United Way honors 100 volunteer leaders at Gathering of Heroes Centennial event
United Way of Greater Cincinnati kicked off its year-long centennial celebration Tuesday at a Gathering of Heroes reception and dinner…
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Kentucky by Heart: For good or bad, directly or indirectly, UK basketball looms large
By Steve Flairty KyForward columnist Steve Flairty grew up feeling good about Kentucky. He recalls childhood trips orchestrated by his…
Bellevue native Terence Hunt was AP White House chief correspondent reporting on five presidents
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune Editor As a boy growing up in Bellevue, Terry Hunt lived with his family above the…
Thomas More College receives $500,000 gift from R.C. Durr Foundation; $2M to go on match challenge
At this week’s celebration event unveiling the Women’s Basketball 2015 NCAA National Championship banner, Thomas More College President David A….
Ever the optimist, Ramsey likes chances with likely longshot but ‘fearless’ International Star
By Liane Crossley Special to NKyTribune Describing Ken Ramsey as a positive thinker would be an understatement. Calling him an…
Covington Latin junior, Will Geers, makes perfect 36 score on ACT
Will Geers, a 15-year-old junior at Covington Latin School, scored a 36 composite score on the ACT, attaining the examination’s…
NKy Prep Sports Notebook: CovCath’s Schuh headed to Transy; Bellevue about to name football coach
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Bo Schuh, a three-year starter on the Covington Catholic boys’ basketball team, will continue…
‘To Protect and Serve?’ Relationship between police, communities they serve focus of NKy forum
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune contributor A Northern Kentucky Forum event at the Joseph U. Meyer Center for Workforce Development…
Gateway, FAME join forces to assure pipeline of qualified empoyees in advanced manufacturing
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune Contributor Gateway Community and Technical College and Northern Kentucky FAME have joined together to implement a…
Don Then: Sam Saves the Mansion is colorful, fun, historical children’s book about Governor’s mansion
Sam Saves the Mansion is a delightful, interactive children’s book that provides an educational and entertaining lesson on our state’s…
Mike Farrell: 150 years later, Lincoln’s life, death still cast a long shadow on nation’s history
It was a lovely spring day – Good Friday – and Washington, D.C., was “delirious with joy,” in the words…
Paul Long: Crossing the ‘Finish Swine’ after the Flying Pig Marathon is worth the run and training
If you were up early and out and about Saturday morning in Covington, Newport, or downtown, you probably ran into…
Tri-ED recognizes 23 ‘Thoroughbred’ companies which expanded or located in NKy region in 2014
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune Contributor The Northern Kentucky Tri-County Economic Development Corporation (Tri-ED) recognized 23 companies at its annual Northern…
Fort Mitchell Mayor Jude Hehman’s first 90 days on the job full of challenges, changes and learning
By Andy Foltz NKyTribune Correspondent The first 90 days of anyone’s new position can be tricky. But Mayor Jude Hehman…
Kentucky by Heart: How one Kentuckian went from ‘splittin’ jeans’ to splitting genes; discovering Paducah’s patchwork heritage
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Steve Flairty grew up feeling good about Kentucky. He recalls childhood day trips (and sometimes…
Joint collaboration will increase behavioral health and chemical dependency treatment services
St. Elizabeth Healthcare, SUN Behavioral Health and NorthKey Community Care have joined forces to develop a community-wide solution to the…
Wayne Stacy: Jarrod Polson’s ‘local kid makes it big’ story more about faith than UK basketball
At the Wesley Village Community Center in Wilmore, former University of Kentucky basketball player and local favorite Jarrod Polson held…
Florence Square on Mall Road on track to add two new restaurants, major retailer later this year
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune Contributor Florence Square on Mall Road will add two trendy restaurants and a major retailer later…
NKYEC’s ‘Against All Odds’ awards go to amazing high school students who overcome barriers
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune Editor When the Northern Kentucky Education Council celebrates successes in education across the region at its…
Lovely Maria, I’m a Chatterbox poised to provide Jones with third Kentucky Oaks win
By Liane Crossley Special to NKyTribune In his early days of training racehorses in Western Kentucky, Larry Jones said he…
Gayle Pille: Yes Virginia, there are black squirrels; three relocated squirrels bred, thrived in Ft. Mitchell
Mention that you’ve seen a black squirrel to most Greater Cincinnatians and folks will think you’re color blind. In Ft….
McConnell, drug czar Botticelli speak about heroin battle — and its human, economic impact
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune Contributor U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) and Michael Botticelli, the nation’s drug czar, spoke Thursday of…