People in the News: Philip Schworer joins CAA board, St. E. dedicates center, Carnegie joins Cerkl
Philip J. Schworer of Frost Brown Todd has been elected to the board of the Cincinnati Arts Association (CAA). …
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Beshear hires lawyers to investigate, sue companies in opioid epidemic; Bevin says it’s premature
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Democratic Attorney General Andy Beshear has hired four law firms to investigate and sue companies…
Home runs, stranded runners too much to overcome for Freedom, Boomers are Frontier League Champs
Four Schaumburg Boomers home runs proved to be the difference as the Florence Freedom, presented by Titan Mechanical Solutions, lost…
Secretary of State Grimes welcomed 197 new citizens at naturalization ceremony at annual WorldFest
Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes welcomed and congratulated new United States citizens at a naturalization ceremony held in conjunction…
People in the News: Heritage Bank adds first Diversity/Inclusion officer; DBL law firm adds four
Heritage Bank has added Robert LaMothe as a new commercial lender and has named him as the bank’s first Diversity…
Bicyclist struck and killed in Hebron Saturday identified; police still searching for info, next of kin
NKyTribune staff The Boone County Sheriff’s office has released the name of the Hebron man struck and killed Saturday while…
$758 million jackpot winner is Mavis Wanczyk of Chicopee, Mass.; five $50k winners in Kentucky
The Boston Globe has reported that Chicopee resident Mavis Wanczyk was announced as the winner of the $758 million jackpot Thursday….
Tom Ellis Jr. of Ft. Mitchell dies; donations asked for Holmes’ Tom Ellis Athletic Memorial Foundation
Visitation for Tom Ellis Jr. of Ft. Mitchell, who died over the weekend, will be Saturday at 9 a.m. at…
News briefs: Donelan named asst. principal, Union gets city clerk, admin; Greens have 65th anniversary
Fort Thomas Independent Schools has selected Kathy Donelan to serve as interim assistant principal of Highlands Middle School (HMS), where…
FDA delays rules restricting electronic cigarettes, could endorse them as an aid to stop smoking
“Electronic-cigarette makers won a major reprieve on Friday when the Food and Drug Administration delayed regulations that could have removed…
MacKenzie River Pizza, Grill & Pub to open in Crestview Hills on June 24 with VIP event
The Grand Opening celebration for MacKenzie River Pizza, Grill & Pub in Crestview Hills on June 24 includes a VIP…
News briefs: American National University graduation, River Metals Recyling safety
American National University graduates 179 One hundred seventy-nine graduates will receive degrees and diplomas during American National University’s 2017 Commencement…
Groundbreaking held for new Dominion Senior Living of Florence, faith-based assisted living
Construction is officially underway on a new specially designed community for seniors, Dominion Senior Living of Florence. The community recently…
News briefs: Dominion Senior Living groundbreaking Wednesday, Frost Brown Todd gets ‘gold’ on women
Dominion Senior Living is breaking ground on a new specially designed community for seniors, Dominion Senior Living of Florence on…
Ten public libraries in Kentucky receive 20-year state construction grants totaling $20 million
The Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives (KDLA) has awarded 10 Public Library Facilities Construction Fund grants totaling $20 million…
News briefs: Allen gets Fulbright grants; Sherron selected for seminar; Lyons to Gateway Foundation
Western Kentucky University graduate Laura Allen of Northern Kentucky is one of three students who have earned Fulbright grants. A…
People in News: Quinn joins Republic Bank in Private Banking; Immedion promotes Detmer; Spivy at DBL
Republic Bank has named Amy Quinn its new Private Banking Officer. As a Private Banking Officer, Quinn will be responsible…
News briefs: Let It Go consignment store, Florence Hooters remodeled, Robin Givens at YWCA luncheon
MaryBeth McGarr has opened a Let It Go Consignment store at 7926 Alexandria Pike in Alexandria. “We all have material…
News briefs: Memorial mass for those who lost child, Jeanne Schroer honored as Trailblazer
A memorial Mass for any person who is grieving the loss of a child will be conducted at 7:30 p.m.,…
Ethics Reporter: Lobbyists spent a record $2.1 million during first month of legislative session
Although the General Assembly met for only five days in January to begin the 2017 session, the $2.1 million in…
Union man charged with Criminal Abuse of 2 year old
A Union man has been arrested and charged with Criminal Abuse, first degree of a two-year old. The Boone County…
Gov. Bevin participates in National Prayer Breakfast; event includes more than 4,000 government leaders
Gov. Matt Bevin today joined President Donald Trump and federal, state and local government leaders from across the country in…