Move over kids, parents are breaking free for their own Spring Break with friends this year
“It’s not just students who need a break after the past couple of years,” says Rose Ackermann, Executive Editor at FamilyDestinationsGuide.com. ‘Mom…
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Justine Riley: From a tornado tragedy, a tin barn quilt emerges on family barn that has seen 3 tornadoes
There is a difference between cutting and ripping. A tornado shows you that difference. There are no calculations for the…
Horizon Community Funds, Children’s Advocacy Center team up to provide donor opportunities
Northern Kentucky Children’s Advocacy Center (NKYCAC) has opened a nonprofit fund with Horizon Community Funds. This partnership will provide an…
Calling ’23 high school senior vloggers (or would-be vloggers): Enter KHEAA’s contest to win scholarship
Kentucky Class of 2023 high school seniors are invited to enter a vlogging contest sponsored by the Kentucky Higher Education…
Road report: KYTC District 6 reports on road projects to expect this week — look for closings, delays
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 reports on highway projects to expect this week. Motorists should be aware of possible…
Avinash Bhakta: Schedule your colorectal cancer screening; it’s 2nd leading cause of KY cancer deaths
Colorectal cancer was the second leading cause of cancer deaths in Kentucky in 2021. Colorectal cancers are increasingly common and…
Commentary: Kentucky Superintendents urge support of House Bill 1 — with much-needed reforms
The Kentucky General Assembly is putting the final touches on the 2022 Budget (House Bill 1). Although House Bill 1…
Joe Cotton: Here are my Stock of the Week picks — ‘very speculative’ Alset EHome Int. and Tilray
Market Assessment – As of Saturday, March 26, 2022 at 1:06 p.m. Since our last letter of March 7, the…
‘A deadly mistake’: How U.S. learned to stop worrying about COVID-19; ‘we don’t learn from disasters’
By Alan Greenblatt Governing We’ve gone from Operation Warp Speed to Operation Slam Brakes. Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, Congress has…
The River: Anywhere on river is home, but ‘unnamed buyer’ is taking the SPIRIT of Peoria out of Peoria
By Capt. Don Sanders Special to NKyTribune (The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders is sharing the…
Prices at pump trended down this week, due to drop in demand, but price of oil steadily increasing
The national average for a gallon of regular gasoline dropped 2 cents last week before climbing back up a penny…
NKU’s School of Arts stages hilarious grand tour of opera trope with one-act ‘Signor Deluso’ April 1, 3
Opera will return to the stage at Northern Kentucky University’s School of the Arts with “Signor Deluso,” a hilarious one-act…
Briefs: BOSCH hosting walk-in interviews, MACKEY named to Inc. list, Quarles lauds bourbon tariffs end
BOSCH hosting walk-in interviews The Robert BOSCH team is hosting walk-in interview hours every Tuesday and Thursday between 10 a.m.–2 p.m….
CDC rates fewer KY counties at high COVID risk but some increased; state’s risk level still relatively high
Kentucky Health News Kentucky as a whole is at lower risk from the coronavirus than it was a week ago,…
Covington Kenton Public Library hosting Job Fair for youth 16-24 to meet actively-hiring employers
The Covington branch of the Kenton County Public Library will be hosting a Young Adult & Teen Job Fair on…
Joe Heller: The news of the week as told in cartoons — broad brush strokes, living color, and few words
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in…
Kenton County Public Works annual Spring clean-up is April 29, 30 — two locations for drop-offs
Kenton County Public Works is hosting its annual Spring Clean-Up on April 29 and 30 at the following locations: •…
Greg Rouse started collecting baseball cards as a kid, shares passion at new Hit Seekers in Ft. Mitchell
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Greg Rouse was one of the very lucky ones. His mama didn’t pitch his collection…
Secretary of State says more dead voters removed from rolls than new voters were added in February
Secretary of State Michael Adams announced that in February, as in January, more dead voters were removed from Kentucky’s voter…
They’re back: NKY Bourbon Barrel Walk along five NKY riverfront cities looking for sponsors, artists
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Catalytic Fund, announces the return of an art project that…
NKU, Covington Independent Public Schools partner to offer scholarships for teachers in masters program
Northern Kentucky University and Covington Independent Public Schools (CIPS) announce a partnership that will offer a scholarship for students in…
Governor Beshear signs eight bills passed by legislature into law
Gov. Andy Beshear signed into law on Friday several pieces of legislation passed by the General Assembly. The bills are:…