Ted Richardson, 80, dies at home after an extended illness; founded Cardinal Engineering, civic servant
Tilford Ray (Ted) Richardson, 80, died peacefully at home under hospice care, after an extended illness, on August 4. He…
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Dollar General opens new distribution centers in state, including a traditional warehouse in Boone County
Gov. Andy Beshear announced Wednesday some positive economic news that will bring hundreds of needed jobs to Kentucky and spur…
Amazon to hire 1,250-plus temporary, full-time workers for fulfillment centers — apply online
Amazon will start hiring more than 1,250 temporary, full-time roles this week for its customer fulfillment centers and delivery facilities…
Keven Moore: Restaurant seating at curbside, sidewalks and parking lots all comes with safety risks
COVID-19 has changed the way we all live, socialize and interact with one another. Since March, when Gov. Andy Beshear…
Southgate City Council to hear tonight the first reading for zone change for Beverly Hills site
Southgate City Council is scheduled tonight to hear the first reading of an ordinance allowing a zone change for the…
City of Union offers Small Business Grant Program to help with interruptions as a result of COVID
At the regular meeting of the Union City Commission on August 3, the City announced a new program aimed at…
Catalytic Fund gets $500K grant from Greater Cincinnati Foundation, for projects that fuel strategivc development
Greater Cincinnati Foundation (GCF) is boosting its long-standing support of the economic growth and vitality of our tri-state region with…
meetNKY: Especially during the pandemic, these lovely NKY outdoor dining options may fill the void
This story has been updated. By Rebecca Banks meetNKY Whether you love to linger in the carefree moments of summer sunshine…
It’s Farmers’ Markets Week — support farm families by purchasing fresh produce, following guidelines
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today It’s Kentucky Farmers’ Markets Week Aug. 2-8, and Kentuckians are being urged to support the…
Kentucky restaurateurs, distillers, musicians urge McConnell to support RESTAURANTS Act
Prominent Kentucky restaurateurs, chefs, distillers, musicians and industry leaders called on Senator Mitch McConnell to include the RESTAURANTS Act in…
Chamber president warns some employers could see major unemployment insurance tax increases
Kentucky’s Unemployment Insurance (UI) Trust Fund currently has a balance of $0. This comes as the Commonwealth has the highest…
Keven Moore: Don’t be fooled by harmless-looking lawnmowers — they can be a major safety risk
As the machine age era arrived during the 1900s, safety often became an afterthought as thousands of people were killed…
Republic Bank & Trust Company appoints George Nichols to board of directors
Republic Bank & Trust Company has appointed George Nichols III to its Board of Directors. Nichols has spent nearly three…
Business briefs: BenchMark opens clinic, Frisch’s adds plant sausage, Graeter’s has birthday special
BenchMark opens third clinic BenchMark Physical Therapy has opened its third outpatient clinic in Northern Kentucky at 2501 Dixie Highway….
CVG economic impact continues to grow; more are ready to fly again — and they can ‘fly healthy’
Northern Kentucky-Cincinnati International Airport (CVG) is weathering the coronavirus storm through expertise, good management, focus, and keeping the airport facility…
Revival Vintage Bottle Shop opening Aug. 7 in Covington with tasting room for the bourbon curious
There’s a new storefront in Covington that merges Kentucky’s spirited history with a one-of-a-kind shopping and tasting experience. Revival Vintage…
Daily Yonder: Will a rural homelessness crisis hit after benefit and eviction moratoriums end?
By Liz Carey The Daily Yonder With federal unemployment benefits ending soon and moratoriums on evictions soon to follow, social…
Keeneland announces realignment of racing and sales operations to better serve global clientele
As part of a strategic realignment of its core racing and sales operations, Keeneland has announced changes in roles for…
Business briefs: Hehman joins Tri-ED board; Agave & Rye new chef; Miller is head of engineers foundation
Mayor Hehman named to TriED board City of Fort Mitchell Mayor Jude Hehman joins Tri-ED’s board of directors for a…
Keven Moore: They might seem safe and secure, but beware the hidden risks of self-storage units
It’s that time of year when people are moving and relocating for a variety of reasons. including job transfers, divorces,…
WYWQ*: Tri-ED kept office open and (even if from a distance) fully engaged in moving mission forward
Staff report WYWQ* (While You Were Quarantined), work continued in many ways in the community and among major employers in…
Chamber’s Women’s Initiative to host free virtual program on ‘Leveraging Generational Differences’
Successfully leading or working in an organization with employees across multiple generations – all with different experiences and perspectives –…