ACE Project teaches children how to start their own business in Louisville Jul 24, 2022 Jul 24, 2022 Updated Jul 24, 2022 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Rose Smith started the nonprofit after her son was killed in 2014. Tags News Features As featured on 0:59+3 ACE Project teaches children how to start their own business in Louisville Rose Smith started the nonprofit after her son was killed in 2014. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Jude Redfield's Wednesday morning forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesNew video shows what led up to Jeffersonville teacher placing student in headlockKentucky could see pause in SNAP benefits unless state complies with USDA requestCRAWFORD | North Carolina hands Kentucky its 3rd straight loss to a ranked opponent, 67-64Multi-year project on Highway 44 in Bullitt County will be a 'nightmare,' drivers sayFreezing Fog: Why You Should Use Extra Caution On Bridges, Overpasses, And Ramps...Will Stein's mom recalls moment new UK head coach called to say 'I'm gonna be a Wildcat'Hearing focuses on Kentucky's organ donation process amid calls to decertify Network for HopeLouisville officials reopen 'beautifully restored' library after multimillion-dollar renovationCRAWFORD | A Cardinal Christmas Carol: Louisville visits ghosts of basketball past at ArkansasSouthern Indiana restaurant closing, relaunching in spring with rebrand Videos
0:59+3 ACE Project teaches children how to start their own business in Louisville Rose Smith started the nonprofit after her son was killed in 2014.
