Chef Foster: Preserving the sanctity of pasta, one of our oldest and most versatile culinary treasures
Mention the word pasta to someone and they may shrug their shoulders slightly. Yeah, they like it all right but…
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Bellevue Chief Turner, Sen. McDaniel honored at KLC President’s Banquet at NKY Convention Center
Bellevue Police Chief Wayne Turner and State Sen. Chris McDaniel (R-Taylor Mill) were recognized at the Kentucky League of Cities…
Welcome to Bluebird Brew Cafe at Highlands, student-run business for learning and great coffee
Special to NKyTribune Highlands High School has its own coffee shop, the Bluebird Brew Cafe. It’s a student run business…
Jeff Rubin: Key to creating jobs, retaining businesses? A stronger connection to the arts
How to create jobs, retain business, and attract new industry are major concerns to many communities, large and small, across…
Bowling Green’s Cline installed as president; state award winners recognized at REALTORS Convention
Kentucky REALTORS® (KYR), one of the state’s largest professional associations representing more than 10,600 members, elected and installed its 2018…
Cancer Support Community Greater Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky hosts Evening of Hope gala
Cancer Support Community Greater Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky (CSC) is hosting its ninth annual Evening of Hope gala on Saturday, Oct. 14….
Beechwood rolls to 49-0 win over Bellevue in first Class 1A district seeding game for both teams
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter After playing its first six football games against teams in higher classes, Beechwood blasted…
Ryle golfer Ryan Clements ties for 11th in boys’ state tournament to earn second-team all-state honors
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Ryle senior golfer Ryan Clements earned second-team all-state honors by placing 11th in the…
Returnee Wenyen Gabriel changes mindset, overall focus going into second season
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Once he slowed down, Wenyen Gabriel finally caught his breath. The Kentucky sophomore forward learned…
Gateway names Andrew Carroll new Workforce Solutions vice president, effective Oct. 30
Gateway Community & Technical College has named Andrew (Andy) Carroll will be the new Workforce Solutions vice president. He will…
Legislative leaders say pension reform plan is ‘closer’ but offer no details; seek long-term solutions
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Legislative leaders gave no details on a public pension reform plan, saying there is more…
Dayton’s female football player is cancer survivor who earned varsity letters in four other sports
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Megan Downard plans to enroll in a nursing degree program after she graduates from…
City of Covington rededicates Armed Services Memorial; a ‘rich tribute’ to those who sacrificed
The City of Covington hosted a grand opening and rededication ceremony for the Armed Services Memorial in Devou Park. The…
PNC Bank President Kay Geiger selected for 20th Annual Metropolitan Award to be presented Oct. 24
Kay Geiger will be the honoree at the sold out 20th Annual Metropolitan Award Dinner held at The Metropolitan Club…
Be careful, drivers, your chances are one in 100 that you will hit a deer in Kentucky — it’s that time
According to new claims data from State Farm, the odds drivers will hit a deer in Kentucky are 1 out…
Bill Straub: In wake of deadly Las Vegas shooting, expect Congress to do absolutely nothing
WASHINGTON – It was Ethel Lina White in her novel The Wheel Spins who first maintained that “Lost causes are…
Keven Moore: Some survival lessons we can all take away from the tragic Las Vegas massacre
Last Monday morning, we all awoke to the news of the Las Vegas massacre where 59 people were shot and…
St. E Physicians celebrates opening of Journey Recovery Center, addiction treatments to ‘save lives’
St. Elizabeth Healthcare is celebrating the official opening of a new 12,000-square-foot facility that will focus on bringing additional resources…
Kentucky awarded $2 million in federal grants to expand workforce, education data collection
The Kentucky Center for Education and Workforce Statistics (KCEWS) has been awarded two federal grants totaling $2 million to expand…
Children’s Law Center planning two special events, one honors Kim Brooks, the other a family musical
Kim Brooks Tandy has achieve amazing results helping children and youth overcome obstacles to success. After 28 years, Kim stepped…
UK College of Agriculture, Food and Environment continues hemp research; crop shows potential
By Katie Pratt UK CAFE With hemp’s reintroduction into the United States as a part of research pilot programs in…
City of Union will hold ribbon-cutting to welcome Flying Olive Bluegrass to the city on October 21
The City of Union will hold a ceremonial ribbon cutting ceremony for Flying Olive Bluegrass, to welcome the business to…