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On February 15, 2019, LCCC was joined by Mayor Greg Fischer, current and former 4th district Metro Council representatives (Barbara Sexton Smith and David Tandy), Fund for the Arts CEO (Christen Boone), Dr. Kevin ...
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JOB DESCRIPTION Want to make a difference in the community? LCCC is currently searching for a motivated individual to help increase our capacity. This person will work directly in the youth services area and ...
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LCCC board member, Rev. David L. Snardon is Senior Pastor of Joshua Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church in Louisville, Kentucky. Rev. Snardon addresses an audience of faith leaders and other interested community stakeholders in the ...
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Louisville Central Community Centers, Inc. (LCCC) Equal Opportunity Employer LCCC is seeking a self-motivated individual with experience in developing and managing a variety of activities that addresses needs and aspirations of family and children. ...
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McCormack Baron Salazar and Louisville Metro Housing Authority are pleased to host a pre-bid informational meeting for Sub-Contractors regarding Section 3 Workers and Business Concerns, Minority-Owned, Woman-Owned, and Disabled-Owned Business Enterprise participation and reporting ...
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Western Kentucky University basketball legend, Clarence Glover invites you to support LCCC in this year’s Give for Good Louisville campaign. As vice president of LCCC’s Board of Directors, Mr. Glover demonstrates his commitment to quality ...
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Louisville native, Chase Phillps, co-star of the hit show “Motown the Musical” invites you to support LCCC in this year’s Give for Good Louisville campaign. LCCC was instrumental in helping Chase and his mother, ...
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Sealed bids will be received for construction of the LCCC PERFORMING ARTS THEATER PROJECT located at 1300 West Muhammad Ali Blvd. Louisville, KY 40203. The project is funded in part by Louisville / Jefferson ...
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Yet another spark of brilliance from PNC Bank’s Regional President, Chuck Denny, has spurred a new collaborative venture between LCCC and the newly emerging 1804 Entrepreneur Center. During July’s meeting of the PNC Louisville ...
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LCCC is proud to honor the legacy of Lyman T. Johnson, who fought for equality by building coalitions that challenged racism and segregation in Louisville for over 60 years. These coalitions, transcending race, age, ...
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