Highand Cemetery celebrating 150th anniversary on July 18th with free public event; it has a rich history
(On Thursday, July 18th Highland Cemetery in Fort Mitchell will be celebrating is 150th anniversary, from 6-8:30 p.m. The public…
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Rolling out the barrels: First painted Bourbon Barrels are out — but just for a while, for a sneak peek
The first painted barrels created for the NKY Bourbon Barrel Project are out on the streets for a sneak preview…
Intrepid Urban Farmer: Hate rain, love rain, don’t/do need rain — gardening is just a collision of emotions
By Ginger Dawson Special to NKyTribune I don’t know about you, but I’ve just about had it with water. It just…
Kentucky by Heart: Justin Evans’ positive attitude help through cancer treatments; back to his old self
By Steve Flairty Special to NKyTribune For the regular customers at the Richmond Road Panera Bread, in Lexington, they could…
Our Rich History: Reluctant hero Neil Armstrong and his regional roots; 50th Apollo flight anniversary
By John Schlipp Special to NKyTribune This month marks the 50th anniversary of our nation’s historic Apollo 11 flight and…
The River: Aboard the CLYDE and on the Ohio, traveling from Alma to Aurora; home 150 miles away
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Boone County Public Library summer concert series includes tributes to Frank Sinatra, Fleetwood Mac
The Boone County Public Library summer concert series includes performances at its branches and Boone Woods Park. Concert @ the…
Cincinnati’s Sam Weidner lives with Type 1 Diabetes, will be delegate to JDRF Children’s Congress in D.C.
Type 1 is really Type All. That’s the message Delhi Township resident Sam Weidner and his family live, and one…
People of NKY: Sheila Fields made history in Nevada, now devotes her talents to Cov’s waste management
By Ginger Dawson NKyTribune reporter Let’s start this off right at the very beginning. It was 12:02 a.m., January…
Kentucky by Heart: An introduction to the recently-released fifth volume of Kentucky’s Everyday Heroes
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist A frequent question I get regarding the Kentucky’s Everyday Heroes series is quite simple: “Steve,…
Our Rich History: This is what the Fourth of July celebration was like in Fort Washington in 1792
By Steve Preston Special to NKyTribune On July 3, 1792, a ten-year-old Oliver Spencer left the settlement of Columbia with…
The River: Continuing the journey on the CLYDE, headed toward the Ohio, meeting with emergency
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Erlanger Baptist Church members going on vacation this summer get a special vacation bag to take along
By Mark Maynard Kentucky Today Members of Erlanger Baptist Church going on vacation this summer pack more than sunscreen, beach…
Kentucky Bourbon Trail Craft Tour expands with more distilleries, new look and finishing prize
Seven years ago, the Kentucky Distillers’ Association created the nation’s first and only tourism attraction to showcase its flourishing artisan…
Major expansions at Ark Encounter as it enters year four; auditorium, zoo expansion, playground added
The Ark Encounter is getting ready to celebrate its third anniversary next month, and guests will have many new venues…
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: June has been soggy, but here are two good options for summer fishing
By Lee McClellan Although this June so far is wet and soggy, the long-range weather forecast calls for a return…
Kentucky by Heart: Versailles resident’s watchful eye averts major disaster, helps him truly know faith
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Ted Hill must have felt like his own version of The Man Who Knew Too…
Our Rich History: Ludlow War Heroes forgotten no longer; 900 served but 27 did not return home
By David E. Schroeder Special to NKyTribune Part 2 of a continuing series on the 75th anniversary of the closing…
The River: Continuing journey on the Clyde with good friends, good food; making some repairs along way
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Help from Family Promise of NKY, partners continues after graduation, former client gets transportation
In 2008, Nicole Reynolds and her daughter ended up homeless a few times and it really affected her. She became…
Tim Hanner dialing back a long, distinguished career in education for his ‘What’s Next?’ and a new kidney
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Tim Hanner spent his career as an educator urging students to focus on “What’s Next?”…
People of NKY: Just how many ‘food stylists’ do you know? Here’s one to get to know — Jeff Martin
By Ginger Dawson NKyTribune reporter It is Jeff Martin’s goal in life to make food look good. I mean REALLY good….