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At Ft. Wright city council, Mayor Dave Hatter addressed an issue from the previous meeting where the city voted to close the Ramage Civil War Museum.
Two new historical markers are coming to Kenton County sites, the Kenton County Historical Society announced.
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Days after Mayor Dave Hatter issued an order closing the James A.
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Sixteen years after it opened, the James A. Ramage Civil War Museum in Ft. Wright was ordered to be closed by Mayor Dave Hatter.
A portion of Amsterdam Road will be closed for most of next week in Ft. Wright.
The City of Fort Wright's class action lawsuit against the board of trustees of the Kentucky Retirement System (KRS) is scheduled to be argued before the Kentucky Supreme Court next month.
First National Bank of Kentucky opened a new full-service branch in Ft. Wright at 2001 Dixie Highway.
A project along KY 17 (Madison Pike) is scheduled for this week and will close lanes in both directions.
The story of the so-called Tobacco Wars will be told as part of a fundraiser for the James A. Ramage Civil War Museum in Ft. Wright.
A feature film is shooting in Northern Kentucky, Film Cincinnati announced on Tuesday, and at least one set is in Ft. Wright.
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Ft. Wright city council and the James A. Ramage Civil War Museum are at odds over the museum's future.
Two traffic projects will disrupt local commutes, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet - District 6 Office announced on Tuesday.
Two new historical markers are coming to Kenton Co.
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The City of Fort Wright is planning to lower its occupational tax for employees.
