Historic preservation in Northern Kentucky's river cities will be celebrated Wednesday during the 2019 River Cities Excellence in Preservation Awards ceremony.
Cincinnati Bell employees have been busy over the past few weeks working to repair and beautify the Homeward Bound shelter in Covington.
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Northern Kentucky University students awarded $4,000 to a Newport mural project.
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An announcement related to the massive Ovation project on Newport's riverfront is planned for Thursday.
Details about what may be announced were not provided.
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"I see tons of opportunities in the West End because the stuff is still pretty low-priced," said Gary Collins, who owns and operates Galaxie Skateshop, a regional destination for skateboard enthusi
Newport Aquarium was named one of the best aquariums in the country by USA Today, which ranked the top ten.
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Bar Louie, a longtime tenant at Newport on the Levee since the entertainment destination opened in 2001, is closing.
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818 Monmouth Street in Newport is the historic home to one of Northern Kentucky's most beloved twentieth century retail establishments, Eilerman's.
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Welcome House of Northern Kentucky hopes to open a transitional shelter for men, offering services that would help homeless men find stable housing and employment after their stays.
The businesses behind the forthcoming redevelopment of Newport on the Levee are now known.
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The City of Newport approved a ground lease with Skywheel, the large observation wheel slated for the riverfront.
Sub Station II in Fort Wright is celebrating National Pay It Forward Day by donating sandwiches to Parish Kitchen in Covington and Henry Hosea House in Newport.
An Ohio man who pretended to be a missing Illinois boy was indicted by a grand jury with charges related to making false statements to federal agents and aggravated identity theft.
Two juniors from Newport Central Catholic High School have been selected to represent NCC in the Governor's Scholar Program this summer.
The students are Jacob Frisk and Jonah Krebs.
