Not all the competition is on the field; this baseball art invitational was won by Florence artist Keith Klein
Florence artist Keith Klein took first place in the “All-Start Art Invitational: Baseball Art and Metaphor” at the Cincinnati Art…
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Traveling Vietnam Wall open at Kentucky Horse Park through Sunday; visitors can leave mementos
The Traveling Vietnam Wall is a place for all Kentuckians to recognize and honor Vietnam veterans, their families and friends,…
Newborns at Christ Hospital wear red onesies, signature mustaches to celebrate All-Star Week
As MLB All-Star Week takes the region by storm, even the smallest fans are getting in on the action. All…
Have fun, drink responsibly — and stay ‘Healthy and Hydrated,’ thanks to St. E.’s free hydration machine
Staff report It’s free drinks for everyone! Thanks to St. Elizabeth Healthcare, All-Star week celebrants — guests and locals alike…
After a ‘temporary’ year, Fort Mitchell city employees are back in a newly renovated, bigger city building
By Andy Foltz NKyTribune Contributor After near nearly a year working out of temporary offices on Grandview Avenue, Fort Mitchell…
SmartHealth: Here’s the quiz you’ll see on the Purple People Bridge this weekend — and (shhh!) answers!
By SmartHealthToday.com Special to NKyTribune If you’re out and about this fabulously busy weekend, look for the SmartHealthToday.com team’s health…
Kentucky Horse Park’s iconic white fences — 30 miles of them — to be black, in cost-cutting measure
Staff Report If you needed more proof that change is all there is, even when it comes to Kentucky’s traditional…
Mudlark Pottery Studio expanding on Florence’s Main Street, more space for gallery and classes
By Mike Rutledge NKyTribune Contributor Even with the closure of Yesterday’s Café and Tea Room, the news is not all…
State moving some 200 employees from downtown Covington to Latonia, makes way for Gateway
By Greg Paeth NKyTribune Contributor Sometime this fall, a couple of hundred state employees who work in the heart of…
Covington, Ludlow and Bromley team up for citizens’ online survey to get opinions on parks, recreation
Staff report Covington, Ludlow and Bromley are looking for citizen input on parks and park programing, though a website survey…
Aetna, Louisville’s Humana announce merger; Governor ‘cautiously optimistic’ it’s a ‘net positive’
From Press Releases Aetna (NYSE: AET) and Louisville-based Humana Inc. (NYSE: HUM) today announced that they have entered into a…
Cincinnati Bell gives 30 laptops to Gateway’s ‘Raise the Floor,’ providing women manufacturing training
Staff Report Cincinnati Bell has donated 30 laptops to support a local program that provides women training and certification for…
Impact Northern Kentucky names leadership classes for coming year, programs to encourage engagement
Impact Northern Kentucky, a nonprofit of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, is honored to announce the Leadership Northern Kentucky…
Southbank’s Riverfront Commons’ next phases for Newport, Ludlow get OKI funding, cost $1.6 million
From Southbank Partners Newport and Ludlow will spend $1.6 million on the next two phases of Riverfront Commons, the nearly…
Boating safety tips, just in time for holiday weekend; remember if you plan to hit waterways this summer
Special to NKyTribune As Kentuckians prepare to enjoy time on the state’s numerous lakes and rivers for the July Fourth…
Where to go, what to do: Schedule of weekend Tri-State activities for Independence Day celebrations
By SmartHealthToday Team Grab the family and head to these great events of your choosing to celebrate Independence day throughout…
Health Issues Poll shows NKyians’ views; majority favor statewide smoking ban, report good health
The Kentucky Health Issues Poll (KHIP), conducted by the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky and Cincinnati’s Interact for Health, provides…
CBC, Haile Foundation team up to ‘Tag Team’ graffiti, trash in downtown Cov, as game day approaches
In advance of baseball’s showcase game in mid-July, the Covington Business Council has announced a return performance of its effort…
AT&T’s Hood Harris excited about ‘new century’ technology and what it can mean for Kentucky
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune Editor Some 117 new laws passed during the recent session of the Kentucky General Assembly, and…
Skyward names new board and Candace McGraw as first chair, to advance community’s strategic plan
Skyward (formerly Vision 2015), the organization charged with developing and managing Northern Kentucky’s strategic plan, is pleased to announce the…
Chuck and Julie Scheper mentor siblings through Covington Partners, helping youth succeed in school
Special to NKyTribune When Julie Geisen Scheper and Chuck Scheper talk about proud moments in their lives, both mention children….
Gateway summer camps offer career exploration opportunities for high school girls, middle-schoolers
Gateway Community and Technical College will offer two free hands-on career exploration camps this July for high school girls and…