Content about Louisville, Kentucky

March 5, 2012

Louisville Hardware store forced to close

H&S Ace Hardware, an 80-year-old hardware store in Louisville, Ky., closed last month under pressure from its creditors, according to an article in the Courier-Journal.

Store manager Dave Phelps told the newspaper that the company's secured creditors ordered that the 135,000-sq.-ft. store be shuttered.

February 10, 2012

GE opens GeoSpring operation in Kentucky

GE Appliances has opened its GeoSpring Hybrid Water Heater manufacturing facility at Appliance Park in Louisville, Ky. -- the first to open there since 1957. The new product and a revitalized facility, a $38 million investment, is the first of GE’s commitments to invest a total of $1 billion ($800 million in Louisville) and create more than 1,300 new jobs in the United States by 2014.

November 21, 2011

Paint tour ends, experience continues

An education tour that kicked off June 20 hit its final stop this month, as the BehrPro Experience Tour rolled into a Louisville, Ky. Home Depot.

Since June 20, the tour has traveled to more than 400 Home Depot stores, educating customers on Behr's professional products and services.

April 11, 2011

Kentucky store owner opens second location

Brownsboro Hardware & Paint of Louisville, Ky. opened its second location, according to a report in the Louisville Biz Journal.

The new store is located in the former site of a Vance's True Value Hardware in the Prospect Pointe shopping center in Prospect, Ky.

November 2, 2010

Hardware store owner wins mayoral bid

Bill Dieruf, owner of Dieruf Hardware in Louisville, has won the mayoral race in Jeffersontown,...