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KentuckianaWorks recognizes Masonic Homes Kentucky’s commitment to its frontline workers with the first Workforce Investor Badge
Michael Gritton, Executive Director of KentuckianaWorks, presented the team at Masonic Homes Kentucky with the Workforce Investor Badge, a new award for Louisville region employers that are making concerted efforts to invest in their frontline workers.
Mayor Greenberg and other community leaders cut ribbon at new Shively location of The Spot
On Friday, September 27, Mayor Craig Greenberg joined community leaders, District 3 Metro Councilwoman Shameka Parrish-Wright and Shively Mayor Maria Johnson, as well as participants from The Spot: Young Adult Opportunity Center, to officially announce the opening of its new location.
Code Louisville celebrates placing more than 1,000 participants into technology jobs
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg joined leaders from the local technology sector and participants and staff of Code Louisville yesterday to celebrate a significant milestone for the software development training program: its 1,000th technology job placement.
Community leaders celebrate success of the Academies of Louisville in 2023-24
On Thursday, June 5, local leaders in education, workforce, and business gathered at the Olmsted to recognize the positive impact made by the Academies of Louisville at JCPS.
College Access Center helping Louisville residents navigate new FAFSA application
KentuckianaWorks College Access Center, a city program committed to helping individuals start their college journey or return to school to complete their degree, is offering Louisville residents assistance in navigating the new FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) process.