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The art of dunkin’ is nothing new in basketball-crazed Kentucky.
Kentucky customers of Duke Energy electricity should expect a combined $16.5 million in annual savings, the utility announced Tuesday.
Sports radio host Andy Furman is the new public relations coordinator at Redwood.
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Hebron’s Remke Markets store is going out of business on March 29.
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Crestville Drugs will close for good on Tuesday.
A pharmacist made the announcement on the long-running business's Facebook page on Saturday.
Locations in Covington and Sparta have been added to the B-Line, which highlights Northern Kentucky's bourbon tour.
The Newport Business Association hosted its annual meeting and presentation of awards this week at the Newport Syndicate.
The following awards were presented:
DBL Law has a new managing partner.
Renaissance Covington has a new executive director.
The downtown promotional organization's board of directors announced the hiring of Nick Wade on Thursday.
Northern Kentucky University was named a Military Friendly School this week for its creation of a supporting environment for veterans.
Correction: The original version of this article stated that there are now three Biggby locations in Northern Kentucky. There are, in fact, four.
First Financial is looking to build its presence in Northern Kentucky, and named Jacob Holbrook as its new market president here.
He leads the local commercial banking team.
Direct shipment of wine to consumers would become legal under a bill that advanced in the state Senate Tuesday.
A new festival celebrating bourbon is coming to Covington and Newport this fall.
Fischer Homes will host a grand opening for its newest model home in the Tuscany development in South Covington.
