2022 Prep Football Previews: Ryle wide receiver expects to ring up bigger numbers this season
The NKyTribune is featuring players on each of the 21 high school football teams in Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties leading up to the first games of the 2022 season on Aug. 19. We will then provide focused coverage of our local teams throughout the regular season and into the playoffs.
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Campaign conduct group raises concerns about Joe Fischer’s campaign for Kentucky Supreme Court
By Jack Brammer
NKyTribune reporter
A private, non-profit, non-partisan group that tries to safeguard the integrity of judgeship races in Kentucky is raising concerns about state Rep. Joe Fischer’s campaign...
Displaced Victoria Square residents connected to resources through charities, social services agencies
Victoria Square apartment residents forced to move from their homes are being connected to a broad array of financial, housing and other community resources through an unprecedented effort coordinated...
State budget director John Hicks reports increase of 9.7 percent in state’s General Fund receipts for July
State Budget Director John Hicks announced Wednesday that Kentucky’s General Fund receipts for July, the first month of Fiscal Year 2023 (FY23), totaled $1,077.1 million, a 9.7 percent increase compared...
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Boone County sheet metal fabrication company Skilcraft LLC announces $8.4 million expansion
Skilcraft LLC, a Boone County-based sheet metal fabrication company, on Wednesday announced plans for a $8.4 million expansion to its Hebron facility that will create 14 new jobs for local residents. The... - More »
- Wings and Rings in Crestview celebrating grand re-opening after extensive remodel
- Correy Eimer named associate director for workforce development for NKADD, director of NKWIB
- Gas prices continue to fall, but fewer drivers are fueling up; Ky. still among least expensive states
- BBB alerting consumers of post-disaster document replacement scams in wake of E. Ky. flooding
- Revival Vintage Bottle Shop to expand this fall with new location inside North by Hotel Covington
- Is that restaurant review even real? BBB offers tips to help consumers spot fake negative reviews
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Two NKU students awarded adult national honor society scholarships, only ones in Greater Cincinnati
Two Northern Kentucky University students are the recipients of a scholarship award by Alpha Sigma Lambda, an adult national honor society organization. Anna Dailey and Asia Whitmore are the recipients... - More »
- Former Boone Co. teacher Jennifer Inman to lead Kentucky Financial Empowerment Commission
- Top 30 Kentucky counties with the most college graduates; Campbell #3, Kenton #6, Boone #8
- Keith Ritchie named NKY outreach counselor for Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority
- Northern Kentucky Education Council looking for One to One Reading Coaches to change a child's life
- Kenton Co. Public Library reminding NKY residents to celebrate Summer Reading though August 31
- NKU Chase College of Law student, Eric Rodenberg, named to Graduate Fellows Program in state capitol
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Governors Beshear, DeWine submit second federal funding application for Brent Spence Bridge corridor
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear and Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced that a second federal funding application was submitted jointly by the two states to support bridge and roadway improvements along... - More »
- State budget director John Hicks reports increase of 9.7 percent in state's General Fund receipts for July
- Covington to help residents with backflow valves, more ARPA funding approved, firefighters honored
- With move finally complete, Covington Public Works set to showcase new campus in Peaselburg Friday
- Jessica Neal pays $57,368 to get recount in Kentucky Senate District 24 primary race lost by 3 percent
- Road report: KYTC District 6 reports on projects underway this week; watch for delays, closings
- New SD1 EQ tank in Wilder will eliminate 47 million gallons of typical sanitary sewer overflow
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Thomas More University dedicates new nursing skills lab named to honor legacy of nurse Kathleen McLane
Thomas More has officially named a nursing skills lab located at the Center for Health Sciences — in partnership with St. Elizabeth Healthcare — the “Kathleen McLane Nursing Skills Lab”... - More »
- New poll shows half of Kentuckians believe the COVID-19 pandemic is over in their own lives
- WHO declares monkeypox a health emergency; here's how it spreads and the symptoms
- Data shows Ky. remains at 37th in child well-being, with many kids suffering from mental health issues
- West Nile virus detected in Kentucky, transmitted through mosquitoes; how to protect yourself
- UK students make Ecuadorian village's water clean; Lakeside Park's Dylan Buckingham designed system
- U.S. Customs and Border Protection seizes more than $50,000 lethal doses of fentanyl in Louisville
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Displaced Victoria Square residents connected to resources through charities, social services agencies
Victoria Square apartment residents forced to move from their homes are being connected to a broad array of financial, housing and other community resources through an unprecedented effort coordinated... - More »
- Local swimmer was leading scorer on top team in women's standings at U.S. national championships
- Kentucky by Heart: Eastern Kentuckians share personal experiences on recent flooding, recovery
- 'Future Galileos Program' features reflective telescope, peak at timely 'sun shield' in Devou Park
- Our Rich History: Nursing program comes to Thomas More, becomes part of Diocesan Healthcare World
- The River: Remembering Madison Berry, 29, on anniversary of his death; 'riverlorian' who loved river
- Covington Parks and Recreation invites residents to annual 'Dog Day' Sunday at Goebel Park pool
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NKY man wins $1million Mega Millions in Kentucky Lottery, purchased ticket at Krogers on Dixie Hwy.
