NKU Chase College of Law symmposium to examine future of drug policy: Is decriminalization a solution?
Northern Kentucky University’s Chase College of Law examines the future of drug policy in America and if decriminalization is a…
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Boy Scouts Camp Michaels gets grant for Eagle Leadership Lodge from Horizon, Verst and Butler
Two donors with funds at Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky have joined together to cause a major permanent improvement…
NKU debuts contemporary ceramics exhibitions for ‘Rivers Connect,’ more through April 2
Northern Kentucky University School of the Arts (SOTA) is bringing ceramic exhibitions to its Main Gallery in the Fine Arts…
The Carnegie presents Angels in America socially distanced staged reading April 2, 3
The Carnegie is inviting the public to experience a socially distant staged reading of the groundbreaking ANGELS IN AMERICA: PT….
Cincinnati Zoo partners with Electrada to provide amenity to patrons with electric charging needs
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden – recognized as the “Greenest Zoo in America” – has revved up its sustainability…
‘New normal’ for Point/Arc leads to creativity and a Love the Cov fundraiser for Zembrodt center
Tough times lead to creativity. Thank-you, pandemic. COVID-19 created a new lifestyle – the so-called, New Normal. And that’s exactly…
In ‘cradle of American art pottery,’ ceramicists celebrate their art through virtual national conference
By Vicki Prichard Special to NKyTribune One might say that Fort Mitchell-based artist Marsha Karagheusian talks with her hands. That’s…
2021 Outstanding Women of NKY award honorees named, presented by Chamber’s Women’s Initiative
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Women’s Initiative has named the 2021 Outstanding Women of Northern Kentucky honorees. Sponsored by St….
OneNKY Alliance awards two grants supporting CHNK, GROW NKY and economic mobility
The OneNKY Alliance has awarded a total of $30,000 in grant funds to two local organizations focused on providing an…
People Working Cooperatively seeks volunteers for its 39th annual Repair Affair in May
People Working Cooperatively (PWC) is seeking volunteers for its 39th annual Repair Affair. The community is invited to once again…
BCM’s NKY History Hour: What happened when the firing stopped? Aftermath of Battle of Perryville
After more than 7,500 soldiers were killed and wounded in 1862 at the Battle of Perryville, the largest and most…
Survey: Students say pandemic has increased students’ use of ‘vapes’ and other tobacco products
More than a third of Kentucky middle and high schoolers responding to a recent survey say the pandemic has increased…
NKY Education Council sets virtual spring meeting ‘Taking Action to Improve Education Outcomes’
The Northern Kentucky Education Council’s Virtual Spring Convening Taking Action to Improve Education Outcomes will take place March 24 9-11…
I Have Wings Breast Cancer Foundation teams up with reSettled Life for some online jewelry auctions
reSettled Life, the area’s only licensed and certified move management and auction house, announces that it has collaborated with the…
Tom Mitts: Home — Newport artist’s paintings on exhibit at Boone County main library through April 10
“I want to document the place I call home.” That’s how artist Tom Mitts (1962–2017) described his paintings in an…
NKU celebrating Founders’ Day and 53rd birthday with a day of philanthropy on March 10
Northern Kentucky University celebrates its Founders’ Day and 53rd birthday with a day of philanthropy to honor the past and…
Zembrodt Education Center at The Point/Arc about to celebrate first birthday serving those with disabilities
The Zembrodt Education Center at The Point/Arc celebrates its first birthday, Thursday, March 11. Just 365 days ago the Zembrodt…
BCM’s NKY History Hour: William Goebel was NKY’s only 20th Century governor — for just 3 days
Growing up in Covington, the son of German immigrants, young William J. Goebel developed a thriving law practice and a…
Kentucky Kids Count County Data Book gives insight into how lives of children and families can be improved
By Josie Shriver NKyTribune reporter The Kentucky Kids Count County Data Book, in its 30th year, provides the numbers behind…
Behringer-Crawford Museum opens exhibit of artist, author, adventurer Harland Hubbard’s artwork
Several never-before exhibited paintings by Harlan Hubbard are among the artwork and memorabilia displayed in Behringer-Crawford Museum’s latest salute to…
Once a nanny always a nanny: Jan Gilliam takes care of people managing Point/Arc’s company in Latonia
By Andy Furman The Point/Arc Jan Gilliam cares for her staff at The Point/Arc Apparel – Embroidery and Screen Print…
Junk King adds eco-friendly service to Covington, offers more opportuties for charitable initiative
Junk King, the nation’s leading junk removal company focing on customer service and an eco-friendly approach, has opened a new…