Our Rich History: The Tousey House — 200 years and counting in Burlington
By Raymond G. Hebert, PhD Special to NKyTribune Part 4 of an occasional series about Casual & Fine Dining “The…
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Our Rich History: Wong family’s Oriental Wok has been a Northern Kentucky staple for more than 40 years
Editor’s note: Part three of an occasional series about Casual & Fine Dining By Raymond G. Hebert, PhD Special to…
Our Rich History: NKY/Cincinnati’s Ken Pendery and the First Watch restaurant chain
By Raymond G. Hebert, PhD Special to NKyTribune Part 2 of an occasional series about Casual & Fine Dining Kenneth…
Our Rich History: From humble start, Wendy’s became fast-food institution with significant NKY footprint
By Raymond G. Hebert, PhD Special to NKyTribune Part 10 of an occasional series about fast food restaurants. Thanks to…
Our Rich History: White Horse Tavern, a fine dining experience on the ‘Gourmet Strip’
By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune Part 1 of an occasional series about Casual & Fine Dining The…
Our Rich History: Pure Food, Temperance and Progressive intersect at ‘Nasty Corner’
By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune Part 9 of an occasional series about fast food restaurants. In 1888,…
Our Rich History: The Fourth of July, 1792 — pride and effort went into the celebration
By Steve Preston Special to NKyTribune We are pleased to present this encore presentation of an article that originally appeared…
Our Rich History: Lunch wagons, stands, and counters. . . all part of region’s colorful history
By Paul Tenkotte Special to NKyTribune Part 8 of an occasional series about fast food restaurants In the late-nineteenth and…
Our Rich History: Northern Kentucky’s leading performer in Cincinnati Chili Wars — Dixie Chili
By Raymond G. Hebert, PhD Special to NKyTribune Part 7 of an occasional series about fast food restaurants In an…
Our Rich History: Recognizing the 80th anniversary of D-Day — and heroic NKyians who served
By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune World War II (1939–1945) was the largest and most deadly war that…
Our Rich History: Harriet ‘Hattie’ Clark Clary Watkins embodied the spirit of the women who built America
By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune Editor’s note: Part 1 of an occasional series entitled, “Reviving Lost Voices…
Our Rich History: Jerome Lederer, White Tavern Shops, and Jerry’s Drive-In Restaurants
Editor’s note: Part 6 of an occasional series about fast food restaurants. By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune…
Our Rich History: Cincinnati’s Lou Groen, a ‘Big Fish’ in McDonald’s restaurants nationwide
Editor’s note: Part 5 of an occasional series about fast food restaurants. By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune…
Our Rich History: White Castle — porcelain buildings, square burgers, fair-‘n-square employee benefits
By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune Part 4 of an occasional series about fast food restaurants Admit it….
Our Rich History: Izzy’s Delicatessen — food, ambience, theatrics — became part of the landscape
By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune Part 3 of an occasional series about fast food restaurants Some businesses…
Our Rich History: Cincinnati chili — a Greek immigrant tradition — a fun food that really caught on
By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune Part 2 of an occasional series about fast food restaurants Cincinnati Chili…
Our Rich History: Frisch’s Big Boy plays major role in history of fast-food restaurants in NKY — and beyond
By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to the NKyTribune (First of an occasional series about NKY’s fast-food restaurants) When I…
Our Rich History: The growth of a strong business program at Thomas More, a liberal arts college
By Tom Ward Thomas More University Part 40 of Our Series: “Retrospect and Vista II: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021” Decades…
Our Rich History: Catholic secondary schools in Newport, starting with Immaculata Academy in 1857
By David E. Schroeder Special to NKyTribiune Part 50 of our series, “Resilience and Renaissance: Newport, Kentucky, 1795-2020” The first…
Our Rich History: Newport’s own Thomas P. Anshutz, an unassuming painter and an influential teacher
By James C. Claypool Special to NKyTribune Part 45 of our series, “Resilience and Renaissance: Newport, Kentucky, 1795-2020.” His paintings…
Our Rich History: The spirit of our German Heritage lives on through Newport’s Turnverein, closed in 1936
By Don Heinrich Tolzmann Special to NKyTribune Part 27 of our series: Resilience and Renaissance: Newport, Kentucky Today the building…
Missing historical puzzle pieces and more information on abolitionist William Shreve Bailey
Part 17 of our series, “Resilience and Renaissance: Newport, Kentucky, 1795-2020” By Paul A. Tenkotte Special to NKyTribune This is…