Beyond the Curb: Living in stunning condos that were once St. Anthony Church in Bellevue
The typical thought while visiting a church is probably not, “I wish I could live here.” Luckily for the owners of the condo featured in this week’s episode of Beyond the Curb: River City Living, a creative developer not only had that idea, but made it a reality.
Bill Kreutzjans, owner of Ashley...
The Man Scout: Giving thanks for the hidden treasures located throughout our community
By Chris Cole
Special to NKyTribune
When I look back on the year 2020, there will be many things I’d just as soon forget. This has been a long, strange year unlike any in my lifetime.
But it hasn’t...
PetSuites celebrates 20 years at original resort in Erlanger, has grown to 40 locations around country
PetSuites, a pet resort for dogs and cats, celebrated its 20th anniversary at the original location in Erlanger. Since opening its doors in 2000, PetSuites has grown to nearly 40 locations across the country,...
Shop Local: Campaign underway to encourage gift card purchases from local shops, restaurants
A campaign to support Northern Kentucky small businesses during the holiday season by encouraging shoppers to purchase gift cards at local shops, restaurants, bars and more launched Monday and will last...
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Covington urges ‘safe,’ energetic support of small, local retailers, especially now
In 2020, the “shop local, shop small” message oozes urgency and significance. Heading into “Small Business Saturday” – the traditional and ceremonial start to the annual holiday shopping season... - More »
- Shop Local Spotlight: Artistic endeavors -- channel your inner artist with these creative ideas
- CVG, AAA offer suggestions on travel as holiday season nears; consumers seeking trusted advice
- Final Northern Kentucky Chamber Eggs ‘N Issues of 2020 to feature Tri-ED’s Lee Crume on Dec. 15
- Shop Local Spotlight: Be the #1 giver this holiday season with these gift ideas for sports fan in your life
- New Riff Distillery meets inventory requirements, advances to KDA 'Proof' level membership
- CVG partners with ThorDrive to bring autonomous vehicle technology to airport’s campus
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Federal judge rules Governor can’t stop in-person classes at private religious schools, grants injunction
By Mark Maynard Kentucky Today A federal judge ruled Wednesday that a part of Gov. Andy Beshear’s executive order requiring private and public schools to stop in-person classes until January infringes... - More »
- Working with plants provides comfort to UK graduate student and U.S. Army veteran Eric Luteyn
- NKU economics professor earns national recognition from Southern Economic Association
- CPE new data-driven assessment of academic programs to emphasize jobs, market demand
- KDE advisory group wants to break down barriers to identifying, serving gifted andtalented students
- Dr. Ande Durojaiye to become NKU's interim provost, VP for Academic Affairs as Sue Ott Rowlands retires
- Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs applications for summer program accepted until Jan. 25
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U.S. Department of Labor to end unemployment insurance payments for Kentuckians
The U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL) has decided to abruptly end extended unemployment insurance payments for Kentuckians. Extended benefit payments for 4,723 claimants will cease this weekend due to federal... - More »
- Cov commission to hear first reading on Airbnb licenses, Cathedral Square to be designated, more
- 'We are at war' with COVID as Beshear reports 2,135 cases, 5 deaths; wear masks to stop the spread
- City of Union designates Nov. 28 as Small Business Saturday in support of locally owned businesses
- Secretary of State Adams gets encouragement from county clerk survey for election reforms
- Transportation Cabinet's 'drones' aid in Brent Spence Bridge inspection and will continue to monitor work
- Kentucky unemployment rate rises 1.8 percent in October; jobless rate now at 7.4 percent
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Dr. Sinno and team at St. E. Healthcare implant first Bluetooth-connected heart device in a patient in U.S.
