News Archive

Stay informed about the latest developments and initiatives in our region.

Why South Western Kentucky Makes Sense for Food Processing Growth

09/14/2026 -   When companies are looking for their next place to invest, it takes more than an available site to make the right decision. The right... READ MORE


Gov. Beshear Joins U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Co. To Break Ground on New Facility in Hopkinsville, Creating 200 New Kentucky Jobs

09/14/2026 - OFFICE OF GOVERNOR ANDY BESHEAR COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Scottie Ellis            502-401-6933      ... READ MORE


Gov. Beshear: Nearly $5.3 Million in State Funding Approved for Site and Building Development in 3 Counties

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Gov. Beshear: Nearly $5.3 Million in State Funding Approved for Site and Building Development in 3 Counties

09/03/2026 - OFFICE OF GOVERNOR ANDY BESHEAR COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Scottie Ellis            502-401-6933      ... READ MORE


Major Improvements Coming to I-24 Business Park in Trigg County, Kentucky 100,000sft shell building drawing major interest

08/31/2026 - MEDIA RELEASE Contact:    Carter Hendricks Executive Director                ... READ MORE


A Healthier Workforce. A Stronger Business. Why Employee Wellness Matters in South Western Kentucky

08/17/2026 -   Finding the right location for your business is about more than available sites, infrastructure, and operating costs. Today’s workforce is also looking... READ MORE


Local Officials Unveil New Sign at John E. Walton Business Park

08/03/2026 - MEDIA RELEASE Contact:    Carter Hendricks Executive Director                ... READ MORE


Work Hard. Live Well. Why South Western Kentucky’s Outdoor Lifestyle Helps Businesses Attract Talent

07/16/2026 - Finding the right location for your business is about more than infrastructure, available sites, and workforce numbers. Today's employees want a place where they... READ MORE


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