Richard Zumwalde’s Purple Poulet ‘Southern Bourbon Bistro’ joins Gosney brothers’ Green Derby
By Judy Clabes
NKyTribune editor
When Dean and Shane Gosney purchased the iconic Green Derby restaurant building in Newport, they saw a diamond in the rough. Lead as much by their hearts as their business sense, they were determined to return it to its long-past glory, polish it with their passion for...
Covington firefighters defending their Fight for Air Climb title for third time — support the cause
A new “playing field” and challenge will greet Covington firefighters April 25 when they defend their American Lung Association Fight for Air Climb title for the third time in a row.
In typical years,...
NKU student-entrepreneur Isaiah Kelly earns place at top business pitch competition for Smoove Creations
Northern Kentucky University graduate student Isaiah Kelly is heading to one of the most prominent business pitch competitions around the world.
Kelly earned a bid to the Rice Business Plan Competition,...
Covington mayor tells commission Brent Spence project an ‘existential threat’ to city revitalization
By Ryan Clark
NKyTribune reporter
Calling it an “existential threat” to the city’s revitalization, Covington Mayor Joseph U. Meyer spoke out against the Brent Spence Corridor Project as Commissioners...
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Richard Zumwalde’s Purple Poulet ‘Southern Bourbon Bistro’ joins Gosney brothers’ Green Derby
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor When Dean and Shane Gosney purchased the iconic Green Derby restaurant building in Newport, they saw a diamond in the rough. Lead as much by their hearts as their business... - More »
- Keven Moore: Employment practice liability-retaliation claims continue to grow
- Purrfect Day Cafe celebrates 200th adoption; shelter cats find new homes through partnership
- BBB: Adults 18-24 at highest scam risk in 2020; online purchase scams are riskiest
- Learn to protect yourself from identity thefts, scams, financial fraud -- virtual program Thursday
- Newport Business Association hosts virtual panel discussion on COVID-19, experts participate
- NKY Chamber's Eggs 'N Issues virtual event to address state of the local housing market
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Two students from Newport Independent schools win NKY Junior Fire Marshall Poster contest
Newport Primary School poster winner.Newport firefighter Matt Garrett; Newport firefighter Chris Holmes; winning student Andres Pablo-Macario; Newport Independent Schools Superintendent Tony Watts. Two... - More »
- NKU student-entrepreneur Isaiah Kelly earns place at top business pitch competition for Smoove Creations
- Bill to give Kentucky's high school students a 'do-over' year passes senate 36-0, heads to house
- New TikTok challenge by CPE , Gear Up Kentucky to raise awareness of FAFSA opportunities
- McConnell announces $269 million in additional boost for Kentucky colleges and universities
- Garrard County High School senior Alex Miller receives his golden ticket to Hollywood
- Boone County schools name Lisa Resing as principal of new Steeplechase Elementary
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Newport, Covington close floodgates as water rises; plenty of flooding around the state
With the rising Ohio River now covering parts of Riverside Drive and lapping at the gap in the floodwall at the foot of Madison Avenue, the City of Covington has taken the first steps in its flood response... - More »
- USDEA releases National Drug Threat Assessments showing 'harsh reality' of drug threats
- Covington mayor tells commission Brent Spence project an 'existential threat' to city revitalization
- Work to start March 15 on Covington 11th Street vehicle, pedestrian bridge over CSX tracks
- State ends February note -- seventh consecutive week of declining cases; 'going in right direction'
- Beshear calls new vaccine a 'game changer' as end of pandemic is in sight; masks, distancing still needed
- Road projects update: Transportation Cabinet provides updates on NKY projects, possible delays
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Beshear reports 1,068 new cases, 28 deaths; opens 157 new vaccination sites, and more
Gov. Andy Beshear announced 157 new vaccination sites, bringing the state’s total number of vaccination locations to 567. “This means that vaccine locations are getting closer and closer to you. This... - More »
- Gov. Beshear says 731,000 Kentuckians have been vaccinated, reports 1,175 cases, 33 deaths
- Governor reports 700,000 Kentuckians have been vaccinated; 1,080 new cases, 19 deaths
- COVID Roundup: Covid cases drop, Beshear opens up some businesses to 60%, vaccines open to 1C
- Vaccinations for Phase 1C (60 and older, high risk, essential workers) available; make appointment here
- State reports 1,025 new COVID cases, 25 deaths; 5.56% positivity; continue to wear your mask
- Governor Beshear reports 1,180 cases, 30 deaths, 5.52% positivity; renews mask-wearing order
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Covington firefighters defending their Fight for Air Climb title for third time — support the cause
A new “playing field” and challenge will greet Covington firefighters April 25 when they defend their American Lung Association Fight for Air Climb title for the third time in a row. In typical years,... - More »
