Pour House Coffee, a coffee shop chain that started in 2014 just outside of Ashland, Kentucky, has officially tripled. Co-owners Kim Klein and ... Read This Post
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Solarize Hazard
Solarize Hazard is a new opportunity for businesses in the Perry County area to join together to get great deals on solar panels or other energy ... Read This Post
Buckhorn Children & Family Services Fundraises to Add Solar Panels
Update - This project was voted as Solar Builder Magazine's Ground-Mounted Project of the Year. Check out this YouTube video describing the project: ... Read This Post
Appalachian EnergyWorks – Pine Ridge, Kentucky
Kentucky's Red River Gorge is a hot bed for tourism. Because of this, there is a lot of investment property and growing interest in solar due to its ... Read This Post
Longview Estate – Lancaster, Kentucky
In 2018, Amy and Hugh Johnson found themselves having outgrown their three-bedroom home. They needed to accommodate two special needs adults who they ... Read This Post
Solar Net Metering Preserved by Public Service Commission for Customers of LG&E and KU
Recent order another step in years-long effort by affordable energy advocates to assure fair valuation of solar energy in Kentucky. In an Order ... Read This Post
Notifications for Business Support Availability
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Vintage Bleu by Brittany – Somerset, Kentucky
From Mamaw’s table and grandad’s rocking chair to your old toy chest, many families have beloved heirlooms that get passed from generation to ... Read This Post
The Galaxy Project’s Youth Center in Carter County
In 2010, Olive Hill in Carter County was struck by not one, but two, 500-year floods. The federal government uses terms like “100-year flood zone ... Read This Post
Jaynes Family Practice, a Women-Owned Clinic, Opens in Corbin
Like many rural areas, Corbin, Kentucky, has a big need for another clinic offering primary care services. Part of Corbin lies in Knox County, where ... Read This Post
Solar at Red River Gorgeous
Kentucky's Red River Gorge is world renown for its natural beauty, as well as its abundance of rock climbing, hiking and other adventure ... Read This Post
Running Kentucky’s Rivers Through a Pandemic
With 1100 miles of commercially navigable waters, Kentucky has more running water than any other state with the exception of Alaska. One family ... Read This Post