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What happens when the world’s largest bourbon, food, and music festival lands in your backyard? You serve guests a glass…
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What happens when the world’s largest bourbon, food, and music festival lands in your backyard? You serve guests a glass…
Call this project the underground asset that’s growing Nelson County’s economy. During National Bourbon Month, here’s a toast to a…
Exceptional water is key to exceptional bourbon. Louisville Water provides the essential ingredient to around 20 distilleries. We like to…
Louisville Water recently participated in the Kentucky Rural Water Association (KRWA) Annual Conference in Lexington, joining water professionals from across…
“There are more barrels aging in Kentucky right now than people who live here,” said Michter’s Master of Maturation and…
Board of Water Works Approves 2026 Budgets and Rates Today the Board of Water Works, the governing body for Louisville…
What do a new manufacturing facility, an apple farm, a distillery, or a food processor have in common? Each of…
Louisville’s mayor, a commercial real estate developer, power company representatives, an industrial site manager, a bourbon expert, and Kentucky’s economic…
As we celebrate National Infrastructure Week, Louisville Water’s investment in our infrastructure is visible along River Road. Our residual line…
What can you do with 1.8 million pounds of flour? You could put the flour in a pipeline and send…