A Northern Kentucky man, who wishes to remain anonymous, has stepped forward with the winning $1,000,000 Mega Millions ticket from Friday night’s drawing. He arrived at Kentucky Lottery headquarters... - More »
- Campaign conduct group raises concerns about Joe Fischer's campaign for Kentucky Supreme Court
- New York U.S District Attorney ties Michael Hild to disinformation campaign against Ben Dusing
- Former Ashland CEO, Villa Hills resident Paul Chellgren is UK's ODK Pillars of Leadership winner
- News briefs: Adams for SOS, good economy news, Breonna Taylor, Newport's Night Out, Point/Arc party
- Good news from CVG: American offers nonstop to Raleigh-Durham; Delta relaunches Paris service
- NKY All-Hazards Incident Management Team finishes 9-day deployment to EKY flooding; returns home
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Steve Bonafel, Jessie Lyn and the TNT Express bring classic country, bluegrass to Music@BCM Thursday
It’ll be a night of bluegrass and classic country as Northern Kentucky’s Steve Bonafel returns to the Music@BCM stage at Behringer-Crawford Museum tonight. Steve Bonafel Bonafel has been making... - More »
- Campbell County students donate $9000 to local nonprofits through annual Magnified Giving program
- Camp Northward in Falmouth offered a zip line experience to campers with disabilities
- Five awards highlight NKY Sports Hall of Fame summer reunion, set for August 17
- Ricky Skaggs to make debut performance at Ark Encounter during 40 Days and Nights of Gospel
- St. Vincent de Paul Sweet Dreams Bed Program helping NKy children get a good night's rest
- Fort Wright coach Debbi Ogden to lead swimmers at 2023 Special Olympics World Summer Games
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Beshear expects to call special session of General Assembly to fund cleanup, repairs from recent floods
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Governor Andy Beshear said he expects to call a special session of the General Assembly within the next 30 days to fund cleanup and repairs due to the disastrous flooding in... - More »
- Non-profit ASSE International Student Exchange Programs seeks local families for hosting
- Margo Warminski, Victor Canfield, life-long preservationists, get lifetime achievement awards
- Republican gubernatorial candidates take jabs at each other, Beshear during Fancy Farm picnic
- Kyians invited to support the Commonwealth's farm families during Farmers’ Markets Week Aug. 7-14
- Democrat Matt Lehman, Republican Thomas Massie differ on vote on abortion constitutional amendment
- Kentucky's tourism industry exceeded expectations, generated $11.2 billion, 83,100 jobs in 2021
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2022 Prep Football Previews: Ryle wide receiver expects to ring up bigger numbers this season
The NKyTribune is featuring players on each of the 21 high school football teams in Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties leading up to the first games of the 2022 season on Aug. 19. We will then provide... - More »
- Kentucky offensive coordinator Rich Scangarello says Wildcats' offense 'headed in right direction'
- 2022 Prep Football Previews: Three brothers on Dixie Heights team don't consider this a rebuilding season
- 2022 Prep Football Previews: Dayton determined to have winning season says returning quarterback
- Matt's Take: Career homers, post-break success, Bengal Jim and Jason Hoffman
- 2022 Prep Football Previews: NewCath's scoring leader last season wants to live up to expectations
- 2022 Prep Football Previews: Simon Kenton senior quarterback more concerned with winning than stats
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Letter to the Editor: Gayle Johnson wants Alexandria school district property designated Monarch Habitat
To the Editor: I would like to propose that the 29.7 acres owned by the Campbell County School District along Orchard Lane in Alexandria be designated as a Monarch Habitat Protection Waystation. The monarch... - More »
- Al Cross: Cameron shows why he's the one to beat, then could get beat
- Ryan Quarles: Celebrate the very best of Kentucky during the 118th Kentucky State Fair Aug. 18-28
- Constance Alexander: Recent flooding inspires poetry, wreaks havoc and spawns teamwork
- Amye Bensenhaver: The Voice-Tribune's key role in evolution of Ky. open records law often overlooked
- Joe Heller: A cartoonist's view of news of the week -- broad brush strokes, full color, and few words
- Commentary: There is no urban-rural divide in the need to tackle substance use disorders
