Letters: M. Wilson for Bonnie Rickert, Family Court Judge; Davis, Collins for Thomas, District Judge
Michael Wilson supports Bonnie Rickert Dear Voters, As a career educator, I can tell you I was cautiously optimistic when…
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Candidates: Connie Grubbs, first-time candidate, wants to serve on the Campbell County Commission
(The NKyTribune is offering free space to all candidates in contested races in NKY: 500-750 words on why you want…
Four Candidates: Vote for change in Silver Grove schools with these four candidates for school board
There are currently eight people running for four upcoming openings on the Silver Grove Independent School Board. The four people…
Jesse Brewer: Just say ‘no’ to voting straight ticket — think about every vote you can cast
Kentucky is just one of eight states that still allows straight-ticket voting. Texas just passed a law getting rid of…
Letter to the Editor: Tom Haggard of Covington Partners asks for support of after-school programs
To the Editor: This Thursday, hundreds of parents, students, educators, business leaders, policymakers and others will come together across our…
Candidates: Terri King Schoborg seeks to be Kenton County family court judge
I am seeking the position of Kenton County family court judge because both my passion and my expertise are in…
Patricia Wingo: Florence’s Main Street began 200 years ago — and is now on verge of new beginning
Florence’s Main Street is our city’s most significant remaining identifying feature of our past. It guides us to look to…
Bill Straub: McConnell breaking through bottom of barrel, blaming ‘entitlements’ for growth of deficit
WASHINGTON – Senate Republican Leader Mitch “Root-‘n-Branch’’ McConnell is no longer scraping the bottom of the political barrel. No, it…
Letters to Editor: Brian Rickert, Deborah McNeil for Bonnie Rickert, L. Steidel for Keene, Roberts, Kilmer
Brian Rickert support wife, Bonnie, for Family Court Judge I am writing to encourage voters in Boone and Gallatin County…
Candidates: Teacher Chris Wright wants to serve on the Ludlow City Council; Ludlow is his hometown
By Chris Wright Candidate, Ludlow City Council “Once a panther, always a panther” is a phrase that gets used quite…
Candidates: Josh Blair wants to be your state representative from House District 63
NOTE: The NKyTribune is offering free space to all candidates in contested races in NKY. Please submit 500-700 words and…
Candidates: Marcia Thomas wants to be District Court Judge for Boone and Gallatin Counties
NOTE: The NKyTribune is offering free space to all candidates in contested races in NKY. Please submit 500-700 words and…
Candidates: Christine Kelly and why she wants to serve on Dayton City Council
NOTE: The NKyTribune is offering free space to all candidates in contested races in NKY. Please submit 500-700 words now…
David Adkisson: Ky’s pro-growth policies create more jobs, high incomes greater business confidence
Two recent studies conducted by the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce show that business confidence is growing among Kentucky business leaders…
Change of seasons has Sen. Schickel looking back at signature events, ahead to legislative session
It’s hard to believe that fall has arrived once again. Some of my favorite late-summer and early-fall activities have already…
Commentary: Make substance abuse disorder treatment available when needed; it’s common sense
By Kim Moser and Bruce Scott Years of struggling, lost employment, disconnection from family, a feeling of hopelessness — all…
Bill Straub: Trump lies because he can but with the numbers stacking up, few seem to care
WASHINGTON – On Wednesday of this week USA Today, which fancies itself a newspaper, published an op-ed piece from the…
Jeff Hoover: Mitch McConnell cements legacy with Supreme Court confirmations; bold stance prevailed
It wasn’t long ago in our nation that boxing was one of the preeminent sports. Like almost everyone near my…
Al Cross: It’s Newspaper Week, an opportunity reflect on journalism’s value to community, democracy
This is National Newspaper Week, and I’m afraid too many newspapers are just going through the motions. There’s never been…
Ryan Quarles: Farm to School month provides Kentucky plenty of reasons to celebrate
October is Farm To School month, and here in Kentucky we have plenty of reasons to celebrate. Our hard-working Kentucky…
Bill Butler: Mitch McConnell is accomplished public servant who deserves applause from Kentuckians
Bill Straub, a Washingtonian and former Kentuckian, offered a commentator’s scathing column about Senator McConnell that is embarrassing for Kentuckians,…
Bonnie Rickert: A candidate for Family Court Judge in Boone and Gallatin County
My name is Bonnie Rickert and I am proud to be a candidate for Family Court Judge in Boone and…