Radcliff Small Business Alliance held its monthly luncheon Sept. 21 at Colvin Community Center. The main speaker was Fort Knox Garrison Commander Col. Lance O’Bryan.
Radcliff Small Business Alliance President T.W. Shortt presents Juandalyn Heslop, owner of Just Right For Me, College and Recruiting office, a Radcliff Mural print at the business’ ribbon-cutting.
Since 2004 Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) have been available to help save and pay for health care costs. They work with high deductible health insurance and are known for their triple tax benefits. Contributions can be deducted from income. Earnings are tax deferred while in the HSA account…
The COVID-19 pandemic has made ordering takeout more popular than ever. Some restaurants even have set up their own websites to avoid the fees and challenges that come with food delivery apps such as DoorDash or GrubHub.
As harvest begins for most producers in the county, we have all quickly realized that patience will be needed as we progress through the fall. Moisture late season has helped late corn and soybean crops, but also has hampered fall dry down, delaying the start of harvest.
Based on data from Pew Research Center, which was released again in 2021, many rental units in the U.S. are owned by individual investors. The next largest number of rental units are owned by institutions and businesses.
For more than 25 years, the Radcliff/Fort Knox Convention & Tourism Commission has supported the ROTC Summer Training Program at Fort Knox. The Commission participated in 14 graduations this summer, which took place at Brooks Field. Each year, the commission sponsors the Bold Leader Spir…
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Dr. Jimmy Henning recently shared this article on stockpiling pastures this fall. It’s a little late, but you still probably pull it off for some excellent grazing and forage.
The current low-interest rate environment is a tremendous opportunity to refinance your existing loans. You may be familiar with refinancing mortgage loans, but the same benefits also apply to car loans, RV loans, boat loans, motorcycle loans and more.
September is National Preparedness Month. So be prepared with resources on BBB.org
Carbon markets are a relatively new way for large corporations to offset their carbon footprint by paying agricultural producers for new or existing environmentally sound production practices that sequester or “trap” carbon in the ground. Typically, these large companies purchase carbon cred…
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Abound Credit Union recently was recognized with three statewide awards for its work as an advocate of financial education for youth and adults.
Skilled plumbers always have been in high demand, yet it is a career path sometimes overlooked despite its many benefits.
Question: Now that I’m retired, I would like to start the business I didn’t have time to launch while working. Is that possible?
Companies are using QR codes everywhere to point consumers to their apps, track packages or view menus.
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