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The Building Industry Association of Central Kentucky (BIA) is a trade association that has served the local home building community since 1952, advocating for builders, remodelers, and related businesses through networking, education, and advocacy. With a commitment to professionalism, BIA provides its members with numerous benefits, including education programs, government representation, and various discount initiatives. In addition to promoting the construction industry, BIA also highlights outstanding projects through events such as the Grand Tour of Homes and the Tour of Remodeled Homes, allowing the public to engage with local craftsmanship. The establishment of the Building Institute in 2014 further emphasizes BIA's dedication to professional development and skill-building within the construction trade. Generated from the website

The Home Builders Association of Kentucky (HBAK) is a voluntary statewide trade association that represents over 4,000 member firms and approximately 30,000 employees within the housing and building industry across Kentucky. HBAK's mission is to advocate for its members and promote the interests of the building sector throughout the Commonwealth. With a strong focus on benefits such as health insurance, workers' compensation insurance, and various savings discounts, HBAK aims to support its members in leading successful businesses. The association also invests in education, advocacy, and industry recognition through events and awards, engaging the community in the future of construction and homebuilding. Generated from the website

The Dry Stone Conservancy in Lexington is dedicated to preserving dry-laid stone structures, ensuring their longevity for future generations. They also actively promote the ancient craft of dry stone masonry, preserving and passing down this traditional skill to new generations. Generated from their website's infomation