Jackson County Judge-Executive Shane Gabbard has joined the board of Kentucky Highlands. Gabbard graduated from Jackson County High School, where he was active in Beta Club and treasurer for the […]
Judge Gabbard joins board Read More »
Joyce Hickey and Tyler Lake from KHIC’s lending team and Tara Robinson and Brian Sizemore from its technical assistance team soon will earn their national Economic Development Finance Professional certification
4 staff members soon will earn economic development finance professional certification Read More »
Kate Stone founded Stone Gully Farm in 2013 when she and her husband moved to Kentucky and purchased a 180-acre Owsley County farm. She received one SOAR Farm Loan in
SOAR Farm Loan program recipient doubles sales each year Read More »
There’s no place like home. That is true for health care as well. When patients have a medical home, they receive coordinated, comprehensive care that is centered on them. That
Home sweet medical home: Dayspring Health Medical Clinic expands in Williamsburg Read More »
As it celebrates its 15-year anniversary, the Center at Kentucky Highlands is reimagining what it means to help small businesses and entrepreneurs. “The economy and the entire world have undergone
The Center at Kentucky Highlands reconfigures entrepreneur pipeline Read More »
Kentucky is known for horses. The fastest, most powerful, and most beautiful thoroughbreds in the world are bred and race in the state. The horse farms around central Kentucky are
Investing in alpacas Read More »
When he started at the company 20 years ago, Michael Watkins never dreamed he would one day own LaCrosse Enclosures. He was hired to be a quality control manager after
Longtime employee buys metal fabrication business, saves jobs in Clinton County Read More »
Kentucky Highlands Investment Corporation’s President & CEO Jerry Rickett recently penned the annual op-ed for America’s first rural Promise Zone. View the featured article on the Lexington Herald-Leader website: Promise
Kentucky Highlands Investment Corporation announced a $450,000 community facilities loan to the Burkesville-Cumberland County Industrial Development Authority for the purchase of 93 acres for a business-industrial park. “This is a
University of Kentucky alumna, Raenae Moore, turned to the Kentucky Highlands Innovation Center for business mentorship and website training in the past. Recently, Kentucky Highlands Investment Corporation worked with Rural
