Intrepid Urban Farmer: Gardening can be a real (and wet) roller coaster — and then there’s asparagus
Gardening 2016 is in full swing. I got my seedlings started, transitioned them into larger pots a few days ago,…
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NKY well represented in Germany at world’s largest industrial fair; Tri-ED focused on brand-building
Industry and community representatives from Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati traveled to Hanover, Germany, for the world’s largest industrial fair,…
Keven Moore: Police officers say ‘do as I say, not as I do’ when it comes to distracted driving
Distracted driving in the United States is a serious and escalating problem throughout the United States and when we think…
Boone County High School grad serves Navy aboard Naval Air Station as survival equipmentman
A 2012 Boone County High School graduate and Florence native is serving in the U.S. Navy aboard Naval Air Station…
Campbell Conservancy’s Spring Nature Hike set for May 15 — reserve your place now
Join the Campbell Conservancy on Sunday, May 15, for a hike at the NKY Mitigation Bank (NKMB) site in Campbell…
Northern Kentucky Night at the Reds is May 21, sponsored by St. Elizabeth Healthcare
It’s time to turn Great American Ball Park (GABP) into Northern Kentucky Night. The second Northern Kentucky Night at GABP…
Excellence in Education: Awards honor community, business volunteers for helping students achieve
Last in a series The Northern Kentucky Education Council and the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce present an annual Celebration…
Matt Hollenkamp named vice president/marketing for St. Elizabeth Healthcare system
St. Elizabeth Healthcare has hired Matthew Hollenkamp to fill a newly created Vice President-level marketing leadership slot at the regional…
Col Owens: The case for Hillary Clinton for President; why Democrats should unite with eyes on November
It is not a state secret that I support Hillary Clinton for President. There are many reasons why. I first…
Our Rich History: Covington Ladies Home celebrating 130th year, serving senior women with quality care
By Bill Stolz Special to NKyTribune 2016 marks the 130th year of operation for the Covington Ladies Home located at…
Wild goat chase adds to the fun at the ‘First Annual Running of Goats’ to summer home at Goebel Park
Staff Report The best laid plans of goats and men often go awry. They did in a big way at…
Running of the Goats: Join the famous Goebel Goats in their journey from the Farmer’s Market to the park
The 1st Annual Running of the Goats will celebrate the first day of the Covington Farmers Market — and there’ll…
Lewis Donohew: Ultimate irony, the armies that carried off Baalbeck treasures actually saved them
“Over there was the childhood home of Danny Thomas,” the driver told me as our car climbed through Lebanon’s Shouf…
Health department offering free whooping cough vaccine on May 18; don’t ignore persistent cough
Since November 2015, there have been 230 cases of whooping cough, also known as pertussis, reported in Boone, Campbell, Grant…
Covington mayoral candidates in public debate hosted by Madison Avenue Christian Church Monday
Madison Avenue Christian Church will sponsor a candidate debate on Monday, May 9 at 6:30 p.m. for Covington’s four mayoral…
NKU media students win 11th annual College Movie Festival for short film, ‘Programming’
A short film produced by Northern Kentucky University students took first place in the 11th annual College Movie Festival, the…
John H. Knochelmann, Sr., father of Kenton County Judge-Executive dies at 89, leaves legacy for service
John H. Knochelmann, Sr., father of Kenton County Judge Executive Kris Knochelmann, leaves a legacy that will impact many, particularly…
NKY Chamber awarded prestigious ‘Kentucky Certified Chamber’ status, one of only two this year
The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Executives (KCCE) recognized superior achievements and professional excellence among the Commonwealth’s local chambers of commerce…
NKU College of Arts and Sciences dean Katherine Frank leaving for Central Washington University
NKU has announced to faculty and staff that Katherine Frank, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences since 2014,…
Point/ARC president Judi Gerding to receive Friends of Covington award at annual fundraiser May 19
Judi Gerding, president of The Point/Arc of Northern Kentucky, will be honored May 19 with the annual Covington Award, presented…
Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month: KYTC employee has personal story to share about survival
In recognition of May as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) Office of Highway Safety is taking…
SmartHealthToday: You’re working out, in keeping with resolutions, but you may be ‘overusing’
By Rory Glynn SmartHealthToday People who resolved to get in shape in 2016 have several months of workouts under their…