Kentucky by Heart: The day Thomas Clark helped my son with a social studies question and other tidbits
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist During my years teaching fourth grade, students knew that whatever social studies lessons I taught,…
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Green Umbrella members get Duke grants to advance local food accessibility, distribution, rescue
Imagine a place where food isn’t wasted, where it’s easy to find locally sourced food, and where healthy, locally-grown food…
‘Chalk the Walk’ at Women’s Crisis Center Covington; events set for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Women’s Crisis Center is hosting a Chalk the Walk event on April 11th from 12:30-3:30 p.m. at the WCC Covington…
Our Rich History: Turning 150 in style — the Roebling Bridge and Don Heinrich Tolzman’s new book
By Paul A. Tenkotte Special to NKyTribune Residents of our region call one of our favorite icons by various names:…
Work by 29 Kentucky artists celebrates tradition across the state in Governor’s Derby Exhibit
Work by 29 Kentucky artists will hang in Frankfort for the Governor’s Derby Exhibit, an annual initiative coordinated by the…
Chef Foster: Tradition and pageantry of Keeneland apparent in the food … and not just the burgoo
Keeneland, both in the spring and fall, seems to create a gateway into a new period each year. The influx…
Joan Wurtenberger honored with St. E.’s Henrietta Cleveland award for history of volunteerism
A rich history of volunteerism and passion for the Northern Kentucky community are something that St. Elizabeth Healthcare and volunteer…
Reds fans 50 and older save on tickets with Senior Citizen Specials, presented by St. E. Orthopaedics
Fans 50 and older can save on Reds tickets for 13 games this season with the Senior Citizen Specials, presented…
Enter Roebling Bridge Photo Contest for chance to win trip to the top, prizes; sponsorships also needed
The John A. Roebling Bridge is turning 150 and to celebrate, the Covington-Cincinnati Suspension Bridge Committee (CCSBC) is giving YOU…
Porcelain replica of first lady Glenna Bevin survives some bumps in the road to make Capitol display
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today One of the favorite Capitol attractions for the girls in Kentucky’s first family has always…
Kentucky by Heart: Following the Reds through the years is more about family than baseball
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist It’s major league baseball time again, and as the Cincinnati Reds get their season underway,…
Our Rich History: Charles C. Svendsen: Artist leaves legacy as Cincinnati’s pre-eminent religious painter
This is the second of a two-part series on Cincinnati artist and religious painter, Charles C. Svendsen. By Stephen Enzweiler…
Intrepid Urban Farmer: Seed-starting has begun in earnest — what a great time of the year!
By Ginger Dawson Special to NKyTribune It’s a beautiful day! Finally. The ground is warming up, the peas, radishes and…
25th Victory of Life Expo features Alexandria transformation speaker and coach Larry Watson
Many of us like our lives, but few of us really love them. Speaker and coach Larry Watson of Alexandria…
Chef Foster: Taking time to prepare a whole chicken is bigger than simply a sum of it (tasty) parts
When was the last time you bought a whole chicken? Have you fixed a roast lately, even thought about filleting…
Kentucky Horse Park kicks off celebration of the life of Man o’ War on 100th anniversary of birth
The Kentucky Horse Park, along with state and local officials, Wednesday launched a season-long celebration honoring the 100th birthday of…
Rabbit Hash General Store to have grand re-opening on April 1, join in the historic celebration
Staff report After more than a year of loving — and hard — labor, the Rabbit Hash General Store will…
Keep Covington Beautiful: Volunteers sought for day of service for Great American Cleanup Apri 29
Keep Covington Beautiful is preparing for the Great American Cleanup, Covington’s largest annual volunteer day of service, taking place on…
Kentucky by Heart: Bad boy Peter Cartwright was the Commonwealth’s own circuit rider extraordinaire
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist The Methodist Church leadership called them “traveling” clergy. They traveled on horseback, usually with a…
Our Rich History: Rediscovering artist Charles Svendsen from when Cincinnati was ‘America’s Paris’
This is the first of a two-part series on Cincinnati artist and religious painter, Charles C. Svendsen. By Stephen Enzweiler…
Chef Foster: Time to restock your pantry to reflect the change of seasons and the faster pace of spring
Well after talking about spring, wishing for spring, feeling spring-like with the weather and then wishing for spring again, it…