Tim Hanner dialing back a long, distinguished career in education for his ‘What’s Next?’ and a new kidney
By Judy Clabes
NKyTribune editor
Tim Hanner spent his career as an educator urging students to focus on “What’s Next?” because some new, unknown opportunity is always just ahead.
Tim Hanner and grandson Charlie
In his own fulsome experience in teaching and sharing with others, Hanner was a...
People of NKY: Just how many ‘food stylists’ do you know? Here’s one to get to know — Jeff Martin
By Ginger Dawson
NKyTribune reporter
It is Jeff Martin’s goal in life to make food look good. I mean REALLY good.
Jeff in his backyard all ready for the 2019 Covington Garden Tour
Like celebrities...
Interstate 471 to become Jim Bunning Memorial Highway for late U.S. Senator, MLB Hall of Famer
A ceremony will be held Friday, June 21, at 2:30 p.m. to celebrate the naming of Interstate 471 in honor of the late Jim Bunning, a U.S. Senator and Major League Baseball Hall of Famer from Southgate.
Jim...
Plan approved to reopen John A. Roebling Bridge, closed since mid-April, by the end of July
A temporary measure to safely reopen the John A. Roebling Bridge has been approved by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) allowing a contractor install netting to the north tower to catch potential...
Subscribe to Business
Business
-
Keven Moore: A pressure washer can be a useful tool, but users should be aware of its hazards
A pressure washer is a power tool that sprays water at high pressures to remove loose paint, mold, algae, grime, dust, mud, chewing gum and dirt from surfaces and objects like buildings, fences, masonry,... - More »
- Frontier Airlines offering four new non-stop routes from CVG this fall; seasonal flights to sunny spots
- CompMed to invest $1.1M in Newport expansion; medical billing services company to add 150 FT jobs
- BBB Trends: Don't fall victim to scammers when renting; research listing before paying deposit
- Covington Small Business program sees record activity; officials find extra money to fund 12 projects
- NKU’s INKUBATOR selects the 2019 startup class; adds Entrepreneur in Residence mentors
- Mall Road Menards Mega Store to open Tuesday, June 18; last anchor for Florence Heights project
Subscribe to Education
Education
-
From adversity to triumph: Thomas More standouts Fessler and Temple earn prestigious national honors
Scholar C.S. Lewis once remarked that “Hardships often prepare ordinary people for an extraordinary destiny.” As “ordinary” student-athletes, Madison Temple and Jenna Fessler had no idea the adversity... - More »
- Northern Kentucky Medical Society reimburses portion of MCAT fees to NKU, Thomas More students
- NKU’s Field Station Hosts “Talk & Walk” Nature Series with the focus on Monarch butterflies
- Partners in the Face It Movement release new resource on safe sleepovers and time with friends
- More than 2,000 Kentucky educators attend academic standards learning labs
- Still time to register for some Northern Kentucky University School of the Arts programs
- Polly Lusk Page to retire from Northern Kentucky Education Council after 46 years of dedicated service
Subscribe to Government
Government
-
Covington’s drop-off event Saturday for e-waste and paper shredding enables responsible disposal
Need to get rid of old TVs, computers and other electronics gathering dust? What about sensitive paper documents you need to recycle? Volunteers prepare to recycle electronics and paper documents at the... - More »
- Residents question Cov Commission about flood response; ‘It looked like a typhoon hit down there’
- Most new laws (total: 198) passed during last legislative session go into effect June 27
- City of Union accepting applications for annual 'Celebrates America' parade, takes place June 28
- Covington Public Works crews cleaning up damage from weekend storms - 'It's everywhere'
- Sewer work to close section of Greenup Street in Covington for about a week, starting Monday
- Secretary of State Grimes presents historic notary law updates to Kentucky lawyers
Subscribe to Health
Health
-
NKY Health urges precaution for those in flooded areas; offers safety tips for clean up
Heavy rains have caused flooding in the City of Covington and surrounding areas. In an effort to keep the public informed and safe, the Northern Kentucky Health Department is working with the City of Covington... - More »
- Medicaid waiver to expand coverage, increase care access for Kentuckians with Substance Use Disorder
- Six KY nursing homes are on a formerly unpublished list of 400 poor performers around the nation
- Study: Private insurance pays hospitals 241% more than Medicare; suggests shift to a Medicare model
- Village Care Center/The Village@Erlanger recognized for health inspection performance
- Kentucky unveils new digital platform to support transition-age youth in foster care
- Improved health is community undertaking, according to six-year program completed in seven Kentucky counties
Subscribe to Living
Living
-
Tim Hanner dialing back a long, distinguished career in education for his ‘What’s Next?’ and a new kidney
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Tim Hanner spent his career as an educator urging students to focus on “What’s Next?” because some new, unknown opportunity is always just ahead. Tim Hanner and... - More »
