LifeSciKY Innovation Showcase August 7 aims to create partnerships, networking opportunities
Northern Kentucky nonprofit lab incubator LifeSciKY will host a new event this summer aimed at creating collaborative partnerships and networking…
Kentucky Farm Bureau’s Certified Farm Market: McGlasson Farms — u-pick or find fresh produce in store
Summer is one of the best times of the year to visit a Kentucky Farm Bureau Certified Farm Market. Open…
Secretary of State launches statewide Kentucky Time Capsule Project commemorating America’s 250th
The Kentucky Secretary of State’s office on Monday announced the launch of the Kentucky Time Capsule Project, a statewide initiative…
City of Erlanger invites public to grand opening ceremony of new Amber Run Dog Park
The City of Erlanger is inviting the public to celebrate the grand opening of the new Amber Run Dog Park…
Kentucky by Heart: Jane Stephenson leaves legacy of charity through New Opportunity School for Women
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Jane Stephenson chose 1 Corinthians 13:13 as the focus of her funeral, a verse which…
Kenton County Animal Shelter seeking fosters for animals (with supplies) at no fee thanks to Bissell Pet Foundation
Kenton County Animal Shelter, a no kill shelter, is at capacity and is seeking fosters for animals — which includes…
Chamber shares family tribute on death of retired member relations director Beth Farrer, lost to cancer
By Brent Cooper NKy Chamber of Commerce It is with profound sadness that I share the news of the passing…
Former University of Kentucky guard Kerr Kriisa arrested by FBI, facing fraud charges
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today According to a report by Kentucky Sports Radio, former Kentucky guard Kerr Kriisa has been…
Our Rich History: Independence Day 1876: A prelude to the end of Reconstruction
By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune On July 4, 1876 — the centennial of the signing of the…
Prep Sports Report: Ryle basketball player makes college commitment three years before graduation
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Jayden McClain has three years of girls high school basketball remaining, but the 6-foot-6…
Behringer-Crawford to celebrate 76th anniversary, America’s 250th Saturday with ‘Birthday Bash@BCM’
Behringer-Crawford Museum is throwing a birthday party for the community, and everyone’s invited to celebrate with free admission, live animals,…
Off-duty Florence policeman, Dustin Zink, shot and killed when Boone deputies answer domestic violence call at his home
By Mark Maynard Kentucky Today An off-duty police officer died Friday night after being shot by four deputies with the…
Purpose-driven careers take center stage at 3rd annual Nonprofit Career Fair at KCPL
By Jennifer Jahn NKyTribune staff writer Job seekers looking for meaningful work will have the opportunity to connect with organizations…
Florence Mayor Julie Aubuchon to host city’s next Cookies and Conversations July 9 at Government Center
The City of Florence is inviting residents to attend the next Cookies and Conversations with Mayor Julie Aubuchon on Thursday,…
Help bring music to our parks this summer — give to challenge grant for Kentucky Symphony Orchestra
An anonymous Horizon donor has pledged $5,000 toward a $25,000 challenge grant to support the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s summer programming…
The River: As nation marks its 250th birthday, the P.A. DENNY sternwheeler celebrates its golden jubilee
The riverboat captain is a storyteller. Captain Don Sanders shares the stories of his long association with the river —…
Kentucky Symphony Orchestra to kick off 32nd summer concert series July 11 in Devou Park
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra will roll out its popular summer concert series in July to outdoor amphitheaters in Devou Park…
Covington community invited to contribute to riverfront public art installation celebrating city’s history
Covington residents have an opportunity to contribute a piece of the city’s history to a new landmark public art installation…
High temps can wreak havoc on vehicles, AAA offers tips to help drivers prepare for extreme heat
The season’s first heat wave has arrived, bringing temperatures in the 90s and a heat index topping out in the…
Bluegrass Wildlife: The time lags of life — the world just doesn’t work on our schedule
By Howard Whiteman Murray State University Flying across the ocean on my first visit to Europe, I knew what to…
City of Covington announces annual summer street sweeping program will begin July 8
The City of Covington’s Public Works Department will begin its annual Summer Street Sweeping Schedule on Wednesday, July 8. The…
NKU students learn philanthropy through hands-on experience awarding grants
For 26 years, Northern Kentucky University’s Mayerson Student Philanthropy Project has given students hands-on experience in philanthropy by allowing them…