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Long John Silver's closes East End flagship restaurant
The flagship location was the first new design for the company in more than a decade when it opened in March 2018. 
Tags Retailing & Restaurants Food & Lifestyle Coronavirus
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Kentucky judge grants Louisville businesses temporary injunction on Covid-19 orders
Goodwood Brewing and Dundee Tavern in Louisville have won a temporary injunction pertaining to Covid-19 orders issued by Gov. Andy Beshear. 
Tags Government & Regulations Coronavirus Food & Lifestyle
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Patio views: Check out Upland Brewing Co.'s new Louisville area location (PHOTOS)
The 13,000-square-foot restaurant has been updated with new booths and tabletops, as well as new kitchen equipment. 
Tags Coronavirus Restaurants Retailing & Restaurants
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National thought leaders, local employers weigh in on AI acceleration in Louisville
"With every innovation that we're seeing now, we are one step closer to a world where every organization will be an AI-powered organization," said Gretchen O'Hara, vice president of U.S. artificial... 
Tags Jason Zachariah Lorenzo Martinelli Technology
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Kentucky temporarily shutting down unemployment insurance system after 'sophisticated' cyber attack
It will be shut down for several days to ensure no one can gain unauthorized access to customer accounts. 
Tags Government & Regulations
From Business Journals
Local restaurants have been innovative during Covid-19 — here's what will stick
We talked with Louisville restaurant owners and executives about innovations that are going to remain after Covid-19 is over. Here's what they had to say. 
Tags Food & Lifestyle Chad Coulter Restaurants
From Business Journals
11 local restaurants to participate in the inaugural Louisville Taco Week
We've got a list of area restaurants that will be offering $2 tacos all week long next week. 
Tags Restaurants Food & Lifestyle Retailing & Restaurants
From Business Journals
Racing Louisville FC unveils uniforms for debut season (PHOTOS)
The home and away kits feature a play on the fleur de lis, with the home jersey giving a nod to one of Louisville's — and the world's — greatest sports personalities. 
Tags Sports Business
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Louisville continues to lag on AI capabilities, report shows
Brookings Institution has released a first-of-its-kind report that highlights the challenges Louisville faces in developing its artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities and overall data economy. 
Tags Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Technology Data Technologies
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Bold plan or bad move? Mayor Greg Fischer weighs in on Biden's $2T infrastructure plan
He also talked about vaccines, the Kentucky Derby and the high-profile trial of Derek Chauvin. 
Tags Government & Regulations
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Louisville area restaurants face staffing crisis as diners return
The restaurant industry has gone from one crisis to another. We talked to several local owners about how they're trying to address the staffing problems. 
Tags Retailing & Restaurants Bars Food & Lifestyle
From Business Journals
DEADLINE EXTENDED: You have more time to nominate for Forty Under 40
Forty Under 40 is Louisville Business First's annual program honoring the region’s up-and-coming young leaders under the age of 40. 
Tags Human Resources Awards Career & Workplace
From Business Journals
How Downtown can rebound | Access Louisville podcast
This week on the Access Louisville podcast we talk about how Downtown Louisville can recover after this difficult year. 
Tags Career & Workplace Downtown Rebound 2021 Human Resources
From Business Journals
Churchill Downs to offer limited general admission tickets for Oaks, Derby
Cost of the tickets, which go on sale at noon Wednesday, increases the later they are purchased. 
Tags Sporting Events Sports Business
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TQL hiring nearly 100 in Louisville, opens major HQ expansion
Total Quality Logistics, the second largest freight-brokerage firm in the nation and a Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For, is hiring more than 1,000 people across its 56 offices in 26 states. It's... 
Tags Shipping & Logistics Logistics & Transportation Transportation
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Louisville's public safety director leaving role in May
The official, who was appointed in February 2020 as chief of public services, was named public safety chief in May 2020. 
Tags Government & Regulations
From Business Journals
Kentucky State Fair Board names new chairman
The new leader reprises a role he held from 2013 to 2020. 
Tags Government & Regulations
From Business Journals
Retailer to close Downtown Louisville location
Inventory for the store is moving online. The business also has another location in the area. 
Tags Retailing
From Business Journals
Here's where Bojangles plans to open its first Louisville restaurant
The fried chicken chain plans to demolish a former restaurant for its project. 
Tags Restaurants Retailing & Restaurants Food & Lifestyle
From Business Journals
Calling all cars: This Louisville startup has a new piece of tech for your ride
A new company born out of the coronavirus pandemic has developed a way for car enthusiasts to share and preserve the stories behind their rides. 
Tags Automotive Technology Innovators Entrepreneurs 2020
From Business Journals
New bourbon and cocktail concept planned for Frankfort Avenue
There will be more than 500 bourbon options, with most coming from the owner's private collection. 
Tags Retailing Retail Development Commercial Real Estate
From Business Journals
Scout debuts new storefront on Brownsboro Road (PHOTOS)
After 17 years in NuLu, Scout is opening its doors at a new 2,000-square-foot storefront on Brownsboro Road. 
Tags Retailing Retail Development Consumer Goods
From Business Journals
Against the Grain acquires Downtown Louisville restaurant, jazz club
The new Downtown ventures will be in addition to Against the Grain Brewery and Smokehouse at Slugger Field and Public House by Against the Grain in the Highlands. 
Tags Restaurants Retailing & Restaurants Food & Lifestyle
From Business Journals
Downtown Rebound: We can make it stronger
As Downtown Louisville recovers from the Covid-19 pandemic and civil unrest of 2020, we look at the steps necessary to come back even stronger. 
Tags Commercial Real Estate Exclude In Emails Downtown Rebound 2021
From Business Journals
DOWNTOWN REBOUND: How the Louisville Downtown Partnership is fighting back against misinformation
The partnership’s Downtown Strong marketing campaign seeks to re-establish the narrative that the Central Business District is a safe place to gather and visit. Director Rebecca Matheny explains how. 
Tags Downtown Rebound 2021 Advertising & Public Relations Media & Marketing
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John Schnatter releases recording of conference call that led to his ouster from Papa John's
The hour-long recording, which recently was unsealed in court, is the primary evidence being used in a lawsuit by the Papa John's founder and former CEO against Wasserman Media Group LLC. 
Tags Advertising & Public Relations Food & Lifestyle Retailing & Restaurants
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Pints & Union owner to open German beer hall near the Big Four Bridge
The 7,000-square-foot building has been vacant since a fire in early 2020. 
Tags Restaurants Retailing & Restaurants Food & Lifestyle
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Torchy's Tacos sets opening date for first Louisville area restaurant (PHOTOS)
Torchy's Tacos is opening its highly anticipated restaurant — the first east of the Mississippi River — on Veterans Parkway next week. 
Tags Food & Lifestyle Bars Retailing & Restaurants
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Pizzeria, ice cream shop to open in Shelby Park
One concept, Square Cut Pizza, located within a 4,500-square-foot former bakery, is influenced by the place the chef cut his teeth in the culinary world: Italy. 
Tags Food & Lifestyle Retailing & Restaurants Coronavirus
From Business Journals
These were the most expensive home sales in Jefferson County for February
More than half-a-dozen homes sold for $1 million or more in Jefferson County during February. One went for $2 million. 
Tags Residential Real Estate
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