- People of NKY: Just how many 'food stylists' do you know? Here's one to get to know -- Jeff Martin
- Kentucky by Heart: Poring over Kentucky’s past gives new meaning to the present, future
- Our Rich History: First St. Mary’s church left an enduring legacy to the people of Covington
- The River: The CLYDE’s Trip From Alma to Aurora with big trouble at Andalusia Slough
- Ohio bests KY in New Riff Distilling National Bourbon Day interstate tug-of-war on the Purple People Bridge
- Free 'Kentucky Bluegrass on the Ohio River' concerts series at Taylor Creek Park this summer
Subscribe to News
News
-
Leadership NKY class of 52 young professionals named; group to celebrate its 40th anniversary
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) is celebrating 40 years of Leadership Northern Kentucky (Leadership NKY) with a new class of 52 professionals from businesses and organizations around... - More »
- Interstate 471 to become Jim Bunning Memorial Highway for late U.S. Senator, MLB Hall of Famer
- Plan approved to reopen John A. Roebling Bridge, closed since mid-April, by the end of July
- Covington continues cleanup effort; weekend storms dumped almost five inches of rain in 24 hours
- Focus of Northern Kentucky Chamber July Eggs 'N Issues is career pathways to success
- Smithsonian Institution traveling exhibit, 'Destination Moon: The Apollo 11 Mission,' comes to CMC
- CVG Airport Fire and Rescue receive Lifesaver’s EMS Award and Fire Department of the Year
Subscribe to NonProfit
NonProfit
-
Local couple’s foundation opens first of its kind sober living facility in Covington’s Westside
The Jay and Marsha Millard Foundation has funded the Twin Rails Sober Living Facility in Covington’s Westside, a three-story, 10,800-square foot home just opened for new members seeking quality,... - More »
- St. Vincent de Paul's Summer Breeze Program provides fans to those needing help with heat
- Master Provisions celebrates 25th anniversary with free event at its Borland Family Distribution Center
- Hebron Branch of the Boone County Public Library is nearing completion; public invited to grand opening
- Comet Bluegrass All-Stars return to Music@BCM, Behringer-Crawford's summer concert series, June 27
- NKY Funders’ Grants returns with more partners, more funding; eight local funders in pitch competition
- Redwood events: Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center provides art therapy class; Donuts for Dad
Subscribe to Region/State
Region/State
-
Legislative task force will look into improving state’s technical school system ahead of 2020 budget session
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A new legislative task force will delve into improving the state’s technical school system on both the state and local levels. The Kentucky Department of Education passed... - More »
- New buyers of Henderson's Ellis Park Racetrack plan historical racing games and $55m investment
- New fishing, hunting regulations proposed; based on recommendations of Fish and Wildlife Commission
- County, metro governments invited to apply for spay/neuter grants; applications due by July 15
- Attorney General’s Office secures $2.2 Million in student loan debt relief for ITT Tech students
- Kentucky Lottery sales grow as fiscal year ends, total $1B Y-T-D, up 8 percent over previous year
- Art Lander's Outdoors: Common in rural Ky., the Barn Swallow is an acrobatic bird at home around humans
Subscribe to Sports
Sports
-
Prep Sports Notebook: Ron Dawn returns for third stint as NewCath boys head basketball coach
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Newport Central Catholic will be the only high school in the 9th Region to have a principal who’s also head coach of the boys basketball team next season. Ron... - More »
- NKU signs point guard Bryson Langdon; averaged 16.3 points and 3.8 assists in junior college
- Freedom shut out in opener with Rascals, Valentino takes the loss despite quality start
- One-time NKU rival Bellarmine moving to NCAA Division I, joins Atlantic Sun Conference in 2020-21
- Thomas More volleyball player who battled lengthy illness among finalists for Honda Inspiration Award
- Thomas More women’s basketball standout Madison Temple named DIII Honda Athlete of the Year
- Former UK basketball star Derek Anderson among six to be inducted into Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame
Subscribe to Voices
Voices
-
Bill Straub: Bevin had to know about firing of Lt. Governor’s deputy chief; could come back to bite him
Sayre’s Law postulates that, “In any dispute the intensity of feeling is inversely proportional to the value of the issues at stake,” an assertion that perfectly summarizes the ongoing contretemps... - More »
- Lt. Gov. Jenean Hampton: Perplexed by dismissal of staff, I am committed to restoring those personnel
- Constance Alexander: Veteran Hopkinsville journalist says there is no substitute for shoe leather reporting
- Brent Cooper: If you haven't been to a Kentucky Speedway race, you're missing out
- Opinion: Gov. Matt Bevin: Calling All Men...
- On Father's Day, Fish and Wildlife Commissioner remembers officers who lost their lives serving
- Al Cross: More questions arise about governor's race as Bevin continues to dig hole and Beshear advances
