Behringer-Crawford Museum inviting children grades 2-5 to 4-day Mystery Madness Camp June 28-July 1
Whodunit?! Can you help Behringer-Crawford Museum staff crack the case and solve the mystery of the missing artifacts? Children entering…
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Andy Beshear: Vehicle tax relief a start, but short-term sales tax cut needed to combat higher prices
Kentucky’s economy is on fire, with record-breaking investments and job creation across the commonwealth, and we have the best budget…
Long-time Northern Kentucky design firm Hub+Weber Architects unveils new brand identity
Hub+Weber Architects, an architecture, interior design, and master planning firm headquartered in Covington, has unveiled a new brand identity reflecting…
Kentucky Supreme Court overturns lawsuit involving COVID restrictions filed by Boone County business
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Kentucky Supreme Court on Thursday overturned a lower court ruling involving a Northern Kentucky…
Total Quality Logistics to bring 125 jobs to Boone Co. as part of expansion across three Kentucky counties
Total Quality Logistics (TQL), one of the largest freight brokerage and third-party logistics firms in North America, on Thursday announced…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: As spring nears, new songbirds are appearing at backyard feeders
Avid bird watchers, especially those who feed songbirds during the winter and into the green-up in late March, probably notice…
Five Seasons Sports Club to donate a percentage of February fees to American Heart Association
Five Seasons Sports Club is sharing the love throughout the month of February by donating a portion of the club’s…
As U.S. Supreme Court deliberates abortion rights, access already limited in Kentucky, across region
By Kaitlin Thorne and Katie Myers Ohio Valley ReSource On a cold Wednesday morning in February, cars arrive at an…
Willie Carver: In make or break moment for education, the cost for Kentucky’s teachers to thrive is change
As a teacher, I am asked a similar question nearly daily: “How do you still do it?” “Are you thinking…
The Carnegie to welcome artists and patrons back to its historic galleries March 11 with two new exhibits
The Carnegie will welcome patrons and artists back into its galleries on March 11 with two new exhibitions. The first…
Two from Newport High School selected for traveling exhibit featuring artwork by students with disabilities
Artwork by a pair of Newport High School students has been selected to appear in a traveling art exhibit that…
Northern Kentucky, Carroll County Chambers of Commerce join for new membership partnership
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) announced on Tuesday a new membership partnership with the Carroll County Chamber…
W. Bruce Lunsford donates $3 million to NKU’s Chase College of Law, the largest gift in school’s history
Salmon P. Chase Chase College of Law alumnus W. Bruce Lunsford has made the largest gift to the college in…
Voices from the Classroom: Legacy of Mary Ellen Lucas lives on in hearts, minds of those she touched
By Amanda Klare Beechwood Elementary School This past Friday, I found out that Mrs. Mary Ellen Lucas had passed away…
Kenton County’s Paula Rust receives KDE’s 2021-2022 Education Support Staff Professional Award
Paula Rust, the director of health services for the Kenton County School District, was honored with the 2021-2022 Kentucky Education…
Susan Elkington: Investing in early childhood learning is key to easing pain caused by pandemic
These statistics hit home for me: 3.5 million mothers with school-age children lost jobs, took leaves of absence, or exited…
Kentucky sees growing support for medical-aid-in-dying bill as new legislation is being considered
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service Legislation in Kentucky — House Bill 149 — would give a person who has…
Coffee was all it took to help The Point-Perk’s Riley Hurst come out of his shell, find his ‘niche’
Riley Hurst came to The Point/Arc to communicate, make friends and come out of his shell. Who knew coffee was…
BCM helping fans heal their ‘Who-Dey’ heartbreak with Bengals history exhibit through April 24
The Cincinnati Bengals may not have won the Super Bowl, but that doesn’t mean that the celebration has to end….
Kentucky by Heart: Heather Proffitt faces scourge of bullying head-on with ‘The Kid Who Dared to Dream’
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Heather Proffitt knows that the act of bullying is one of the most distasteful elements…
Constance Alexander: Recent Western Kentucky tornados transformed lives and landscape
“When you walked in, you weren’t in Mayfield anymore,” Jana Duffy declared. Her vision for her upscale, fashion-forward clothing store…
Brian O’Neill: House Bill 135, long overdue, aims to keep Kentucky’s first responders in Kentucky
Statewide, employers large and small face challenges with recruiting and retaining talent, including our fire and police departments. While many…