Eggs ‘N Issues July 21 to discuss revitalization of Riverfront development
On Tuesday, July 21, the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce will present Eggs ‘N Issues: Riverfront Vitality from 7:30 –…
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Strategic Advisers, a communications firm, to move to new offices in downtown Covington
Strategic Advisers, LLC – the Northern Kentucky-based communications and public relations firm – is moving into new offices in downtown…
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…
New Covington Business Council Board of Directors named; members will serve two-year terms
The following have been elected to fill two-year terms on the Covington Business Council Board of Directors: Eric Summe –…
NKy, Ohio community leaders and economic organizations weigh in to protect airline jobs
Northern Kentucky and Ohio leaders are pushing back against unfair subsidies provided by the governments of Qatar and the United…
Ashland to acquire AkzoNobel’s Zeta Fraction biofunctional technology
Ashland Specialty Ingredients, a commercial unit of Ashland Inc. and a world leader in the production of biofunctional ingredients, today…
Coalition to launch $110,000 campaign to promote advanced manufacturing careers
The Advanced Manufacturing Workforce Development Coalition is preparing to launch a $110,000 marketing campaign in Northern Kentucky to promote careers…
CPA Curt Wenzler: Tax planning for 2015 is a ‘venture in uncertainty’ as true reform appears unlikely
Tax planning for 2015 is a venture in uncertainty. Last December, Congress passed legislation extending a number of expired tax…
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…
SSK Communities acquires Riverbend Pointe, a manufactured home community in Owensboro
SSK Communities has acquired a 353-home site manufactured housing community located at 501 Office Lane, Owensboro Kentucky. This is the…
Amazon looking to hire 500 full-time employees in Hebron
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune Managing Editor The Amazon Fulfillment Center on Worldwide Boulevard in Hebron needs workers – a lot…
Kentucky Chamber economic study shows employment reaching pre-recession level
From KyChamberBlog A new economic study released by the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Thursday shows Kentucky’s statewide employment level, for…
Study co-authored by UK professor Hardesty shows marketing messages can be contagious
What does a teenage girl’s excitement over seeing a Taylor Swift poster displayed in a store have to do with…
Kentucky jobless rates down in 119 counties in May; Boone, Campbell have two of lowest percentages
Unemployment rates fell in 119 Kentucky counties between May 2014 and May 2015, but rose in Russell County, according to…
Bexion is one of two high-tech Kentucky small businesses named Tibbetts Award recipients
A pair of Kentucky companies have received national recognition for exemplifying the best of the federal Small Business Innovation Research/Small…
New, modernized use agreement reached between airport, airlines at CVG; first revision since 1972
The airport and airlines at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International (CVG) have agreed on a framework for a new modernized use…
Kentucky Labor Cabinet urges employers and employees to use caution in hot weather
The Kentucky Labor Cabinet wants to remind all employers and employees that high temperatures and humidity can have devastating effects…
Kentucky’s jobless rate at 5.1 percent in May 2015; most new positions are in high-wage areas
Kentucky’s preliminary May unemployment rate stayed at a seasonally adjusted 5.1 percent compared to a revised 5.1 percent in April…
Amazon hiring for full-time jobs at Hebron; team participates in Walk Now for Autism Speaks
Amazon associates from the company’s Hebron fulfillment operations recently participated in the 2015 Walk Now for Autism Speaks to raise…
Yesterday’s, popular gathering spot on Florence’s Main Street, forced to close after 11 years
By Mark Hansel NKy Tribune Managing Editor Yesterday’s Café and Tea Room, a popular gathering spot on Main Street in…
Hear latest from developer of Hotel Covington
at June 18 Covington Business Council luncheon
Salyers Group President Guy van Rooyen addresses the Covington Business Council monthly luncheon June 18 to provide the latest update…