Dunkin' Donuts Announces Greater Louisville as a Priority "To fulfill our national expansion goals, Dunkin' Donuts is looking for developers with a strong organization and the ability to manage multiple restaurants effectively and successfully in the Kentucky markets," said Lynette McKee , CFE, vice president
agricultural economist in the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture. The increases may be a result of an economic shift that has taken place in the grain markets since last summer. "Fertilizer and commodity prices have dropped significantly
Lane ReportOne-On-OneBased on economic trends, how is Kentucky’s economy faring relative to other US markets? TH:?Kentucky never boomed to the same extent that some markets did, and I don’t think its economy will decline nearly as badly as other markets have.
‘Sell what you can sell’That’s why attracting other market segments will be important for Northern Kentucky this year and next. The recently opened Bank of Kentucky Center at Northern Kentucky University’s campus helped offset lower corporate spending last year, and will play
Lane ReportThe Bourbon TrailChris Kellogg of the Kentucky Department of Travel said the state doesn’t track visitors by niche, so she can’t say how many people come to Kentucky just for bourbon. But bourbon tourism “is certainly one of our top iconic markets.
Dunkin' Donuts Announces Greater Louisville as a Priority ... - Earthtimes (press release)
14.04.09
For high-quality coffee and baked goods that are available all day. Dunkin' Donuts is proud to energize Americans and keep the honest, hard-working, value-driven people of this country running every day -- whether it's in a boardroom, a schoolroom or a construction site. We look forward to being a vibrant part of the community and playing an important role in the daily lives of the people who live and work in and around Louisville."
At the end of July, Dunkin' Donuts announced the launch of DDSMART, the brand's first menu of better-for-you options. Menu items include both new and existing Dunkin' Donut's food and beverages that meet one of the following criteria: 25 percent fewer calories; 25 percent less sugar, fat, saturated fat or sodium than comparable products, and /or contain ingredients that are nutritionally beneficial. DDSMART branded items became available in August in all participating restaurants nationwide.
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I live in Kentucky and despise it, I want to move to Mississippi b/c I love it. Should I, and why?
May 25, 2006 by C-Dawg | Posted in Other - United States
Kentuckians, Mississippians, and other Southerners alike chip in. (BTW, Kentucky is not a Southern state.) Culturally, economically, and climatically, the two states are different. Mississippi is Southern, classy, has a warm climate, the people are friendly, and it actually has a pretty good job market. Kentucky is redneck, scroungy, the people are rude, the girls have attitude problems, and the job market is mediocre. Also, taxes, cost of living, and quality of life are all better in MS than KY.
I've been to Mississippi 2-3 times and love it. I enjoy being friendly and courteous with people and having the same returned to me; that happens in Mississippi more. (I know there are rude and nice people everywhere, though.)
Currently, I live b/t Louisville and Lexington, KY.
I've traveled the country--Texas, Mobile, Florida, Ohio, NYC, Jersey, Kansas City, etc. I've lived in 4 different towns in KY and while there are some nice areas, the place just isn't for me.
Top 5 list of things I'm looking for:
1. Friendliness
2. Job market
3. Cost of living
4. Cleanliness
5. Natural beauty and attractions
Why in the hell are you asking complete strangers What you should do with your life? If you hate it, change it, Duh!
bluebelldown | May 25, 2006
What is the marketing concept adapting by the kentucky fried chicken company?
Sep 13, 2008 by Daisy D | Posted in Other - Advertising & Marketing
They try to always show their food in all commercials. No matter what the voiceover says, you are always looking at food. That makes you hungry..
Ed Atun | Sep 13, 2008
KENTUCKY - What are the good cities to live and work in?
Jul 23, 2007 by Facing Worlds | Posted in Other - Destinations
I am looking to move to Kentucky (preferrably Southern, near Elizabethtown, etc.). What cities are good to live (affordability apartment wise) and offer good job markets?
Winchester is nice and has some very nice older houses that sell cheaply. Not much to do but good for raising a family and just 10 minutes from Lexington. Lexington and Versailles are also pleasant as is Paris. Lexington has a very good job market and rent is fairly cheap. This entire area is good, reasonable in price and there are loads of attractions especially if you like horses.
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Lane ReportOne-On-OneBased on economic trends, how is Kentucky’s economy faring relative to other US markets? TH:?Kentucky never boomed to the same extent that some markets did, and I don’t think its economy will decline nearly as badly as other markets have.
Lane ReportThe Bourbon TrailChris Kellogg of the Kentucky Department of Travel said the state doesn’t track visitors by niche, so she can’t say how many people come to Kentucky just for bourbon. But bourbon tourism “is certainly one of our top iconic markets.
