The left lane on northbound Interstate 71/75 around the Cut-in-the-Hill will be closed starting Monday and will stay that way through July, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced.
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A wiffle ball tournament was played in Fort Mitchell over the weekend for more than thirty hours in an attempt to break a world record and raise money.
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It was a typically quiet afternoon.
Paralegals Jessica Pennington and Angie Holley were working in the law office of Grubbs and Landry that May 21.
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Hundreds of people participated in a rally and march in support of racia
Two Northern Kentucky men were appointed to state committees by Governor Andy Beshear.
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The current pandemic has taken away traditional graduation ceremonies since large gatherings remain prohibited, but local schools have responded with alternative presentations of the class of 2020.
Beechwood Elementary School was recognized as a Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Distinguished School for providing broad access to science-based learning opportunities.
A Fort Mitchell native and Beechwood High School graduate has completed his studies at the U.S. Naval Academy.
Grant Birindelli graduated from the academy on May 22.
The City of Fort Mitchell announced Friday the cancellation of its annual Independence Day parade.
Following a series of crashes on Tuesday and in recent weeks, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) is closing the left lane of southbound Interstate 75 near the Dixie Highway exit in Ft.
The mayors of the cities of Ft. Mitchell and Erlanger each took executive action in an effort to assist restaurants as they begin the reopening process during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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Cathy Wolff wanted to be a teacher ever since being impressed by one when she was in sixth grade.
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The City of Fort Mitchell called on the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) to extend a truck lane restriction on I-75 southbound from Kyles Lane overpass to Buttermilk Pike.
Wednesday is named in honor of Redwood as the institution celebrates its 67th anniversary.
The City of Fort Mitchell and Mayor Jude Hehman made the announcement this week.
