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Gary Holland, who founded what would become one of the Cincinnati area's largest private restaurant companies, returned to his high school alma mater on Friday night.
The restaurants Fire, Biscuits to Burgers, and Butler's Pantry will now be operated by two popular Covington chefs.
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A ribbon was cut this week on the new Home Buys store in Florence.
It's the company's first location in Kentucky.
Reset Ministries announced its first full-time executive director.
The unemployment rate rose in ninety-nine of Kentucky 120 counties between July 2018 and July 2019, information from the Education and Workforce Development Cabinet.
Cincinnati Public Radio announced Thursday that Andy Ellis is the new classical music host at WGUC, the region's classical music station, and sister station to NPR member station WVXU.
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation (GCF) announced earlier this month a partnership with Leadership Northern Kentucky (LNK) and its class of 2020.
Central Bank announced earlier this month that it will match community donations to St. Elizabeth Cancer Center up to $1 million.
The new center is under construction in Edgewood.
TiER1 Performance found itself on the Inc. 5000 list for the thirteenth year in a row, and the company noted that it was one of only a dozen across the country that can claim that.
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C-Forward was founded by Brent Cooper in 1999 and four years later moved into a building at the corner of Fifth Street and Madison Avenue in downtown Covington.
It didn't take long for the new restaurant space at the corner of Seventh and Washington streets in Covington to find its second tenant.
The Northern Kentucky Tri-County Economic Development Corporation (Tri-ED) announced Monday the hiring of Kimberly Rossetti as its new vice president of economic development.
The Family Dollar on East 32nd Street in Latonia will have a fresh new look on Saturday.
Northern Kentucky University’s Dr. Abdullah Al-Bahrani has been appointed to the inaugural Kentucky Financial Empowerment Commission Board by Kentucky Treasurer Allison Ball. Dr.