- Keeneland to offer limited ticket packages -- seating and dining -- for Spring Meet April 2-23
- Personalize Your Plate for National Nutrition Month to develop a healthful eating pattern
- Kentucky by Heart: Family of Louisville doctor David Yandell made mark on Kentucky, and the world
- Our Rich History: 'Endless and bottomless sand' nearly doomed Cathedral construction
- The River: Alcohol consumption happens; personal journey continued past 'face down on the floor'
- 'Miss Bennie' gets her day: Social justice advocate honored for her service to Covington residents
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Leadership Kentucky names new board members, including NKyians; Daniel Bork is chair
Leadership Kentucky announced the new 2021 Board Chair, Daniel Bork, and the appointment of new members to the 2021 Executive Committee and Board of Directors that will oversee one of the oldest and most... - More »
- Judge Shepherd temporarily blocks three bills that limit governor's power, hearing to take place
- Jay Fossett named Dayton Chief Administrative Officer, has extensive legal and government experience
- Transportation Cabinet announces additional lane, ramp closures for Brent Spence Bridge maintenance
- Montana looks at Kentucky's past to understand the future of governor's health nominee Adam Meier
- Public invited to submit artwork for Team Kentucky Gallery to be displayed in state Capitol's main hall
- Billy Reed: In a world in which everything changes, I fervently hope the Harlem Globetrotters never do
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Behringer-Crawford Museum opens exhibit of artist, author, adventurer Harland Hubbard’s artwork
Several never-before exhibited paintings by Harlan Hubbard are among the artwork and memorabilia displayed in Behringer-Crawford Museum’s latest salute to the famed Northern Kentucky artist, author... - More »
- Once a nanny always a nanny: Jan Gilliam takes care of people managing Point/Arc's company in Latonia
- Junk King adds eco-friendly service to Covington, offers more opportuties for charitable initiative
- Red Cross encouraging Kentuckians to join in to help those in need during Red Cross Month in March
- Girl Scouts of Wilderness Road will benefit from Walmart's Round Up program in March
- Students exercise with home workouts, try healthy recipes, thanks to USA Olympic athlete Lavetta Tevis
- Brighton Center offers free volunteer income tax assistance on Saturdays through Aprll 10
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Art Lander’s Outdoors: Kentucky Anglers gearing up as March marks unofficial start of fishing season
Although fishing is year-round in Kentucky with no closed seasons, March 1, the beginning of the new license year, has long been considered the unofficial start of fishing season in Kentucky. Now is the... - More »
- Council on Postsecondary Education unveils $1.5 million plan to boost mental health on campuses
- Northern Kentucky among first areas targeted for initial KentuckyWired network access
- New legislation would ban juvenile cases involving kids 12 and under from being brought before a judge
- A quarter of Ky's community health center visits are via telehealth; bill would codify temporary rules
- Here comes the sun: Solar moves in, and a Kentucky farm community wonders about its future
- U.S. Customs at Port of Louisville seizes counterfeit Rolex watches, if real valued at $15.18m
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Calipari, Brooks confident Kentucky can finish season on high note; Cats play South Carolina
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Keion Brooks isn’t ready to give up on the season. Although Kentucky’s only hope of reaching the NCAA Tournament hinges on winning four straight games in the Southeastern... - More »
- All “A” Classic semifinals set for Friday in Richmond; St. Henry boys seek to repeat as tourney champions
- Thomas More women to meet Olivet Nazarene/Union (Ky.) winner on March 13 in NAIA Tournament
- Draud shoots for 9th Region all-time scoring record Friday night as Beechwood visits Dixie Heights
- Horizon League teams work overtime in tourney quarterfinals; NKU faces Oakland in semifinals
- Thomas More women rally past Campbellsville, capture Mid-South Conference Tournament title
- Böhm’s buzzer-beater lifts NKU to 70-69 win over Detroit Mercy in Horizon League Tournament
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Al Cross: In a sneaky way, the secretive, short-circuited legislature makes itself more secret
For years, the Kentucky General Assembly has been sliding down the slippery slope of secrecy, into a hole that shields it from public scrutiny. Last week, 71 members of the state House doubled down on... - More »
- Bill Straub: Go figure Mitch McConnell's turnabout, forevermore putting party over country
- Colmon Elridge: Instead of helping Kentuckians, Republicans have turned focus to political nonsense
- Teresa Werner: Fixing the hidden costs of climate change; every person wants a healthy environment
- Lynn James: 21st decade of 21st Century is off to a blazing start, not wanting to be outdone by the last
- Alissa Briggs: How you can help prevent teen suicide as pandemic takes toll on Kentucky's students
- Stephanie Poynter: Prioritizing oral health sets kids up for a healthier, brighter future
