Joel Stinnett is a Senior Reporter at WDRB Media. He specializes in construction and real estate, covering topics such as commercial real estate, housing markets, and urban development, while also delving into business and economics. Joel's work has been featured in several prominent publications, including the Louisville Business Journal, Charlotte Business Journal, and Cincinnati Business Journal.
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Joel's coverage is heavily focused on local business and industry news, particularly in the areas of healthcare, human resources, and employment. His articles often feature press releases and private sector announcements.
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A Louisville school is expanding to a new, larger campus in Old Louisville.
By: Joel Stinnett
The publicly traded health care tech company has brought in a former Salesforce executive and elevated a longtime insider to key leadership roles.
The filing comes less than three years after the company cut the ribbon on a new 17,500-square-foot headquarters. A hearing on the case is set for Sept. 3.
By: Joel Stinnett
A 37-year UPS veteran is retiring as the logistics giant appoints new leaders to oversee its global and U.S. operations.
By: Joel Stinnett
The 324,500-square-foot facility will play a “critical role” in enabling Amazon’s recently introduced 1-hour and 3-hour delivery options
Passersby have probably seen the gray door and stone wall built into the hill on the south side of Lexington Road. Here's what's behind it
The company generated $3.14 billion in revenue last year and employs 2,150 people total.
The former Zappos warehouse is now occupied by a health care giant
By: Joel Stinnett
Lunsford built Vencor into a company with more than 65,000 employees. He also served as Kentucky's first secretary of commerce.
Built in 1868, the property is one of the only Victorian houses remaining Downtown.
