Building Industry Association names John Curtin of Hemmer as president, elects officers, and directors
The Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky installed its 2018 leadership at an event recently held at Summit Hills Country…
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NKU parlays strong defense, solid bench production for 70-55 win over Cleveland State on Monday
By Don Owen NKyTribune reporter John Brannen often uses the phrase “playing to our identity” to describe Northern Kentucky University’s…
High school basketball coaches dominate latest list of N.Ky. Sports Hall of Fame inductees
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Three current and one former Northern Kentucky high school basketball coaches will be inducted…
Surging Kentucky hopes to build on recent road successes at South Carolina
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky has found a way to win close games on the road and hopes the…
Village Players cancels auditions tonight; reset tomorrow night for ‘Bingo, the Winning Musical’
The Village Players of Fort Thomas has rescheduled auditions for ‘Bingo, The Winning Musical’ to Tuesday, January 16 from 7-9…
Campbell County Library’s new Alexandria Branch opening tomorrow — join the celebration
The new Alexandria Branch of the Campbell County Library will hold a grand opening on Tuesday. The branch will be…
Our Rich History: Shillito’s marvelous buildings still remain in Downtown Cincinnati, one a condominium
Part 2 of a continuing series on Cincinnati’s grand downtown department stores. By Paul A. Tenkotte Special to NKyTribune Born…
Gateway LEAD XI class donates food to Lincoln Grant Scholar House in honor of MLK Day of Service
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, Gateway Community & Technical College’s Leadership Enrichment and Development (LEAD)…
All “A” Classic: Local teams in four regional finals that were postponed by winter weather
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter The 9th Region All “A” Classic boys’ basketball tournament begins Monday and coaches hope…
Tibetan lama to provide insights on life in Buddhist monastery in visit to Boone County Public Library
Hear the firsthand story of a prominent Buddhist teacher and Tibetan lama who survived a tumultuous era of Tibetan history….
Highlands High School students get jump start on high-skills jobs through FAME training
By Mark Collier Fort Thomas Schools Students at Highlands High School have an opportunity to gain high-demand skills and a…
Danner earns first career training win in Turfway Park’s first race on the Saturday card
Trainer Kelsey Danner, 32, scored her first career training win Saturday, Jan. 13, when 3-year-old filly Majestic Bold broke her…
Charlie Gardner: Corporal punishment should be abolished in Kentucky schools; tell your legislators
Kentucky is one of nineteen states that still allow corporal punishment. Corporal punishment is an archaic method that has plagued…
BBB Trends: If you are taking those steps toward ‘I Do,’ have a plan and don’t fall for high-pressure sales
By Sandra Guile Better Business Bureau At least 40 percent of engagements happen between Thanksgiving and Valentine’s Day and one…
Mayor Butch Callery gives ‘State of Villa Hills’ — great year, road repairs, clean audit, more reserves
Mayor Butch Callery offers this ‘State of Villa Hills’ statement: Another year has passed in the great city of Villa…
NKU looks to bounce back Monday night as Cleveland State visits BB&T Arena
By Don Owen NKyTribune reporter At some point during a season, every college basketball team faces adversity. No program in…
Jury finds Johnson guilty of murder in strangulation death; Taylor Mill’s first homicide in more than 30 yrs
A Kenton County jury deliberated for just 30 minutes Friday, before convicting Lamont Brandon Johnson, 41, of Murder for the…
ParentCamp returns to NKY on Jan. 27; free event for parents, others about topics affecting children
The national organization, ParentCamp is returning to Northern Kentucky. The event will be held on Saturday, January 27 at Beechwood…
The River: Moving ‘uptown,’ a rambunctious mud-ball skirmish leads to finding Paradise Lost on Licking
By Capt. Don Sanders Special to NKyTribune (The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing…
Voices of Brighton Center: Mia speaks out about how the NKY Scholar House has changed her life
This is Mia’s story, in her own words, about the life-changing opportunity she has experienced for herself and her daughter….
Mike Murphy devoted most of his life to coaching Northern Kentucky high school football players
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Mike Murphy, an outstanding high school athlete and football coach in Northern Kentucky, passed…
John Schickel: First week in the Senate was a busy one, despite losing one day to extreme weather
The threat of extreme winter weather conditions caused us to call off session in Frankfort on Friday, but not before…