for FY09
• Waterfront Independence Festival
• KMAC Accepting Applications For Fall 2009 Artist-In-Residence
• Dashboard Confessional with the Louisville Orchestra
• Andrea Keys: Ceramic Sculpture
• Professional Artists Spark Creativity At KMAC’S Summer Camps
• Photo Op/ Feeling Lucky?
• The World Of C.J. Pressma: A Photographic Pioneer
• Save Money This Summer And Give Back To The Gilda’s Club
• Kentucky Opera Catches A Star
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• The Louisville Orchestra Announces New Summer Classics Series
• City/Country: Photographs from the Henry V. Heuser, Jr. Collection
• Kentucky Opera Announces the 2009 Board of Trustees
• Louisville Zoo opens new retail store featuring Animal Artwork and fair-trade products
• Louisville Zoo teens win international polar bear contest
• $1 admission to the Louisville Zoo April 26
• Fifth Graders Are the Beginning of a Hazelwood Hawk Legacy
• Louisville Orchestra Awarded Institutional Vision Scholarship
• Kentucky Opera's Stimulus Package
• ReNew Your Past Derby Hat with a Refreshing Makeover
• New challenge course at Louisville Zoo
• Kentucky Derby Festival
• Frankfort Avenue Easter Parade
• Eggstravaganza
• Baby elephant Scotty celebrates 2nd birthday
• 23rd Annual Oaks Brunch Hosted by KMAC
• Orchestras Feeding America
• Canfield Development’s Derby Festival Dancing with the Stars!
• Speed Museum Announces Why Architecture Exhibition and Speed MuseumPublic Forum
• People Can Save Money And Help Fight Cancer
• Symphonie Fantastique
• Shostakovich Symphony No. 6
• Louisville Orchestra Presents Enchantment with the Orchestra
• The Louisville Orchestra Announces its 2009-10 Season
• Final BB and T Strings Attached Concert - Cowboy Junkies with the Louisville Orchestra
• Louisville Orchestra Present the Chase Pops Series with Pointer Sisters
• Louisville Orchestra Presents NightLites - A Bernstein Salute
• Kentucky Opera and Louisville Orchestra Collaborate
• KMAC showcases Kentucky Artist Series: Brook White
• Speed Museum Announces The Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Collection: 50 Works for 50 States
• Ancient Order of Hibernians St. Patrick's Day Parade
• VIP Card Offers Everyday Savings
• Jake Heggie Comes To Kentucky to Work with Vocal Students
• A Message From Otis W. Fox, President Fort Knox Chapter # 2301,Association of the US Army Chapter
• Louisville Orchestra Presents Violins and Voodoo
• The Louisville Orchestra Performs With Legendary Crooner, Jack Jones
• Grawemeyer Award Winning Neruda Songs
• The Speed Art Museum Announces Architect for Expansion
• Air Supply with the Louisville Orchestra
• Louisville Orchestra’s BB&T Strings Attached Series with Sondre Lerche and Brandi Carlile
• Gold Key Scholastic Awards on Exhibit at KMAC
• New Addition to Traveling Art Suitcase Program at KMAC
• Timmy the gorilla celebrates 50th birthday
• Gorilla Timmy to celebrate 50th birthday at Louisville Zoo
• Louisville Zoo #1 in North America for cell phone recycling
• Louisville Zoo reduces 9.8 million pounds CO2 emissions
• Kentucky Golf Show
• Festival of Trees and Lights
• North American International Livestock Exposition
• Three-banded armadillo rolls into the Louisville Zoo
• International Adoption Informational Seminar
• Louisville Zoo sends St. X teen to Canada to study polar bears
• Cross Cultural Connection
• Louisville Blues-n-Barbecue Festival
• Louisville Zoo opens renovated Tiger Tundra exhibit
• Legacy Lofts Wins National Award
• Tony Stewart’s former pet monkey, Mojo, now resides at the Louisville Zoo
• Two rare Addax babies born just weeks apart at the Louisville Zoo
• Where Is The Church?
• LVAA Boat Race Party
• Extreme Generosity The Only Way To Peace And Fulfillment - Steve McSwain
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Louisville Zoo named #1 Zoo in the U.S. for cell phone recycling efforts
• A baby elephant is coming to your house!
• Good Folk Fest
• Louisville Zoo’s three hand-raised baby siamangs make public debut
• Riverside Heritage Festival
• Louisville Zoo serves as inspiration to special local artists
• AYUSA Global Youth Exchange
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
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