Giving Water a Literal Place at the Table
As more than 200 women walked into a conference room in Chicago, they found a message about Louisville Water on…
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As more than 200 women walked into a conference room in Chicago, they found a message about Louisville Water on…
What happens when the world’s largest bourbon, food, and music festival lands in your backyard? You serve guests a glass…
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…
Over the next five years, Louisville Water projects to spend $730 million on capital projects, with $200 million allotted in…
Imagine starting a business with no power for the machinery or lights for the building. Imagine starting a business with…
Want to get an economic development professional interested in your city? In Louisville, you invite them to a bourbon tasting…