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The 900-square-foot space near Fourth and Oak streets was previously occupied by Fleur de Tea.

Every holiday season, businesses face a familiar question: How do you thank the people who contributed to your success in a way that feels genuine? The answer is rarely found in the price tag. Effective business gifts communicate something more valuable: We know you. We appreciate you. We took the time to choose this for you. That distinction matters during a season filled with familiar gestures.

Scratch Kitchen is led by a Food Network winner Ashlee Northington, who previously operated Heppy Belly Bistro out of the brewery.

The nearly 34-acre site along Interstate 65 includes a 70,000-square-foot warehouse. Preliminary studies suggest it could accommodate as much as 200,000 square feet.

Lunsford built Vencor into a company with more than 65,000 employees. He also served as Kentucky's first secretary of commerce.

The addition of a 202-person consulting firm has expanded V-Soft’s capabilities in health care, data strategy and AI.

Terri Erwin Foster joined the organization as a conductor in 1999 and became artistic and executive director in 2007.

The Gibbs Foundation endowment will fund research into ex vivo lung perfusion and breath-analysis technology. It also provides positions for postgraduate and undergraduate researchers.

The firms employ approximately 12.6 million people. Women-owned businesses grew to 15.7 million between 2022 and 2025.

The investment includes plans to move dryer production from Mexico to Louisville. Amazon is also opening a same-day delivery facility near the airport.