LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Apple CEO Tim Cook stopped in Kentucky last week to visit a retail store and tour the Corning plant that will manufacture glass for Apple products.
Cook stopped by the Apple Store at Fritz Farm, and posted a picture on social media with the employees.
Stopped by Apple Fritz Farm in Lexington, Kentucky to spend time with our customers and retail team members as they get ready for a big week ahead! Thanks for a fantastic visit! pic.twitter.com/wlHkkdNYzy
— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) September 12, 2025
Cook said he was glad to spend time with the team and customers as the company gets ready for a big week ahead.
Pre-orders for the latest iPhones and other Apple devices started Sept. 12. They're scheduled to be released on Sept. 19.
It's iPhone pre-order day and what better place to spend it than at Corning in Harrodsburg, KY! Soon all cover glass for iPhone and Apple Watch globally will be made here. We're proud to be an engine for American innovation. pic.twitter.com/KK9e0Cc5Dh
— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) September 12, 2025
Cook also visited the Corning plant in Harrodsburg, Ky., which will manufacture all the cover glass for iPhone and Apple Watch.
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