Covington barbershop inspires young readers as literacy program partners – Read with your Barber
The buzz of razors and friendly banter between barber and client are barbershop staples, and the atmosphere at Hair on…
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Fashionista: Time for lovely fall season and the transition fashion requires — sometimes that’s hard
By Catrena B. Thomas Inspired Fashion I absolutely LOVE the fall season; the beautiful, lush greens of the summer begin…
Spooky Secrets Tour: Take a walk through close encounters with some of NKY’s spookiest secrets
Created for fans of Halloween and all things bizarre, a new walking tour offers a close encounter with some of…
Wheels on Monmouth, Newport’s popular car show, returns Sunday — and it’s a family-friendly festival
The City of Newport’s popular car show is returning Sunday, Oct. 17 with Wheels on Monmouth, a retooled event that…
Kentucky by Heart: Two retirees coming up; my routine to be ‘rewired,’ but adventures are in store
By Steve Flairty Special to NKyTribune My wife plans to retire (she refers to it as “rewiring”) from her position…
Our Rich History: The Thomas More Foundation established to deal with college’s extra acreage
By Tom Ward Special to NKyTribune Part 16 of our series: “Retrospect and Vista II: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021” By…
The River: A young boy finds adventure (and life lessons) and meets some characters along the way
(The Captain is taking a bit of a break but is “itching” to get back to his writing. It’ll be…
NKY’s Matthew Gillispie, Rose Koehler are Team Fruit Salad on new episode of Supermarket Sweep Sunday
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor Matthew Gillispie of Union thinks the whole world is a game show — and everyone…
NKYCAC hosting Black History Walk through Newport Saturday, starts at Southgate Street School
Northern Kentucky’s African American heritage will be celebrated Saturday, Oct. 9, with a Black History Walk through the streets of…
DeVou Good Foundation invests in reopening the Purple People Bridge — to both sides of the river
On May 11, the pedestrian-only Purple People Bridge was closed after a large stone came loose from the first pier…
Kentucky by Heart: Celebrating Frontier Nursing’s Couriers, and the good works that didn’t have to be
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist While recently reading about Mary Breckinridge’s amazing Frontier Nursing Service (FNS) and specifically the work…
Our Rich History: Land development at Thomas More College helped a small college survive and thrive
By Tom Ward Thomas More University Part 15 of our series: “Retrospect and Vista II: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021” In…
The River: Stern paddlewheeler houseboats were all the rage — and oh what fun there was to be had
While our good Captain is taking a bit of a break, we are sharing the origins of his storytelling —…
Newport Aquarium offering guests a unique adventure with Underwater Scavenger Hunt
Newport Aquarium is challenging guests to an Underwater Scavenger Hunt Around the World. The new activity adds another level of…
Two Northern Kentucky University business students named to Cincy Inno’s ‘Five under 25’ watch list
Two Northern Kentucky University students are featured in Cincy Inno’s “Five Under 25” list, which highlight five Cincinnati-area entrepreneurs under…
Endangered gray bats need a place to live, too — so KYTC has provided a bat-friendly bridge as a habitat
A Kentucky bridge with flaking concrete, large cracks and exposed, rusted steel was a growing safety concern for the Kentucky…
Jamie Vaught: Giving up Miss Kentucky crown after two-year reign a bittersweet moment for Alex Francke
Alex Francke recently has just given up her “Miss Kentucky” crown that she held for two years. Not surprisingly, it…
Kentucky by Heart: Author Jesse Stuart wrote prolifically about his Eastern Kentucky upbringing
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune Columnist Sitting high on my list of favorite Kentucky writers is the iconic Jesse Stuart (1906-1984.)…
Our Rich History: Robert Giroux of Vermont comes to Thomas More College as 8th president
By Dr. Raymond Hebert Thomas More University Part 14 of our series, “Retrospect and Vista II”: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021….
The River: As a young boy, loving sights, smells and sounds of the river and learning lessons for a lifetime
(The Captain is taking a bit of a break and will be back to his storytelling soon. Meantime we are…
At Boone County’s Ockerman Middle School, real life-saving heroes on medical emergency on school bus
Boone County schools reported on some true heroes at Ockerman Middle School when a medical emergency occurred on one of…
Enjoy over 100 free family-friendly events as Great Outdoor Weekend returns Saturday and Sunday
Join thousands of Greater Cincinnati residents and visitors at the 18th annual Great Outdoor Weekend, the region’s largest outdoor events…