‘I Thought It Was a Miracle’ – Clinical trial using Bexion BXQ-350 works wonders for Markey patient
By Allison Perry
University of Kentucky
Despite the leaps and advances made in cancer treatments over the past few decades, sometimes patients still discover that they’ve exhausted all other available options.
Tollesboro resident Jenn Highfield was far younger than most when she was diagnosed with...
Licking Greenway years in making; ceremony completes Phases II, III of hiking, biking trails
(EDITOR’S NOTE: The City of Covington ceremonially cut a ribbon on Tuesday to close the books and signify the official completion of Phases II and III of the Licking River Greenway & Trails...
Florence 3rd Quarter Report includes development projects completed, underway, in the pipeline
NKyTribune staff
The City of Florence has provided its Third Quarter Report on development projects recently competed, currently underway and in the planning stages in the city.
Among the projects currently...
Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s 28th-year vintage is a five-program subscription series starting Oct. 19
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra approaches its 28-year vintage with a “taste and see” attitude.
The proof is in the variety, unique blend and quality of the orchestra’s hallmark thematic programming...
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State Chamber of Commerce names first woman, Ashli Watts, president and CEO; Adkisson retiring
The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce has named Ashli Watts of Frankfort as President and CEO of the state’s largest business association after an eight-month national search. She will take office on Nov.... - More »
- Keven Moore: Believe it or not, there are hazards in the popular corn mazes; be careful everywhere!
- Kentucky’s Edge names TiER1 Performance as presenting sponsor, NKY event is Oct. 4 – Oct. 5
- Renovated Jerry's Jug House, historic landmark, brought back to life in style in Newport's East Row
- BBB Trends: The (cyber) truth is out there, and we should care. Are you tuned out to dangers that lurk?
- Stewart retiring as NKWIB workforce development director; search underway for her replacement
- NKY Spotlight: Chamber's podcast has top stories; guests talk civility, Hope Box Derby, TMU basketball
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Boone County High School senior finds a career after summer internship with Reigler Blacktop
By Charley Wayman Building Industry Association Devin Wilson is a senior at Boone County High School and a student in the Introduction to Skilled Trades Program at the Enzweiler Building Institute. Wilson... - More »
- University of Kentucky’s Carl Bradley is Mid America CropLife Association Educator of the Year
- Voices from Classroom: As a morning monitor at Dixie, I am going to channel the 'Handshake Guy'
- NKU's Pres. Vaidya shares fall highlights with Board of Regents; 'student success' is focus of all efforts
- Covington schools opens District Enrollment Center; makes it easier to register children in one-stop spot
- NKU grad Kristin Steuber worked her way through school waiting tables, now invites you to The Gruff
- Energy from students to fuel success of Ignite Institute; envisioned as region's workforce pipeline
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Kentucky League of Cities honors Ft. Mitchell Mayor Jude Hahman as Elected Official of the Year
Fort Mitchell Mayor Jude Hehman is the sole recipient of the 2019 Elected Official of the Year award that will be presented by the Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) at their annual conference in Covington... - More »
- Licking Greenway years in making; ceremony completes Phases II, III of hiking, biking trails
- Florence 3rd Quarter Report includes development projects completed, underway, in the pipeline
- Fee for parking at RiverHaus begins Sept. 19; special, 'free' deal lasted eight months longer than expected
- Dept. of Fish and Wildlife monitoring Lake Cumberland water conditions; heat stressing fish
- State of the Judiciary: Justice Minton talks business courts, speeding processes, redistricting, more
- Justice Secretary Tilley calls overcrowded jails a 'powder keg' in KY; too many lower-level felons jailed
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‘I Thought It Was a Miracle’ – Clinical trial using Bexion BXQ-350 works wonders for Markey patient
By Allison Perry University of Kentucky Despite the leaps and advances made in cancer treatments over the past few decades, sometimes patients still discover that they’ve exhausted all other available... - More »
- Fore! Kids Golf tournament supports Bluegrass Care Navigators' Bright Path, a program just for kids
- CTI presents on real world evidence in product development at ISCT N. America Regional Meeting
- Kentuckians just keep getting bigger, weighing in at 5th in nation in obesity -- older kids rank 3rd
- Number of Americans without health insurance rises by nearly two million in '18, breaking ten-year streak
- NKU's Institute for Health Innovation launches Geek Your Health events with Campbell County Library
- Healthy Headlines: To improve your long-term health, how many steps a day do you really need?
