Covington Urban Forestry Board seeking volunteers for Fall Tree Planting Saturday in Eastside
About 60 trees will take root in Covington’s Eastside neighborhood this Saturday, but they won’t get in the ground by…
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Steven Gastright, school board member, tells Cov Rotary about public education, ‘we succeed together’
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter He has some real ideas for public education, and Steven Gastright shared them with the…
Mike Tussey: D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) is excellent prevention-oriented policing
Throughout my long 26-year law enforcement career, I touched many bases from patrol to assistant chief. In those middle years…
Kentucky by Heart: Some recent selections from the Kentucky-centric books at the top of my reading list
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Never to focus on reading just one book at a time, I’ll devote this column…
Our Rich History: Depression brought economic devastation and birth of pack horse library project
By Wayne Onkst Special to the NKyTribune The Great Depression of the 1930’s brought economic devastation unlike anything experienced before….
The River: Chasing Belle of Louisville (from land with Black Beauty), taking photos, embracing memories
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
KY Entrepreneur Hall of Fame 2023 inductees include two NKyians, Tony Lamb, Donna Salyers
Two NKY entrepreneurs are among the three 2023 inductees into the Kentucky Entrepreneur Hall of Fame to be celebrated November…
Meet a future fashion and make-up designer, Vivian Wallace, 18, who’s being coached by Point/Arc
By Andy Furman Point/Arc She’s a future American fashion designer. Vivian Wallace. Remember the name. For now, the 18-year-old graduate…
Taylor Mill’s Director of Public Works Marc Roden to retire after 43 years in public service
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter The city of Taylor Mill will be losing one of its greatest assets as…
Mike Tussey: The echoes of Halloween yesteryear still haunt us with the best of the boos
For the past month, the very spirit of Halloween has been manifested on lawns, homes, trees, cars, and even in…
Kentucky by Heart: Remembering the life and legacy of Judge Ray Corns, who died recently at age 89
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist I’ll always keep fond memories of Judge Ray Corns, who died last week at the…
Our Rich History: Hitting the mats — the start of Thomas More wrestling to success in short time
By Michael Pagano Special to NKyTribune On November 24, 2015, the Thomas More Saints wrestling program was officially born. At…
The River: No slackers, loafers, or goof-offs welcome on a good crew where every hand is needed
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Paul Patton, the ‘Coal Miner Who Became Governor,’ now 86, tells his story in new book
By Jack Brammer NKyTribune reporter When I interviewed Paul E. Patton in 1987 for the Lexington Herald-Leader in his bid…
Special Olympics to hold bowling, flag football tournaments in Northern Kentucky this weekend
It will be a busy weekend in Northern Kentucky for Special Olympics athletes as the program will hold two major…
Annual Institute for Religious Liberty program, featuring keynoter Stephanie Barclay, tonight at TMU
Staff report The annual Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson III Institute for Religious Liberty will be held at Thomas More University…
Mike Tussey: October means apple butter, pumpkins, goblins, and apple cider
Here in mid October and early Fall, there is something very special amid the turning leaves and cooler temperatures. That…
Kentucky by Heart: Visit to Brandenburg recalls town’s resilience following devastating 1974 tornado
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Recently, I drove to Brandenburg, in Meade County, where I would speak to the Lincoln…
Our Rich History: History is all around us; presenting local history on a national level
By David Childs Northern Kentucky University In expressing his stance against slavery, Kentuckian Abraham Lincoln stated, “the world has never…
The River: Some short tales about life aboard river steamboats; remembering the people behind them
By Captain Don Sanders Special to NKyTribune (The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders is sharing the…
TMU’s third annual Saints Serve, a day of service, included 70 projects, 45 organizations, 3,000 hours
This week, Thomas More University closed normal daytime activities on campus, allowing faculty, staff, and students to participate in the…
Independence city council hears first reading of zone change ordinance allowing for ‘rumored’ Publix
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter At the Independence city council meeting this week city Attorney Jack Gatlin read an…