Kentucky Chamber Chairwoman Elizabeth McCoy, president of Planter’s Bank in Hopkinsville, stood alongside Gov. Steve Beshear and Stu Silberman, executive director of the Prichard Committee…
In 2009, Kentucky passed historic legislation that positioned our state to become the first in the nation to adopt more rigorous academic standards to improve…
A new website, Mapping the Nation, provides an exciting tool that allows users to view detailed demographic, economic and education indicators showing the impact of…
The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS) announced on Tuesday that 268 Kentucky teachers were awarded the prestigious National Board Certification in the class…
Kentucky Chamber President and CEO Dave Adkisson and Kentucky Education Commissioner Terry Holliday continued to promote Kentucky’s new tougher academic standards last week during a…
Kentucky has serious work to do to become a more competitive place to do business and achieve economic prosperity, according to a new report from…
Day two of the Kentucky Chamber’s Business Summit and Annual Meeting, presented by Bingham Greenebaum Doll, LLP, began with Ted W. Abernathy, Jr., Executive Director…
Business support for education has always been essential for Kentucky, and employers recognize the critical link between quality schools and a well-prepared workforce. The state…
More donations needed to cover specific counties On Wednesday, the Kentucky Chamber Foundation announced it will invest more than $1 million toward creating a Leadership…