Sen. John Schickel: Remembering my friend John Salyers, his humor and devotion to good causes
When I think of John Salyers, I think of three phases of our friendship. John was a lieutenant on the…
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Behringer-Crawford Museum presents free virtual concert with Nichole Zuraitis, Dan Pugach
It was the “Year of the Woman” at the 61st annual Grammy Awards, and one outstanding woman was jazz and…
Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky names five new members to Community Advisory Council
Five individuals from around Kentucky will serve as liaisons to the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky in their communities, following…
Kenton County Public Library offering variety of services — and some new rules to keep patrons safe
Kenton County Public Library officials are offering both express in-person service and online options during the current health crisis. There…
Footlighters extend creativity to old-time radio during pandemic; tune in to Fibber McGee and Molly
Staff report Footlighters has brought community theater to the region since 1963, finding a home at Newport’s historic Salem United…
Community Action Agencies across Kentucky accepting LIHEAP summer cooling applications
Community Action Agencies across the state are now accepting applications for the new Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) Summer…
Keyboard artist Pat Kelly kicks off Music@BCM 2020 season tonight with virtual performance
When the Music@BCM 2020 season kicks off Thursday evening with a jazz piano performance by Cincinnati keyboard artist Pat Kelly,…
Three Northern Kentuckians receive $5,000 project stipends from ArtWorks for new Jump Start program
ArtWorks has announced the seven artists selected for Jump Start, a new program for emerging local artists, and three recipients…
Advancing Equity: Seeking to create a NKY that is inclusive of the work of all and ensures fair treatment
First of a series by NKY’s nonprofits who stand together against racism and any acts that dehumanize people. By Wonda…
‘Untouchable’ Tony Delk has two very personal reasons for giving back to Kentucky’s children
By Hilary Brown University of Kentucky Ask Tony Delk why children’s hospitals are close to his heart and he’ll answer…
Keeneland, Maker’s Mark partner to help disabled jockeys fund with commemorative bottle
Keeneland and Maker’s Mark have a rich history of working hand-in-hand to benefit the community and the horse industry. This…
NFPA offers five important tips for safely enjoying at-home outdoor activities this summer
With COVID-19 continuing to place limitations on social activities and engagements, people may increasingly turn to grilling, fire pits, and…
Allison Ball, Kentucky Saves 529, KHEAA partner for Treasurer’s Summer Challenge; set for July
Kentucky State Treasurer Allison Ball announced Monday a partnership with Kentucky Saves 529 and the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority…
Cincinnati Zoo has new arrival, first king penguin chick to hatch since 2012; it’s the Year of the Penguin
It’s fitting that the first king penguin chick to hatch at the Zoo since 2012 arrived in 2020, a year…
Horizon Community Funds awards four Community Impact grants to nonprofits providing critical services
Horizon Community Funds will immediately deploy $50,000 across four nonprofits for their work in Northern Kentucky, through its Community Impact…
Nominate your NKY/Greater Cincinnati everyday heroes to win youth-made special ArtWorks flags
ArtWorks is seeking nominations for its new program, Community Hero Flags, so 100 everyday heroes can be recognized for their…
Fairfield Community Arts Center 2020 Art Exhibition rescheduled for Aug. 1 until Sept. 26 due to COVID-19
The Fairfield Community Arts Center June 2020 Art Exhibition, originally set for June, has been rescheduled for Aug. 1 until…
Campbell County libraries are open, provide special times for at-risk patrons, and offer curbside pickup
The Campbell County Public Library is open to the public. The hours at all four branches will be 11 a.m.–7 p.m….
The Carnegie moves previously announced 2020-21 productions to following year due to COVID-19
The Carnegie’s usual fare of upbeat musicals and stunning intimate dramas will have to wait until next season. In order…
NKY Community Action Commission receives $1.6M more in block grant funding for recovery programs
Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission has received more than $1.576 million in additional Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) funding to…
Foundation for Healthy Kentucky to host free webinar about access to healthy foods during pandemic
The Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky will host a free, one-hour webinar about access to healthy foods during the COVID-19…
Family Nurturing Center, GO Pantry each awarded $5,000 grants from Northern Kentucky giving circle
Nearly 30 Give Where You Live NKY giving circle members gathered on Zoom to give $10,000 to two local charities…