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Local antique store fine sparks book series for author Heather Grothaus’ Sons of Scotland romance novels
Special to NKyTribune Author Heather Grothaus’s stop into Twice as Nice Antiques and More in Bellevue was done on a whim. “I’m a bit of an Anglophile,” Grothaus admits, “and was hoping to find... - More »
- Consumer tip: National Tune-Up Day coming; perfect time to schedule your annual furnace check-up
- Pumpkin Patch Park coming to UC Health Stadium, home of the Florence Freedom, in October
- Kentucky by Heart: Sampling small town newspapers shows lots of good things going on around the state
- Our Rich History: The misadventures of Thaddeus Lowe and the beginnings of modern aeronautics
- The River: Ah, the sweet remembrances, of old river friends and tales to be told; always good to meet up
- Villa Mocha holding reception for artist James Billiter whose work is on display through October 10th
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Guidugli Family Picnic — a NKY political tradition — is back after more than a decade on Sunday
Special to NKyTribune The Guidugli Family Picnic, one of Northern Kentucky’s great political traditions, is returning to Campbell County after more than a decade and just in time for November’s statewide... - More »
- Details emerge in case of woman charged with manslaughter in death of 18-month-old son in Dayton
- KYTC District 6 road report update on current construction projects in Northern Kentucky
- People in the News: Drew McDonald joins NKY Chamber staff; DBL's Bob Hoffer joins CVG board
- Independence man arrested with incendiary device Sunday believed to be targeting Planned Parenthood
- Briefs: Cove offers free SS, Medicare seminar; free cat spaying; new play readings at NKU
- Kentucky National Guardsman Sgt. Daniel Keller receives Air Force Cross for valor in Afghanistan
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Nonprofit briefs: Redwood gets $25K grant for early care; Boone County inmates help with Bean Bash
NKyTribune staff Redwood’s Early Care and Education Program was financially assisted by The H.B., E.W. and F.R. Luther Charitable Foundation, Fifth Third Bank and Narley L. Haley, Co-Trustees, with a... - More »
- The Carnegie offers Art of She season -- dedicated to featuring art of women artists across the globe
- Housing Opportunities of NKY summer project helps organizations that serve the community
- Kentucky Symphony Orchestra's 28th-year vintage is a five-program subscription series starting Oct. 19
- Kentucky museums, including Behringer-Crawford, join in Smithsonian's free Museum Day Sept. 21
- Boone County Education Foundation to hold its 2nd annual 5K Run/Walk at Turfway Park on Sept. 21
- Museum Center celebrates 200 years with 'Layers of Wonder' party Nov 1, early bird tickets available now
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Art Lander’s Outdoors: When using a treestand, deer hunters must focus on safety, pay attention to details
With bow season underway, hunters are making final preparations or may have already hunted a time or two on the few cool mornings we’ve had since the season started September 7. If you are planning on... - More »
- Kentucky's on-again, off-again Real ID licenses are off again; local clerks can't handle the extra workload
- PSC allows more time for net metering comments, public hearing postponed to November 13
- New state 'Hope and Help' website continues momentum in combating the opioid epidemic
- AAA: True cost of annual vehicle ownership rises to $9,282; spike in finance costs drives increase
- UK has record number of first-year students; greater diversity, higher quality, more preparedness
- Boyd County one of 13 counties nationwide added to federal High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area program
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Highlands football team has added incentive to play well in homecoming game against Ryle on Friday
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter There’s a busy weekend ahead for Highlands football fans and it gets under way at 7 p.m. Friday when the Bluebirds play their homecoming game against Ryle. This... - More »
- Prep Sports Notebook: Top contenders in 9th Region volleyball face off in annual charity match on Friday
- Thomas More attempts to bounce back from last-second defeat, hits road for Wisconsin-Platteville
- With Breeders' Cup less than two months away Bricks and Mortar tops NTRA Thoroughbred Poll
- Freedom come up just short, fall to Rascals in Game 5 of Frontier League Championship Series
- Holy Cross wins All "A" Classic state volleyball title with players' moms coaching the team
- Prep Football Flashback: NewCath coach reached career milestone with win over Holy Cross in 2005
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Al Cross: Bevin resorting to scare tactics on immigration in ad designed to play to Trump’s base
On Sept. 9, Gov. Matt Bevin accused his opponent for re-election, Attorney General Andy Beshear, of using a “scare tactic” by running a TV ad alleging that Bevin’s “education cuts” could leave... - More »
- Bill Straub: Bevin has high-flying aspirations; loves taxpayer-owned airplane, fending off immigrants
- Kim Moser: A roundup report on interim committee activities; exploring issues facing legislature
- Ken Ham: Tommy Mitchell of Answers in Genesis was a passionate public speaker and a friend
- Commentary: Farm family speaks out against proposed SNAP rule; public comment ends Sept. 23
- Lauren and Rob Hudson: A positive message about nation's difficulties with saving money, avoiding debt
- Amye Bensenhaver: KY citizens own the airplane, Governor, and have a right to know how you use it
