Amid massive challenges, City of Covington moved forward in 2021 — ‘What a year’ it was!
City of Covington As an exclamation, the phrase “What a year!” can, alternately, ooze vibes both negative and positive. ……
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Devou Good Foundation offers $500 E-bike incentive transportation option good for health, environment
Committed to active transportation in the Greater Cincinnati area, the Devou Good Foundation is pledging $50,000 for the region’s first…
Council on Postsecondary Education approves new NKU Master of Science in cardiovascular profusion
The Council on Postsecondary Education approved two new academic programs at its last meeting — and one was a Master…
Gov. Beshear reports COVID cases, positivity rate both trending downward — precautions still called for
Gov. Andy Beshear said Kentucky’s new COVID-19 cases and the test positivity rate are both trending downward. “Last week, for…
Straus Tobacconist offering Bengals Super Bowl celebratory cigar — plan to smoke with the victors
The Cincinnati Bengals are headed for the 56th Super Bowl in Los Angeles, Calif., Sunday, February 13. And should they…
WHO DEY? That would be the BENGALS and the rest of us, headed to Super Bowl; OT win over Kansas
Staff report The whole community roared, watching TV from every available place, including living rooms, riveted and breathless as the…
Our Rich History: The Thomas More Accelerated Program — TAP — becomes a reality
By Tom Ward Thomas More University Part 30 of Our Series: “Retrospect and Vista II: Thomas More College/University. 1971-2021” In…
John G. Carlisle’s Cubs Kindness Club matters as students practice kindness, create positive culture
Covington Partners When you think of school, you think of reading, math, science, and social studies. While academics play a…
Amye Bensenhaver: Senate Bill 63 substantially amends Kentucky’s Open Records Act; it is a bad bill
Editorial boards, First Amendment experts, open government advocates, and pundits across Kentucky are voicing opposition to Senator Danny Carroll’s SB…
Road report: KYTC District 6 reports on this week’s work on our highways — watch for delays, closures
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 report for highway work in District Six and advises motorists should be aware of…
New report says workers’ health insurance, deductibles take up 10% or more of median income
Working families are shouldering an increasing share of health insurance costs as premiums and deductibles continue to rise. Although employer…
Joe Heller: A news review in cartoons — broad, bright brush strokes and few words
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until…
NKY students are winners of essay, poetry categories of KY Martin Luther King State Commission contests
The Kentucky Martin Luther King Jr. State Commission honored winners of the Student Art, Poetry and Essay Contest this month,…
The River: There’s cold, colder and coldest — and then (brrrrr) there are the days on a riverboat in ice
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
NKY’s Ken Ham, founder of Ark Encounter, releases newest book: Creation to Babel, an aid for Families
NKY’s Ken Ham, author, speaker and Ark Encounter visionary, has released his newest book Creation to Babel: A Commentary for…
Construction of Covington’s neighborhood dog park — first of several — is underway at 9th/Philadelphia
The construction of a neighborhood dog park on Covington’s west side is underway. A Bobcat and dump truck operated by…
Briefs: TMU honors VonLehman, NKU’s Peal is Faith & Politics fellow, Holloman to guide NKU research
Thomas More salutes VonLehman Thomas More University extended a Saints Salute recently to VonLehman CPA and Advisory Firm, one of the largest…
Girl Scouts pick up 76,000 boxes of cookies Saturday to distribute to their customers; sales increase 27%
Girl Scouts of Wilderness Road kicked off the ’22 Cookie Season with a 27% increase in initial cookie orders —…
Tony and Amy Milburn awarded prestigious Founders Award from Covington Business Council
For the first time, the Covington Business Council has awarded its prestigious Founders Award to a couple, Tony and Amy…
Care Net Pregnancy Services of NKY relocates to permanent third location in Williamstown
By Tessa Redmond Kentucky Today Care Net Pregnancy Services of Northern Kentucky relocated to a permanent third location this week…
Army places Fort Campbell 101st units in Kentucky on heightened alert due to Russia-Ukraine tensions
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Members of a Kentucky-based U.S. Army unit may be called up to deploy due to…
Covington construction trades school can’t open soon enough; industry desperate for skilled workers
City of Covington John Kennedy sells paint for a living. He’s also a matchmaker, confidante, and sounding board. From behind…