Kevin O. Stinnett
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Speed Kentucky to create 60 jobs with new UTV facility in Owsley County (opens the original)
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FRANKFORT, Ky. — Speed Kentucky LLC plans to invest $1.47 million in a utility task vehicle assembly and distribution facility in Owsley County, creating 60 full-time jobs in what state officials describe as the county’s largest investment and job creation announcement on record. The facility will establish an Eastern U.S. operating base for Speed UTV, supporting final assembly and distribution of its Bandit, Diablo, El Jefe and Bambino models. The project represents the brand’s first major oper
Five-year study ranks Kentucky third in overdose death rate (opens the original)
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FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kentucky had the nation’s third-highest average annual drug overdose death rate from 2020 through 2024, according to an analysis that documents the pandemic-era toll of addiction while more recent state figures show declining fatalities. The study by H&P Law found Kentucky recorded 10,812 overdose deaths over the five-year period, averaging approximately 2,162 deaths annually. With an average annual population of about 4.53 million residents, Kentucky’s calculated annual overdos
FEMA awards nearly $22 million for disaster recovery across Kentucky (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. — Kentucky communities will receive nearly $22 million in federal disaster recovery funding to support more than 40 projects, including infrastructure repairs, debris removal and emergency protective measures. The Federal Emergency Management Agency announced the awards through its Public Assistance program, which reimburses eligible disaster-related expenses and helps communities repair or rebuild damaged public infrastructure. The Kentucky awards include more than $4.7 million for
Western Kentucky’s MRCOOL builds training partnerships as HVAC job openings grow (opens the original)
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HICKORY, Ky. — Western Kentucky-based MRCOOL is expanding its work with trade schools and contractors to help train new heating and air conditioning technicians as the industry faces an estimated 40,600 job openings a year nationwide through 2035. That projection from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics includes openings created by both employment growth and workers leaving the occupation. The agency projects employment of HVAC mechanics and installers will grow 11% over the period, faster than
Lexington-based Gray rises to No. 30 among nation’s largest contractors (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, Ky. — Gray climbed six places to No. 30 on Engineering News-Record’s Top 400 Contractors list and earned top 15 rankings in 10 construction categories, according to the company. The Lexington-based construction and engineering firm ranked among the top 10 contractors in eight specialties: food and beverage at No. 3, electronic assembly at No. 4, auto plants at No. 5, steel and nonferrous plants at No. 6, industrial process and manufacturing at No. 7, semiconductors at No. 8, and distr
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