Cumberland Falling An Economic Engine of Kentucky's Tourism Industry Could Be Slowed This Summer. But It Won't Be Ground to a Halt.
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By Kerry Duke  BURNSIDE  --  Pam Stanley and Colleen Menth had to see for themselves how their summer playground had changed so they took a day off from work one cold day last week and drove 186 miles south to Lake Cumberland.
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Don't expect lawmakers to stave off a downturn, if that's where the economy is headed.
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Maine has long banked on its&quot;brand&quot; of natural, unspoiled beauty. That image, along with Maine's ability to make visitors feel as if they've stepped back in time to a slower-paced, more quaint time, has borne economic fruit.
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By Joe Walker, The Paducah Sun, Ky.  Sep. 19--Local economic development leaders head to the nation's capital Wednesday with a wish list topped by an ambitious sewer project designed to support -- and enhance -- long-term residential and industrial growth in western McCracken County.
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Weakness in manufacturing, especially the auto industry, may be damping economic prospects, but the bigger services sector appears to be more than making up for it.
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The Millinocket area, like much of Maine, lacks the type of accommodations and amenities that many tourists seek, costing the region and state valuable tourism dollars. A resort plan, which cleared its first regulatory hurdle this week, could begin to solve this problem.
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As travel season begins, the payment of back wages is an economic bellwether.
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Researchers say that the recent housing downturn doesn't necessarily mean an end to economic growth.
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By The Baltimore Sun  Jun. 14--ACarroll County town has been forced to give up on a conventional scheme for economic prosperity, but will likely wind up the better for it.
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A slowing  economy may be a drag on corporate profits, some analysts say.
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A slump seems inevitable, many experts now say. But they differ on its duration.
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Larger supplies, more energy alternatives, and a slowing economy could be factors.
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JACKSON HOLE, Wyo.  - Lofty oil prices may make  the road ahead a little steeper, but the economy is on track to  emerge from a recent soft patch intact, private-sector  economists at a weekend retreat agreed.
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By Joe Walker, The Paducah Sun, Ky.  Dec. 13--Because of federal funding restrictions, public meetings for a proposed 1,000-job nuclear fuel recycling plant here won't be held until at least the latter part of 2007.
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Since late summer, the United States economy has demonstrated an enduring power to surprise. And not for the better.
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Two towns, one in Michigan and one in Kentucky, show the effects as the U.S. auto industry, and the prosperity that accompanies it, shifts to the south.
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The drop-off is likely to hurt businesses that serve the housing industry, which economists donât expect to bottom out until the middle of the year.