Greenspace To Be “Parklands Of Floyds Fork”

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The non-profit group that’s creating a four-thousand acre park system along eastern Louisville’s Floyd’s Fork corridor has given the project an official name and brand.

Louisvillian Enters Governor’s Race

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The 2011 governor’s race in Kentucky now includes a Republican ticket. Louisville businessman Phil Moffett announced his bid Thursday afternoon.

Louisville Groups Protest AZ Immigration Crackdown

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Opponents of Arizona’s controversial new immigration law gathered in downtown Louisville Thursday to protest the legislation.

Arena Opening Just Over Two Months Away

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The head of construction for Louisville’s new downtown arena says the project has presented some unique challenges.

Pumping Station Renovations Continue

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In preparation for its 150th anniversary, the Louisville Water Company has been renovating its pumping station and water tower on River Road.

In Depth: Kentucky Vying For More Education Funds

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Kentucky received encouraging news this week regarding its second bid for federal Race to the Top dollars. But some say the state’s application still may be lacking in one key area.

Hiring For State Fair To Begin Soon

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The annual hiring process for temporary state fair workers begins next month. The Kentucky State Fair Board is hiring fewer workers than last year because turnover is lower in the economic downturn.