For more than 20 years The University of Kentucky's Center for Manufacturing's team of engineers and scientists has been a source of focused industrial education, a provider of engineering assistance, and a developer of new technology through research.
Entrepreneurs, from both large and small companies often thrive in our community for a variety of reasons. Listen as these Northern Kentucky risk-takers share their experiences and why it is a great time to grow a business, develop an idea, or grab an opportunity in Northern Kentucky!
Sometimes the corn top's ripe and the meadow's in bloom. The birds make music all day. And sometimes – by and by – hard times come a knockin' at the door. Like in 2008-09 when the U.S. economy imploded. It was tough for businesses to survive, and rare for them to grow. But some beat the odds. And some of them did so in Northern Kentucky.
With the recent merger of St. Elizabeth Medical Center with St. Luke Hospitals last fall, Northern Kentucky has opened itself up to the exciting possibility of regional collaboration among the area's multiple life science industries.
The first Downtown skyscraper in 20 years gets her crown, a contemporary theatre group creates Cincinnati's first LGBT Theatre Festival, a pioneering vegetarian eatery gets a new life and the completion of the nation's first K-12 arts school are just some of the things Soapbox will be watching in 2010.
There's a competition for everything, even packaging. And that's what took place this month in Hebron. The LogistXGames, presented by UPS, was in full swing and ready to box it all up. Here's what the event looked like.
Through this state-of-the-art location tool, businesses and real estate professionals can access valuable information critical to expansion and relocation decisions in Northern Kentucky. Obtain economic, planning, geographic and demographic information with a few simple clicks.
A program designed to spark growth in Northern Kentucky's urban neighborhoods is one step closer to bringing the financial power of its corporate citizens to bear.
Seven manufacturers expanded into Northern Kentucky, bringing investment, jobs, and a bright future. To find out the reasons for the move and what the companies see in the area, Thrive tracked a few of them down.
There are several plans and large-scale developments underway in the river cities of Newport, Covington and Dayton that are exciting and all different, but have some common threads: connecting neighborhoods, natural resources and amenities and jobs.
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