Art Lander’s Outdoors: The eagle has landed — survived and flourished — back from the brink
This is the last of a two-part series on the comeback of America’s national symbol. On July 12, 1995 federal…
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Keith Taylor: Repeating a tough task for Villanova as NCAA Tournament ushers in March Madness
Let the madness begin. The NCAA Tournament began Tuesday night as eight teams battled for four coveted spots in the…
Staying Home: UK Hoops gets date with Belmont at Memorial Coliseum for NCAA Tourney opening round
By Kindsey Bernhard NKyTribune intern UK Hoops will not have to travel at all for their first-round game of the…
NFIB’s small business ‘Optimism Index’ shows ‘change in policy’ encouraging, labor market tight
Small business optimism remained at one of its highest readings in 43 years, as small business awaits a new healthcare…
Brent Cooper: NKU is already a winner — great national exposure in game against the Big Blue
As soon as it was announced that Northern Kentucky University’s men’s basketball team would be playing the University of Kentucky…
Ft. Thomas Independent Schools Superintendent Gene Kirchner announces his retirement, June 30
Fort Thomas Independent Schools Superintendent Gene Kirchner has announced his retirement with this letter to the board: Dear Board of…
Kentucky by Heart: When it comes to having pun in Kentucky, there’s a lot of low-hanging fruit
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Note: This column originally appeared in NKyTribune on April 5, 2016 I have always enjoyed…
‘Random dude’ key to first day of testimony in Dooley new trial hearing; judge denies motion to recuse
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The first day of a hearing to determine if David Wayne Dooley will get…
Grant County senior Haley Bryan earns second Poetry Out Loud state championship
Grant County High School senior Haley Bryan earned her second state champion title March 7 at the Kentucky Poetry Out…
Boone’s Gray Middle one of few KY middle schools to earn Blue Ribbon designation; learning thrives
By Brenna Kelly Kentucky Teacher Being named a 2016 Blue Ribbon School was not a surprise to teachers at Gray…
Intrepid Urban Farmer: With big swings in temps, who knows when to start . . . a gardener’s conundrum
By Ginger Dawson Special to NKyTribune This winter sure is weird. This was supposed to be my first year to…
SmartHealthToday: With spring sports on the horizon, here’s how to stay healthy and active
By Rory Glynn SmartHealthToday St. Elizabeth Healthcare looks at spring high school sports and what athletes, coaches and parents should…
The Carnegie Gallery season continues with The Nothing That Is: A Drawing Show in Five Parts
The Carnegie’s 2016-17 Gallery Season continues with The Nothing That Is: A Drawing Show in Five Parts running through April…
Skidaddles childcare in Florence holding open house to celebrate expansion; planning franchises
The Florence Skidaddles drop-in childcare has added 1,000 square feet of space, a 37% expansion, to accommodate growing demand. The…
Coaches preparing Scott Eagles for long-awaited return trip to boys’ state basketball tournament
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter All of the advance tickets that Scott High School received for the Eagles’ first-round…
Kentucky not looking beyond NKU, takes game-by-game approach into NCAA Tournament
By Keith Taylor Special to NKyTribune Despite the loaded South Region bracket, Kentucky isn’t worried. The Wildcats are taking a…
Newport Independent Schools reminds parents kindergarten entry age is now August 1
The Newport Independent Schools is reminding the community that beginning with the 2017-18 school year, the State of Kentucky has…
News briefs: Let It Go consignment store, Florence Hooters remodeled, Robin Givens at YWCA luncheon
MaryBeth McGarr has opened a Let It Go Consignment store at 7926 Alexandria Pike in Alexandria. “We all have material…
Commission on Deaf and Hard of Hearing to recognize deaf champions, community’s rich history
The Kentucky Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (KCDHH) urges everyone to celebrate National Deaf History Month, March…
Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s 25th Anniversary season includes Amadeus Live at Greaves
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra continues its 25th Anniversary Season at Greaves Concert Hall with a another regional premiere — Amadeus…
BBB Trends: Spring showers, strong storms can bring out ‘storm chasers’ scammers. Beware.
By Sandra Guile Better Business Bureau Spring showers and strong storms can cause untold damage to your property, prompting the…