The old business success adage location, location, location takes on new meaning at Northern University at a planned developments at the of the growing, dynamic Highland Heights campus.
In the last 15 years, KHI Foods in Burlington has turned a humble honey sales operation into an innovative local foods powerhouse bringing Kentucky crops to the national market while feeding the region's manufacturing industry.
Strive is in the midst of its own learning period as it carries out the mission of a $750,00 investment that will make Strive a model for four other cities across the nation
The Wood Hudson Cancer Research Laboratory in Newport, Northern Kentucky is growing with plans to hire and retain the region's best scientists to help diagnose, treat and prevent cancer.
In the business world, what truly separates the winners from the losers is how they deal with failure. Setbacks can and will happen. Some entrepreneurial Northern Kentuckians who know a thing or two about growing a business tell Thrive that those challenges have to be met head-on. And if you learn from them, like they did, you can grow and come out of adversity stronger, smarter and better prepared.
The Wood Hudson Cancer Research Laboratory in Newport, Northern Kentucky is growing, with plans to hire and retain Kentucky's best scientists to help diagnose, treat and prevent cancer.
In the house of the not-so-distant future you can control your lights, dishwasher and coffee maker from your phone, computer or television. New energy efficient devices and appliances help your manage your energy use and your bills. Duke Energy is an emerging leader in setting this vision for the future with the Envision Center in Erlanger, KY.
Amidst seemingly endless reports of economic slump emerges a breath of relief for Northern Kentucky corporations with the announcement of fare reductions from Delta Airlines at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.
Agenda 360 is more than just another planning document destined to gather dust, supporters say. It marks a new chapter in regional cooperation, action and accountability that will make Greater Cincinnati more competitive in a global economic environment.
Solar paneled rooftops? Wind generated electricity? Geothermal heated homes? It's all possible in Cincinnati with a little help from a multi-million dollar Ohio economic stimulus program aimed at tapping into clean, renewable energy sources manufacturing innovation.
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