The River: CLYDE’s Trip From Alma to Aurora and the troubled trip to Andalusia Slough
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 continuing story.
By Capt. Don Sanders
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Seven years ago this week, Everette Dameron,...
Ohio bests KY in New Riff Distilling National Bourbon Day interstate tug-of-war on the Purple People Bridge
The first New Riff Distilling National Bourbon Day interstate tug-of-war is in the book and the team from Ohio is victorious.
Ken Phillips, founder of New Riff Distilling congratulates Brent Callahan of...
Covington Small Business program sees record activity; officials find extra money to fund 12 projects
Eager to help its small businesses, the City of Covington over the last two years has quadrupled the money it sets aside for first-year rent subsidies and exterior improvement incentives.
Proposed small-business...
Polly Lusk Page to retire from Northern Kentucky Education Council after 46 years of dedicated service
After 46 years in education and 10 years of service as Executive Director of the Northern Kentucky Education Council, Polly Lusk Page will retire at the end of June.
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She has been instrumental in creating...
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Covington Small Business program sees record activity; officials find extra money to fund 12 projects
Eager to help its small businesses, the City of Covington over the last two years has quadrupled the money it sets aside for first-year rent subsidies and exterior improvement incentives. Proposed small-business... - More »
- 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
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- North American Properties reveals renderings of the reimagined Newport on the Levee
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More than 2,000 Kentucky educators attend academic standards learning labs
Kentucky Teacher More than 2,000 teachers and school administrators attended Get to Know Your Standards Learning Labs conducted across the state by Kentucky Department of Education staff. provided photo The... - More »
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Sewer work to close section of Greenup Street in Covington for about a week, starting Monday
Greenup Street will be closed to traffic between Ninth and 10th streets starting Monday at 7 a.m., weather depending. Construction equipment was staged at Tenth and Greenup streets earlier this week in... - More »
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- River Sweep volunteers needed in Covington Saturday; expect mud, interesting finds, satisfaction
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Study: Private insurance pays hospitals 241% more than Medicare; suggests shift to a Medicare model
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News As health-care costs continue to rise for both employers and employees, one group of researchers says private insurers should move away from how they pay for hospital... - More »
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The River: CLYDE’s Trip From Alma to Aurora and the troubled trip to Andalusia Slough
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... - More »
- 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
- State and Boone County officials honor former Commissioner Patrick with highway designation
- Fort Mitchell mezzo soprano to take the stage in Cincinnati Opera’s Romeo and Juliet
- Kentucky by Heart: The wisdom found in the words and sayings of 'old-timers' can last a lifetime
- Our Rich History: Passenger Pigeons were once a common sight, and food source, in the Tristate
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Smithsonian Institution traveling exhibit, ‘Destination Moon: The Apollo 11 Mission,’ comes to CMC
Cincinnati Museum Center (CMC) and the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES) announced that CMC will be the fifth and final stop on the national tour of the Smithsonian’s traveling... - More »
- CVG Airport Fire and Rescue receive Lifesaver’s EMS Award and Fire Department of the Year
- New research outlines key demographic information about Northern Kentucky’s immigrant population
- Suspension Bridge repair plans to come next week; has been closed to vehicles for nearly two months
- Kentucky’s Edge Bourbon Conference & Festival to give back through Horizon Community Funds of NKY
- Mayor's Bocce Ball Tournament at Pompilio's today kicks off Newport's 28th Annual Italianfest
- KYTC District 6 road report update on current construction projects in Northern Kentucky
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Comet Bluegrass All-Stars return to Music@BCM, Behringer-Crawford’s summer concert series, June 27
For more than a decade, the Comet Bluegrass All-Stars have brought their bluegrass harmonies to the Sunday night crowd at the Northside neighborhood bar, The Comet. On June 27, you can hear their interpretations... - More »
- 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
- Center for Great Neighborhoods fellowship program graduates diverse group of food entrepreneurs
- FOBB hosts book reading discussion about understanding climate change at Scheben Library
- Photograph exhibition at CMC celebrates Cincinnati service members from World War I; opens June 28
- The Point/Arc launches new program assist with organizational and time management skills
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Kentucky Lottery sales grow as fiscal year ends, total $1B Y-T-D, up 8 percent over previous year
At Friday’s meeting of the Kentucky Lottery Corporation’s board of directors, it was announced that sales continue to perform ahead of expectations in the final weeks of Fiscal Year 2019. Year-to-date... - More »
- Art Lander's Outdoors: Common in rural Ky., the Barn Swallow is an acrobatic bird at home around humans
- AG Commissioner Quarles elected president of Southern Association of State Departments of Agriculture
- Advancing crime victims’ rights focus of AG's Office of Victims Advocacy conference
- New Riff Distilling brings back Big Bourbon Toast, adds interstate tug of war on Purple People Bridge
- Kentucky Bourbon Affair fantasy camp in Louisville also featured lots of Kentucky Proud products
- New Jesse Stuart junior book 'Bluetick Pig' is first published in 48 Years; available now
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Freedom stifle Crushers to set up decisive game three of series at UC Health Stadium today
After seeing their six-game winning streak snapped on Friday, the Florence Freedom, presented by Titan Mechanical Solutions, returned to their winning ways in a, 2-0, blanking of the Lake Erie Crushers... - More »
- Freedom drop series opener to Lake Erie at UC Health Stadium as six-game win streak is snapped
- Coaching daughters is a privilege dad has always enjoyed despite several challenges along the way
- Freedom sweep Schaumburg for sixth consecutive win, Williams shines on the mound
- Freedom take game two of series with Boomers at UC Health Stadium ensure series as Valentino shines
- NTRA supports legislation to ban slaughter of horses; CA governor calls for Santa Anita shut down
- Thomas More’s Hetzer moves to full-time associate AD role, Martin promoted to baseball head coach
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On Father’s Day, Fish and Wildlife Commissioner remembers officers who lost their lives serving
As a father, I cherish the memories already made with my two daughters and anticipate the milestones still ahead of them. Storm High school graduation. College graduation. First real job. Marriage. I wish... - More »
- Al Cross: More questions arise about governor's race as Bevin continues to dig hole and Beshear advances
- Letter to the editor: Maria Truitt says residents must make their voices heard on ORSANCO decision
- Bill Straub: Questions surrounding Sec. Chao not surprising, considering the company she keeps
- Stuart Sanders: Ring tells the story of an 1801 Kentucky duel, part of display at Old State Capitol
- George Zamary: Congratulations to the Class of 2019; welcome to a whole new world of responsibility
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