HealthPoint Family Care to open branch in Newport, will bring 45 employees to Saratoga Street location
By Don Owen
NKyTribune reporter
In the next year, residents of Newport will notice another business that is bringing a branch office to the city.
HealthPoint Family Care, which already has offices in Bellevue and Covington, is moving into the property at 10th and Saratoga Street. The Newport Board of...
Horizon’s first ‘Give When You Live’ event a big success; Scheben Care Center gets $6000
Dozens of strangers and friends alike combined to give $6,000 to a local charity in a process that took less than an hour.
The Bill & Betsy Scheben Care Center, which provides care for adults and...
Our Rich History: The Big Red Machine and Cincinnati’s winning decade; remember ‘Great Eight’
By Steve Preston
Special to NKyTribune
When Bob Hertzel of the Cincinnati Enquirer coined the phrase; “The Big Red Machine” in his July 4, 1969 article, he would define a decade of Cincinnati baseball...
The River: Sometimes after a storm and rising water, a riverman has to rescue a lost sawhorse
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with the river — from discovery to a way of love and life. This a part of a long and...
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Joseph Cotton: ‘Insider Buying’ can be a key factor in choosing a stock to buy that can double in 30 days
When I was a young man, and interested in stocks, the accepted theory at the time was that the Stock Market was a random walk, and so there was no way to predict it’s movement or the movement of the... - More »
- BBB Trends: A penny earned today may save you from debt tomorrow; choose wisely
- CVG launches video-assisted service, Aira, enabling independence for blind, low-vision travelers
- KY state Chamber of Commerce president David Adkisson stepping down in October after 14 years
- Boonespring healthcare, rehabilitation center opens in Union; skilled nursing facility employs 200
- NKY Chamber to host April Eggs ‘N Issues: Startups and Starting Out; March lunch & learn next week
- CVG offering Career Exploration Job Fair on March 21 at Holiday Inn, includes community partners
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NKU student presents research at National Society of Toxicology annual meeting in Baltimore
Northern Kentucky University student, Yvonne Sene, has been honored with the Society of Toxicology’s (SOT) highest award for undergraduate research. Sene, an Environmental Science major, was among 17... - More »
- Boone County Schools presenting second Youth Mental Health Summit March 29-30
- National Archery in the Schools state tournament results; Union's Gray Middle School wins division
- First Lady Glenna Bevin announces Scott County student is winner of Kentucky Derby Poster Contest
- NKU opening ten classes to public as part of President Vaidya's Inauguration Week celebrations
- NKU President Ashish Vaidya to celebrate his investiture with 'Inauguration Week' activities
- R.A. Jones Middle School students turn leadership program toward philanthropy, community service
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Union to host annual Easter Egg Hunt on April 20; it’s free but please register for crowd count
The City of Union will host the annual Easter Egg Hunt event on Saturday, April 20. This year’s event will be held at the Union Presbyterian Church, 10259 US 42 Hwy, Union, from 8:30-10:30 a.m. The... - More »
- HealthPoint Family Care to open branch in Newport, will bring 45 employees to Saratoga Street location
- Covington offers details of new grant program for beautification; Public Works hiring landscape crews
- Kentucky Lottery announces both sales and net income are ahead of last year's record-setting levels
- Covington residents weigh in on Greenup, Scott proposals to return streets to 2-way traffic
- KYTC seeks public input on east-west connections; revised alternatives for Outer Loop Study
- Covington Small Business Program provides incentives to give boost to four more businesses
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Justice secretary touts treatment over incarneration: ‘Who are we mad at and who are we actually afraid of’
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News State Justice and Public Safety Secretary John Tilley told foreign scholars visiting Kentucky last week that treatment, instead of incarceration, is what is needed... - More »
- Kentucky Attorney General's office launches investigation into inflated prescription drug prices
- Bevin says he exposed his kids to chickenpox, rejecting vaccinations; health officials say that's risky
- Department for Public Health reminds Kentuckians that March 24 is world TB Day
- High School students are invited to apply for the St. Elizabeth Healthcare MOON Program
- UK, DPH collaboration aims to eliminate new HIV infections in the Commonwealth; NKY is launch point
- Shelley Shearer: Get the royal dental treatment with a crown to restore tooth's function, appearance
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Kentucky by Heart: Kentucky is full of interesting topics to write about; sharing 33 of the best
