The 34th Annual Northern Kentucky Christmas Day Dinner returns to a sit-down dinner this year but at a new location – The Gardens of Park Hills.
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As of November 29, Protective Life Corporation is welcoming employees back into its Covington office, which is now located on the recently-renovated sixteenth and seventeenth floors of the RiverCen
The Friends of Covington organization announced Tuesday that it has dissolved after 34 years.
The City of Newport Board of Commissioners approved the goals and objectives for the 2020 NewportFORWARD Comprehensive Plan at the special meeting held on Friday evening.
The Kenton County Property Valuation Administrator (PVA) is in the process of collecting street level photography of several jurisdictions within the county consisting of approximately 18,000 parce
WAVE Foundation has announced the hiring of Tricia Watts as its new Executive Director.
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Ft. Wright city council last week declared certain pieces from the shuttered James A. Ramage Civil War Museum as surplus property.
St. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky is hosting its first coat distribution this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Newport Primary in Newport.
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce honored Alecia Webb-Edgington, president of Life Learning Center (LLC), last Tuesday with the NKY Community Award.
Thomas More University’s Center for Leadership, Entrepreneurship, & Innovation provides an incubator space for students, faculty, and staff to explore and test ideas before advancing them as in
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center and the research service provider CTI Clinical Trial & Consulting Services have announced an agreement to form a company that will focus on providi
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The Bellevue board of education received an update on renovations at Bellevue High School and Grandview Elementary School.
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Boone County announced a return of its free citizens academy called Engage so that any interested residents or business owners can learn more about county government operations.
On Wednesday, Joseph Fischer, a legislator and attorney, announced his candidacy for the Supreme Court of Kentucky’s Sixth District, which encompasses a vast region of Northern Kentucky stretching
A Northern Kentucky boy died Tuesday, months after he was struck by a vehicle on Buttermilk Pike.