By Maridith Yahl NKyTribune reporter Dr. Mohamad C. Sinno, St. Elizabeth Heart & Vascular Institute, is bringing the highest level of heart health to Northern Kentucky and making history while doing... - More »
- Gov. Beshear reports 3,408 cases, 26 deaths, urges precautions over Thanksgiving season
- Beshear warns of virus' exponential growth, reports 2,609 cases, 17 deaths, including Kenton woman
- Have delicious, delectable, healthy Thanksgiving -- there are tasty and nutritious alternatives to enjoy
- Beshear announced 2,194 cases, 4 deaths; warns on Thanksgiving travel, putting pressure on hospitals
- Exponential growth of COVID cases is dangerous territory; Beshear reports 3,711 cases, 21 deaths
- Gov. reports another record day with 3,825 new virus cases as restrictions on restaurants, bars take effect
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Beyond the Curb: Living in stunning condos that were once St. Anthony Church in Bellevue
The typical thought while visiting a church is probably not, “I wish I could live here.” Luckily for the owners of the condo featured in this week’s episode of Beyond the Curb: River City Living,... - More »
- The Man Scout: Giving thanks for the hidden treasures located throughout our community
- Business Spotlight: Grainwell Market boutique features locally made gift ideas for all occasions
- Kentucky by Heart: Giving thanks for the people who have made a positive, lasting impact on my life
- Our Rich History: As NKY's oldest city, Newport has rich architectural heritage and treasures abound
- The River: Becoming friends, building relationships across river and airwaves means suffering loss too
- NKU SOTA produces Emerging Choreographer’s Showcase Dance Film Festival; premiere on Nov. 23
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Brent Spence Bridge repairs moving briskly; Covington aims to keep trucks off city-owned streets
Kentucky Transportation Secretary Jim Gray said repair crews are working around the clock to reopen the Brent Spence Bridge by the Dec. 23 deadline. The bridge, which carries I-71 and I-75 traffic over... - More »
- PetSuites celebrates 20 years at original resort in Erlanger, has grown to 40 locations around country
- Shop Local: Campaign underway to encourage gift card purchases from local shops, restaurants
- CVG provides updated resources, tips for flying healthy during this year’s busy holiday travel season
- 'Social Determinants of Health' factors help WellCare meet needs, offer Street Outreach Program
- NKY experiencing dramatic COVID surge, hospital admissions up; your mandate: WEAR THE MASK
- Purple People Bridge annual holiday display rescued by North American Properties and other Santas
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Civics Unplugged opens applications for virtual 2021 fellowship for high school students
Civics Unplugged, a nonpartisan 501(c)(3) social enterprise whose mission is to empower the leaders of Generation Z to build the future of American democracy, has opened applications for the Civics Unplugged... - More »
- CMC announces special holiday hours; complete shopping, visit with Santa starting Nov. 27
- NKU Go Norse Fund to hold second annual fundraiser Jan. 17 at TopGolf in West Chester
- Behringer-Crawford Museum's ‘Tot Tuesdays! Snowmen’ event set for 10:30 a.m. on Dec. 15
- Gold Star, St. Vincent de Paul partner for annual coat drive; seeks to provide coats for those in need
- Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky on the cusp of turning a lofty dream into a reality for the region
- Tom Wiedemann elected new vice president of NKU Foundation; other officers re-elected
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Art Lander’s Outdoors: Eastern Kentucky’s Dewey Lake, a mountain reservoir with a mix of fish species
Editor’s Note: This is the eighth article in a series about Kentucky’s major reservoirs. Dewey Lake is a mountain reservoir located near Prestonsburg in Floyd County. (Photo from Kentucky State... - More »
- Murray writer, NKyTrib columnist releases latest book, the spoken word opera, The Way Home
- Kentucky Department of Revenue sets maximum homestead exemption at $40,500 for two years
- Kentucky Chamber releases 2021 Federal Priorities following 2020 elections, advocating for businesses
- In south-central Ky., health workers and officials battle coronavirus fatigue, politicization of pandemic
- Northern Kentucky creatives help produce music video honoring fallen Springdale officer Kaia Grant
- Kentucky Supreme Court amends court operations statewide to address escalating COVID-19 cases
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Beechwood quarterback Cameron Hergott among list of district Player of the Year award-winners
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Beechwood senior quarterback Cameron Hergott enhanced his chances of being nominated for Mr. Kentucky Football this season by being voted Player of the Year... - More »
- Nelson pounds the glass, Warrick dazzles in debut as NKU pulls out 74-73 win over Ball State
- Prep Sports Notebook: Cooper football player finishes career with 5,301 total yards on offense
- Rebuilt, talented and deep, NKU women aim for Horizon League championship, NCAA berth
- NKU begins season against Ball State on Wednesday; Norse seek fifth straight 20-win campaign
- Rookie big men ready to contribute for UK; Wildcats open season Wednesday against Morehead State
- Hurst, Barth combine for 46 points as Thomas More women remain perfect with 83-71 win over Life (Ga.)
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LaDonna Koebel: Employment and work-from-home scams prevalent during COVID-19 pandemic
Reports of scams to the Attorney General’s Office have skyrocketed since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, with dollar losses up as much as 8,000 percent compared to 2019. In August 2020, employment... - More »
- Bill Straub: The Donny Show is a four-star laugh riot, and the funny thing is Republicans can't count
- Commentary: As pandemic continues, more emergency assistance needed for affordable homes
- Constance Alexander: Thanksgiving: Canned cranberry sauce with a side of family memories
- Richard Nelson: Beshear keeps casinos open while closing schools, restaurants, churches, and more
- Billy Reed: November 22, 1963, a day that changed world and a reminder not to give up on democracy
- Terry Brooks: Let's flip destiny for Kentucky's kids -- KIDS COUNT data can inspire action