By Steve Flairty KyForward columnist Finding fresh material to write a weekly column about Kentucky is always a bit of a challenge, but the fuel that makes it work for me is the unabashed passion I feel... - More »
- Our Rich History: The Big Red Machine and Cincinnati's winning decade; remember 'Great Eight'
- The River: Sometimes after a storm and rising water, a riverman has to rescue a lost sawhorse
- Cincinnati in Motion and The Cave return to Museum Center, Science Interactives Gallery expands
- Doe Run Lake Clean-Up 2019 on April 6 is part of the Great American Clean-Up
- Intrepid Urban Farmer: Excitement building as a new gardening season looms. Look! Seeds are starting
- Gameworks Newport to unveil esports lounge with celebration tonight at Newport on the Levee
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Local forum on Kentucky’s children and families involved in state foster care system set for March 30
The public is invited to a regional community forum Saturday, March 30, in Union to discuss improving outcomes for Kentucky children and families involved in the state foster care system. Citizen Foster... - More »
- KYTC District 6 road report update on current construction projects in Northern Kentucky
- Jury finds 5-Time felon guilty of Independence carjacking, recommends 35 years in prison
- Check out Newport Winter Carnival today, free family event by Historic Downtown Newport
- MeetNKY: Hotel occupancy hits record high, tour business booming; 2018 stats exceed expectations
- News Briefs: Cincinnati Nature Center names executive director, Gov. Bevin makes appointments
- Join the NKU Norse in celebrating their Friday game with Texas Tech in opening round of March Madness
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Dignitaries join in celebrating SQUARE1’s High School Startup Pitch Final Luncheon on April 2
SQUARE1 invites Tristate Small Businesses and Startups to its High School Startup Pitch Final luncheon on April 2nd. SQUARE1 has been working with students for the past several months providing entrepreneurial... - More »
- Horizon's first 'Give When You Live' event a big success; Scheben Care Center gets $6000
- NAMI Northern Kentucky, The Carnegie present benefit performance of SWING! March 29
- Florence Rotary Club continues tradition of honoring law enforcement officers during Police Week
- Northern Kentucky's Women’s Crisis Center to provide Green Dot training to OAG employees
- Cinderella's Closet launches give-away weekend to 'turn dresses into dreams' for special prom-goers
- Dancing with Stars: Register now, buy votes for your favs as six couples dance for Children's Law Center
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Kentucky Arts Council accepting entries for Governor’s Derby Exhibit through April 10
The Kentucky Arts Council is accepting artists’ submissions for the Governor’s Derby Exhibit. The application deadline is April 10. The Governor’s Derby Exhibit, associated with the annual Governor’s... - More »
- Gov. Bevin busy with pen, signing half dozen bills into law; here's a list
- REDI Cincinnati celebrates five years at annual meeting, offers look ahead for regional growth
- Nation’s first HempWood operation to locate in Murray; $5.8M investment to create 25 FT jobs
- Art Lander's Outdoors: Longear sunfish, the most abundant in Ky. streams, adapts well to reservoirs
- GCEA announces 2019 solarize campaign to promote residential solar-energy installations in NKY
- Graydon announces new leadership team; Greiner is managing partner, Smith named KY market leader
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Walton-Verona boys basketball coach resigns after taking team to first state tournament since 1942
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Grant Brannen resigned as boys head basketball coach at Walton-Verona High School after taking the Bearcats to the boys state tournament for the first time... - More »
- Louisiana Derby upsetter By My Standards joins top ten in NTRA 3-year-old poll; Game winner still leads
- Mark Maynard: Not such an impossible dream that we might see three for SEC making it to Final Four
- Kentucky advances to Sweet Sixteen with win over Wofford, 62-56; Herro gets last-basket 3-pointer
- Turfway Park selections for Saturday
- Texas Tech pulls away in second half, posts 72-57 win over NKU in NCAA Tournament on Friday
- Turfway Park selections for Friday
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Jesse Brewer: As Boone County grows, zoning becomes key; here are checks, balances in place
Over the last several years Boone County Kentucky has been blessed with growth and economic development. Our geographical location in the united states gives us a distinct advantage over several other... - More »
- Commentary: Kentucky Senate, it's time to make Kentucky schools tobacco free
- Ryan Quarles: 'Check the box' for Kentucky's hungry when you file your state income tax returns
- Charlie Schicht: Children, families need afterschool programs; all kids deserve chance to succeed
- Kim Moser: Tackling the methamphetamine crisis in our communities also an ongoing challenge
- Bill Straub: Welcome to Tombstone (aka Kentucky) where the right to bear arms is truly unlimited
- Jason Bailey: Watch out for attack on pensions on legislative session's final day, March 28
