Our Rich History: Minnie Lohman built Bond Hill’s Swiss Gardens, the ‘Pride of the Queen City’
By Stephen Enzweiler Special to NKyTribune On a clear summer morning in 1929, Minnie Lohman walked out the front door…
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Bluegrass & Backroads: Roberts Family Farm has been giving back to Meade County since 2000
Roberts Family Farm has been giving back to its community during the Halloween season since 2000, giving local kids a…
Chef Kelsey Yerger celebrates long tenure with Metropolitan Club as it approaches 25th anniversary
By Vicki Prichard NKyTribune Reporter The skyline view of Covington’s Metropolitan Club is a long way from the local diner…
Chef Foster: Marketing important for local organic farms, but ultimately it’s really about the food
The trip to Elmwood Stock Farm takes about 25 minutes from the center of Lexington. It’s a forgettable drive if…
Southgate gets Little Free Library, bench, courtesy of Northern Kentucky Association of REALTORS
The Northern Kentucky Association of REALTORS and the City of Southgate have collaborated on a community improvement project by installing…
Boone County Public Library presents Native American Heritage Month Celebration
The Boone County Public Library Main branch in Burlington presents a Native American Heritage Month Celebration, Saturday, November 5 from…
To grandmother’s house we go; conference offers support for grandparents raising grandchildren
By Vicki Prichard NKyTribune Reporter Four years ago, when social workers placed Jeanne Miller-Jacobs’ three grandchildren in the care of…
St. Elizabeth Hospice to host Veterans Appreciation Luncheon at Training and Education Center
Americans throughout the country celebrate Veterans Day on November 11, a special day to salute the men and women who…
Kentucky by Heart: Corns, ‘poor boy from Lewis County,’ made historic impact on education system
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Judge Ray Corns, of the Franklin County Circuit Court, handed down one of the most…
Our Rich History: Little-known Cincinnati artist once saved Duveneck’s murals from ruin
By Stephen Enzweiler Special to NKyTribune On a cold November day in 1920, a letter arrived at St. Mary’s Cathedral…
Gayle Pille: Virginia Opossum — a ‘living fossil’ is our only marsupial; ‘put out more birdseed’
They are “living fossils,” having survived relatively unchanged for at least 70 million years when dinosaurs also roamed the planet….
Keven Moore: Fall festival time means amusement rides — and that means concern about safety
Fall Festivals and Oktoberfest’s are all in full swing all across the country as families and kids are all riding…
BBQ & Bluegrass Jam at Steepleview Farm October 15; hayrides, family fun, and more — for good causes
The theme of this year’s Steepleview Farm charity event is “Prevention and Detection are in your hands,” as Marcus and…
Kentucky by Heart: Some personal reading recommendations to get you through the fall season
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist My personal reading choices have little to do with the time of the year it…
Our Rich History: Cathedral Basilica Gargoyles and Chimera can be traced back to 19th-Century Paris
by Stephen Enzweiler Special to NKyTribune Chances are, if you’ve ever driven along Madison Avenue in Covington, you’ve seen them….
Newport’s East Row Garden Club’s Tree Revitalize will plant 145 street trees on Saturday, Oct. 15
Tree Revitalize, a project spearheaded by Newport’s East Row Garden Club, will hold their third street tree planting event on…
Covington groups organizing beautification projects on Make a Difference Day, Oct. 22; need volunteers
Covington residents are invited to join together to make a difference in their neighborhood on Saturday, October 22 as part…
Chef Foster: Even if you aren’t a big pumpkin fan, imaginative recipes might just change your thinking
Let me be brutally honest and state for the record that I am not a fan of pumpkin. I know…
Keven Moore: Plenty of reasons to be scared out of your wits at those seasonal Haunted Houses
October is here and the Halloween season is nearly upon us. Community groups, schools, charities, non-for-profit organizations will be designing,…
Family with origins in Mexico celebrates traditions with help from the Boone County Public Library
By Suzanne Yowler Special to the NKyTribune Originally from Mexico, Maria Waite arrived in the United States 18 years ago….
Kentucky by Heart: Far from intimidating, former Clark educator Pace was a warm problem solver
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist My early perception of Donald Pace, long-time Clark County educator who died on on Sept….
Our Rich History: IRS Center dedicated in 1967, thanks to U.S. Congressman Brent Spence
by Paul A. Tenkotte Special to the NKyTribune Benjamin Franklin once said that “In this world nothing can be said…