Northerner Editor Sexton reports NKU’s board has sold WNKU to Bible Broadcasting Corp. for $1.9m
Northern Kentucky University’s student newspaper is reporting that the Board of Regents voted to enter into negotiations with Bible Broadcasting…
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Ron Daley: Rural communities don’t dream ‘big enough,’ miss out on great opportunities
Rural communities miss great opportunities when their leaders and citizens do not dream big enough. One of our problems in…
State budget report shows receipts down in January by 2.1 percent compared to last year; road fund up
The Office of State Budget Director reported Friday that January’s General Fund receipts fell 2.1 percent compared to January of…
German-American Citizens League to kick off Lent with Fat Tuesday at Newport’s Hofbrauhaus
Celebrate Fat Tuesday/Fastnacht the German way at Hofbräuhaus Newport on Tuesday, February 28, from 6 p.m. till closing. Fat Tuesday…
Ohio River Valley Woodlands and Wildlife Workshop comes to Boone County on March 25; register here
The Ohio River Valley Woodlands and Wildlife Workshop returns to Kentucky on March 25. This year’s workshop, a tri-state event…
Fast Pitch 2017 tickets going fast; act now to go to the Social Venture Partners program on March 1
Social Venture Partners’ Fast Pitch 2017 is on March 1st at the Duke Energy Convention Center. Networking starts at 5:30 PM and…
Rep. Dennis Keene: Democratic caucus sets ‘United Kentucky’ focus on jobs, education, health care
I joined my fellow lawmakers back in Frankfort last week as we reconvened the 2017 session of the Kentucky General…
James Votruba to serve as Duvall Leader in Residence at University of Kentucky Feb. 20-23
James Votruba, Northern Kentucky University’s president emeritus, will visit the University of Kentucky campus Feb. 20-23 as this year’s W….
People in News: Jeffries at Kenton Rotary, Dawn principal at NCCHS, Hillenmeyer in honor society
The Executive Director of the Court Appointed Special Advocates for Kids (CASA), Nicky Jeffries, will be the guest speaker at…
Foundation for Healthy Kentucky urges public school districts to move ahead on tobacco-free campuses
Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky CEO Ben Chandler is urging the 64 percent of Kentucky public school districts that aren’t…
SmartHealthToday: Happy Valentine’s Day coming up, some tips on showing how much you really care
By Shelly Reese SmartHealthToday This Valentine’s Day, show your partner you really care by looking out for his or her…
Miniature horses, treats greeting passengers at CVG to make Valentine’s day special
Love is in the air this Valentine’s Day at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG), and it comes in the…
Our Rich History: Kentucky Governor-elect William Goebel is nation’s only assassinated governor
By Andrew Young Special to NKyTribune On January 30, 1900, the Senate and House of Kentucky met together in a…
Kentucky Arts Council’s traveling exhibit, ‘The Illustrated Word,’ making its way around the state
Many library patrons may remember the days of flipping through the cards in a card catalog drawer to find information…
Adam Koenig: Time is now for Brent Spence Bridge as public-private partnerships offer funding options
For over 50 years now, countless vehicles have traveled from Northern Kentucky into Ohio, and vice-versa, on the Brent Spence…
BBB Trends: Let me call you sweetheart anytime of the year, but beware — tricksters are out there
Sweetheart scammers are con artists who prey on lonely people by pretending to fall in love with them in order…
The week in Frankfort: Here’s a rundown of bills that have advanced
State lawmakers returned to the Capitol this week to start the second part of the General Assembly’s 2017 session. The…
Second HOLLER brings craft whiskey and beer from around the state to New Riff Distillery on April 15
New Riff Distilling will once again host HOLLER, a second-annual event that brings members of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail Craft…
Independence artist Timothy Gold among 24 whose work is included in ‘Kentucky Visions at the Capitol’
The work of 24 Kentucky artists, including Timothy Gold of Kenton, graces the hallways of the Capitol Annex. The Kentucky…
Thomas More offering 25th Caden Blencoe Outloud Festival, free and open to pubic, on February 26
The Thomas More College Creative Writing Vision Program invites people of all ages to the 25th Annual Caden Blincoe Outloud…
First Lady’s Youth Leadership group holds retreat, attends State of Commonwealth Address
The First Lady’s Office, along with Kentucky Youth Advocates, Kosair Charities and Casey Family Programs, this week hosted the third…
Hometown entrepreneur opens new salon, brow bar, The Salon Bar, in Dayton’s Main Street District
The Salon Shop celebrated a grand opening of its beauty salon and brow bar in Dayton Friday with a ribbon…