Nature center offers 27 camps for kids this summer: Reptile Roundup, Fossil Hunters, Creek Week, more
Kids, sunshine, butterflies, camp songs… and snakes. It’s back to camp next week at Cincinnati Nature Center. At Rowe Woods…
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Duveneck House among 15 Ky sites recommended for listing in National Register of Historic Places
The Kentucky Historic Preservation Review Board has approved 15 sites for listing in the National Register of Historic Places, nominations…
Children’s Law Center’s third annual dancing celebrities raise $84k-plus for legal services to kids
Children’s Law Center (CLC), a local nonprofit providing quality legal services to children in Kentucky and Ohio, celebrated its 25th…
NKYHatesHeroin to hold second annual 5K walk/run on Saturday, starting at Simon Kenton High School
For the second year, NKYHatesHeroin.Com will hold a 5K Walk/Run to help raise funds and awareness for its efforts to…
Special Olympics Kentucky to celebrate 45th anniversary at 2015 State Summer Games
Special Olympics Kentucky will celebrate 45 years of service to Kentuckians with intellectual disabilities and their families at the organization’s…
Music@BCM to feature Wild Carrot and Their Roots Band in Devou Park June 4
Promising a one-of-a-kind evening of American Roots melodies, Wild Carrot and friends will swing into Devou Park on Thursday, June…
Jim Beiting to succeed Mac McArthur at Transitions, Inc., key in fight against drug, alcohol addiction
Transitions Inc., a key organization in Northern Kentucky’s fight against drug and alcohol addiction, has appointed as its chief executive…
Association for Environmental Education to honor environmental education achievements at gala
The Kentucky Association for Environmental Education will hold its annual awards dinner and program on June 6 at the Tates…
DCCH Music Fest May 29, 30 — a good time for all with great local music, traditional festival
By Andy Foltz NKyTribune reporter May 29 and 30 are going to be a good time in Fort Mitchell. Those…
SQUARE1 to offer first set of startup courses for entrepreneurs in Ludlow, Newport and at Xavier
SQUARE1 unveils first set of startup courses in Ludlow, Newport, and at Xavier. Classes designed to help validate your idea,…
Big Bone Lick State Historic Site, celebrated by its Friends, revered by historians worldwide
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune Managing Editor An intimate group of supporters came together at the Cincinnati Museum Center’s Geier Center…
United Way, partners garner $23.7 million for local families through tax services
Over $23 million in tax refunds were returned to local families, thanks to the Regional Volunteer Tax Assistance Collaborative which…
Newport’s Arcadian Comics celebrating Red Nose Day by giving portion of May 21 sales to fund
Steve Struharik of Arcadian Comics & Games in Newport decided that Red Nose Day, the national campaign to raise money…
Lions of Kentucky partnering with Head Start to assure all children have free eye screenings
By Andy Foltz NKyTribune Reporter The Lions of Kentucky will partner with the Kentucky Head Start Association to provide free…
Sweet Alice Hoskins to headline Music@BCM’s “Bourbon ‘n’ Blues” night May 21 in Devou Park
Sweet Alice Hoskins, dubbed Cincinnati’s “Queen of the Blues,” will lend her gutsy, high-energy singing to the second concert in…
NKU tennis player Nick Lang, coach Brian Nester team up for Cystic Fibrosis 5K Walk on Saturday
Northern Kentucky University tennis player Nick Lang and head coach Brian Nester are teaming up with folks from around the…
Tickets still available: Former Supreme Court Justice Wintersheimer to receive Friends of Covington award
Former Kentucky Supreme Court Justice Donald C. Wintersheimer will be honored May 21 with the Covington Award, the top award…
Carnegie announces its upcoming concert series, one-night-only lineups, sure to please
The Carnegie continues its popular Carnegie in Concert series with a lineup of classical standouts and of course a few…
Rosie Reds are in a league of their own, celebrating 50 years of support for the Reds, philanthropy
by Noel Ripley A Rosie Red As the region prepares to host the 2015 ALL STAR game, the Rosie Reds…
Scarf It Up For Those in Need provides handmade scarves and ADP associates are volunteering to help
A nonprofit that provide scarves for the needy will benefit from generous donation of time and talent from associates of…
Letter Carriers ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ food drive on May 9 will benefit hundreds of our hungry neighbors
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune Managing Editor One of the biggest food drives of the year to benefit low-income families in…
Two Cities, Two Bands: The KSO and The Carnegie team up to offer a retrospective concert May 7 – 9
“What goes up, must come down. Spinning wheel got to go round.” “Sitting crossed-legged on the floor, twenty-five or six…