Our Rich History: Charles Cist (1792-1868) was early Cincinnati historian, driven by love of area
by Don Heinrich Tolzmann Special to NKyTribune Charles Cist (1792-1868) published several books that are valuable for anyone interested in…
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Northern Kentucky’s Jordan Blackmore is in-demand stylist to the stars in his New York City studio
By Vicki Prichard NKyTribune Reporter Long before he became a sought after hairstylist to the likes of Jennifer Lopez, Naomi…
Former EKU student, Richmond native featured in Super Bowl commercial, then FOX show 24: Legacy
No matter which team wins, the evening of Super Bowl LI will be memorable for Richmond native and former Eastern…
Cincinnati Museum Center partners with Miami Univ. to enhance Vikings: Beyond the Legend exhibition
The brutal and exotic mystique of the Vikings is receiving a new spotlight in the worldwide, ocean-spanning exhibition Vikings: Beyond…
Chef Foster: When the snow storm hits, it’s always good to have a well-stocked emergency pantry
If you believe The Farmer’s Almanac, we are in for ‘out of the frying pan and into the fire.” As…
Blanche Gaynor receives 2017 Women’s Initiative Spirit of Achievement Award
For Blanche Gaynor, becoming involved in the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce’s Women’s Initiative was a natural fit for her…
Kentucky by Heart: Refugee couple from war-torn Bosnia adds to richness of life in Bardstown
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Ed. Note: This story is reprinted from the 2008 first volume of Steve Flairty’s Kentucky’s…
Intrepid Urban Farmer: Deluged by catalogues — it’s YUGE — and have been sorting and planning
By Ginger Dawson Special to NKyTribune Twenty-nine catalogues!! Unbelievable. I started receiving this bale of paper, in fits and starts,…
Our Rich History: 40 years ago, the Ohio River was frozen shore to shore, thanks to a blizzard
By Paul A. Tenkotte Special to NKyTribune I’ll never forget January 1977, 40 years ago this month. The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky…
Chef Foster: It’s important to understand benefits of whole grains and what they do for our health
I think the idea of grains scares most people. Sure we can dress oatmeal up with nuts, dried fruit and…
Keven Moore: It’s past time to address problem of increased violence against teachers in the classroom
Growing up in a public school system, I have seen my share of fights and disorderly behavior, but back in…
Kentucky Century Challenge — put it on your list of adventures as it adds a Cycling Challenge touring ride
Organizers of the Kentucky Century Challenge are pleased to announce that registration is now open for the 5th Annual Kentucky…
Smithsonian exhibition of Star Wars costumes coming to Cincinnati Museum Center in May
Iconic costumes from “a galaxy far, far away” are presented in the Smithsonian traveling exhibition Star Wars™ and the Power…
Kentucky by Heart: Hofferts’ historic home renovations lead to some remarkable discoveries
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist When John Hoffert and his wife, Kim, left Roanoke, Virginia, and located back to their…
Our Rich History: Two brothers — who lived it — recount dark memories of the Great Flood of 1937
By Stephen Enzweiler Special to the NKyTribune Thursday — January 26, 2017 — marks a special day of remembrance in…
Chef Foster: Simplify the cooking process and you, too, may learn to love the humble cauliflower
From time to time I revisit recipes or ingredients that I may have skimmed over in a past. For many…
Kenton County’s Sugar Camp is coming up — but, first, volunteers are needed to help set it up
It’s going to take a whole lot of firewood to keep the cast iron kettles boiling when Kenton County Parks…
National financial technology company names Edgewood as top housing market in the country
Financial technology company SmartAsset released the rankings from its third annual Healthiest Housing markets Study — and Edgewood ranked as…
Tharp Museum to be rededicated as Dayton Heritage Museum; ceremony, day of celebration scheduled
NKyTribune staff Tharp Dayton Heritage Museum is changing its name to Dayton Heritage museum. Benefactor, Charlie Tharp, graciously agreed to…
Gayle Pille: Two species of fox — Red and Gray — live here, moving in and out of the shadows
We’re lucky. Two of the four species of fox that live in North America call Northern Kentucky home. Both are…
Kentucky by Heart: Schuhmanns one example of retired folks giving back to their communities
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist I was thrilled to see that two friends from Campbellsville, Fred and Betty Sue Schuhmann,…
Our Rich History: 150 Years Young, the John A. Roebling Bridge comes to life on a cold, cloudy day
By Stephen Enzweiler Special to the NKyTribune Part 2: Roebling’s Bridge Comes to Life On the cold morning of Tuesday,…