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Taylor Mill Moves Forward on Pride Park Playground Surface Plan
The Taylor Mill city commission decided last week to install turf over the poured-in-place (PIP) rubber surface on the playground at Pride Park.
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The Taylor Mill city commission decided last week to install turf over the poured-in-place (PIP) rubber surface on the playground at Pride Park.
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Park Hills city council discussed last week how to use the $214,353 it received from the federal government for COVID-19 relief.
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Florence city council adopted a resolution to use federal community block development grant funds for residents who have fallen behind on utility bills.
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The Boone County fiscal court reviewed its plan for Graves Road last week.
The 11th Street bridge in Covington, which spans above the CSX railroad tracks between Madison Avenue and Russell Street is set to be demolished, years after the project was first announced.
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The Ludlow board of education met in person Thursday night to discuss the district's plan for students to return.
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Teachers and full-time classified staff at Dayton Independent Schools received a $1,000 permanent raise, it was announced last week.
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The Bellevue board of education gave the OK to move forward on multiple capital construction projects across the district.
Three more local educational institutions will share in a large amount of federal funds awarded to Kentucky.
Sanitation District 1 (SD1) is planning to address flooding and sanitary sewer overflow issues at the intersection of Fitzgerald Court and Forest Avenue in Erlanger.
The newest school within the Boone County Schools system has its first principal.
Governor Andy Beshear announced the appointment of Olivia Birkenhauer to the state Bicycle and Bikeway Commission (KBBC).
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Thomas More University and Beckfield College are sharing in the more than $203 million awarded to Kentucky higher education institutions, announced Thursday by Senator Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.).
Covington City Hall's lobby will reopen for public business on Monday after closing November 23 due to the pandemic.
It was previously closed from March 16 to July 6.