Rep. Savannah Maddox of Dry Ridge has been honored with the Hazlitt Coalition National Freshman of the Year Award for her legislative accomplishments.
The Hazlitt Coalition is a growing network of state legislators and full-time staff advocating for principled policies that free markets, protect civil liberties, and promote peace. The coalition provides the nation’s lawmakers with modern legislation, facts, and strategies to achieve a free society through public policy.
Maddox has gained national attention for the sponsorship and passage of the Campus Free Speech Act, a bill which would eliminate free speech zones on college campuses in Kentucky and provide the broadest possible latitude for free speech. Maddox also carried through a bill that eliminated concealed carry law restrictions for gun owners.
“My constituents elected me to be a strong advocate for their constitutionally protected rights,” Maddox said.
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Dubbs joins Heritage Bank
Heritage Bank has named Allison Dubbs as new Senior Vice President & Marketing Director.
Dubbs brings to the bank over 20 years of marketing and communications strategy and leadership experience from around the Greater Cincinnati area. She has worked extensively within industries as diverse as financial services, healthcare, technology, e-commerce, retail sales, and government.
Allison Dubbs
Prior to joining the bank, she built and led a high-performance, award-winning team focused on consumer marketing, professional optometry marketing, corporate communications, internal communications and public affairs for EyeMed/Luxottica. Her most recent position was as Founder & Principal of ADventures Consulting, LLC, an integrated marketing and communications consulting firm.
“As we continue to expand our footprint in the Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati region, we knew we needed a dedicated leader with a record of marketing and communications achievements to help align our strategy and messaging across all channels,” said Heritage Bank President & CEO Lytle Thomas.
A graduate of Otterbein University in Westerville, Ohio, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in both Communications and Music Performance (Vocal), she also holds an MBA from Xavier University and is currently pursuing a Certification in Digital Media & Marketing from Duke University.
She resides in Montgomery, Ohio.
Mckenna Miller gets Pony Club scholarship
Mckenna Miller of Fort Thomas was one of six exceptional Pony Club members awarded college scholarships through The United States Pony Clubs, Inc. for outstanding achievements in academia, sportsmanship, and leadership through horsemanship.
The recipients were chosen based on essay applications by a scholarship committee and administered by Pony Club according to the requirements for each opportunity.
Miller received the Stanley R. and Martha C. Helbert Scholarship, awarded annually to a Pony Club member pursuing a Liberal Arts degree in areas such as literature, music, theater, and visual arts, who has an overall GPA of at least 2.0. She is a C-2 member of Keeneland Pony Club and will be majoring in Digital Media and Design at the University of Kentucky
