Brighton Center 50 Years, 50 Stories; supporter ‘had no idea’ how many programs Center now includes
As part of its 50th Anniversary Celebration this year, Brighton Center has introduced a “50 Years, 50 Stories” series to…
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Our Rich History: Cathedral Basilica Gargoyles and Chimera can be traced back to 19th-Century Paris
by Stephen Enzweiler Special to NKyTribune Chances are, if you’ve ever driven along Madison Avenue in Covington, you’ve seen them….
Ludlow plans community gathering space for vacant lot near City Hall; includes train viewing platform
The City of Ludlow will develop an activated community space on a vacant lot adjacent to City Hall. The development…
Commentary: Why Hillary? From close up, personal, answer is simple: She is best person for the job
This is the first of two guest columns about the upcoming presidential race, featuring personal commentaries on the top two…
SmartHealthToday: Still dealing with empty nest syndrome? Try these tips for coping (celebrating)
By Dianne Gebhardt-French SmartHealthToday You’ve had a few weeks to cope with your empty nest syndrome, but if you’re still…
BBB Trends: Guard your Medicare information; it’s best not to respond to an unsolicited sales pitches
By Sandra Guile Better Business Bureau Senior citizens who are preparing to file for Medicare for the first time or…
Covington Mayor race, Part I: Sherry Carran, on ‘Why I should be re-elected as Covington’s mayor’
As part of the NKyTribune’s pre-election coverage, we have offered this space to the two candidates for mayor of Covington….
Ethics Reporter: Spending by lobbyists for businesses, organizations on record-breaking pace
Lobbyists and the businesses and organizations that employ them spent $15 million in the first eight months of 2016, and…
Toast for Hope celebration of Women’s Crisis Center’s 40th anniversary is Oct. 21 at Drees Pavillion
The annual Toast for Hope event on October 21st will celebrate the 40-year anniversary of Women’s Crisis Center’s service to…
Newport’s East Row Garden Club’s Tree Revitalize will plant 145 street trees on Saturday, Oct. 15
Tree Revitalize, a project spearheaded by Newport’s East Row Garden Club, will hold their third street tree planting event on…
New $14 million senior living community to open in Elsmere; Emerald Trace to have 74 residences
Nearly one year after construction began on a new $14 million senior living community in Elsmere, the project has entered…
Old Time Kentucky: Did Mayfield host the Bluegrass State’s biggest burgoo blowout in ’31?
By Berry Craig NKyTribune columnist Generations of Kentucky politicians knew that the true path to voters’ hearts ran through their…
Renovation of Covington Transit Center complete; user-friendly space with better lighting, new design
The Covington Transit Center reopened this week after completion of a renovation that started in May. The TANK Covington Transit…
Keith Taylor: Staying the course, Kentucky holds off Vandy to reach halfway mark of season
After Kentucky opened the season with two straight losses, Mark Stoops didn’t want the Wildcats to chart a new path….
Kentucky Downs follows live meet with record historical horse racing month; ‘everybody wins’
By Jennie Reis Kentucky Downs Kentucky Downs started September with a record-setting live race meet and concluded with the track’s…
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Conservation officers memorialized at new Big Rivers WMA State Forest
By Dave Baker Special to NKyTribune Two conservation officers, widely regarded for their involvement with local communities, passion for introducing…
Friday Football Roundup: NewCath defense makes coach proud in district win over Holy Cross
The NKyTribune will be providing focused coverage of NKY high school football throughout the season, thanks to support from St. Elizabeth…
Ryle battles to the end in district win over Cooper to remain undefeated
The NKyTribune will be providing focused coverage of NKY high school football throughout the season, thanks to support from St. Elizabeth…
Daily Yonder: Soldiers’ death rates in Iraq, Afghanistan higher for those from rural America
By Bill Bishop Daily Yonder An outsized number of U.S. soldiers killed in the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan have…
Small employers in Kentucky aren’t likely to offer health insurance to workers, study says
Most of Kentucky’s small employers don’t offer health insurance, while almost all of the state’s larger employers do, according to…
Two NKY officers graduate as part of Class 476 from training at KY Department of Criminal Justice
Twenty-seven law enforcement officers from agencies across the state graduated from basic training Friday at the Kentucky Department of Criminal…
Billy Reed: Once a patsy, SEC doormat Vandy no longer considered a sure win for Wildcats
No matter how bad it got for the Kentucky football, you could always count of Vanderbilt, waiting there at the…