Our Rich History: 1960’s Dixie Terminal, Cincinnati and fond memories of taking Green Line downtown
By Paul A. Tenkotte Special to NKyTribune This time of year brings back a flood of memories from the 1960s….
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State Health and Family Services Cabinet receives $6.1m in AmeriCorps funding, includes 3 NKY grants
The Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services (CHFS) announced that Kentucky has received more than $6 million in AmeriCorps…
O’Charley’s in Cold Spring gets a makeover; upgrades include new menu items, Curbside To Go
The O’Charley’s restaurant in Cold Spring is among several restaurants nationwide to undergo a revitalization and reimaging plan. Features include…
Camp Corral and DAV partner to provide free week of fun for military children at Camp Ernst
By Vicki Prichard NKyTribune reporter Children of Northern Kentucky military families will have the chance to attend a free, week-long…
State looking for bidders for several surplus properties, including Capital Plaza Tower in Frankfort
The Department for Facilities and Support Services is looking for interested bidders for several properties that have been deemed surplus,…
Christine Luken: Happy spending — really, it’s the experiences that matter most
Most of us would say that we enjoy spending money, although some things are more fun to splurge on than…
Home Builders, Gateway team up to benefit graduates of Enzweiler programs in HVAC, plumbing
The Home Builders Association of Northern Kentucky’s Enzweiler Building Institute has formed a partnership with Gateway Community and Technical College…
New ‘Clean Slate’ law — expungement for certain felonies — now in effect; free workshops available
A new law went into effect July 15 that allows certain Class D felony convictions to be vacated and charges…
UK running back Boom Williams named to preseason All-Southeastern Conference third team
University of Kentucky junior running back Stanley Boom Williams has been named to the Preseason Media Days All-Southeastern Conference Third…
Commentary: Public deserves answers from presidential candidates about social security
By Jim Kimbrough Special to NKyTribune When the presidential candidates accept their parties’ nominations in the coming weeks, millions of…
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in NKY talking about CARA, also addresses Trump, terrorism
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was at the Northern Kentucky Area Development District…
Tampa Bay expected to have Luke Maile behind the plate during weekend series
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter There’s a good chance that Luke Maile of Edgewood will be behind the plate…
Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Top-water lures during low light periods break the mid-summer doldrums
By Lee McClellan Special to NKyTribune An old saying among bass anglers declares they would rather catch one bass on…
KYCIR: Troubled Grant County jail to close; finances cited, but jail has been plagued by malfeasance
By R.G. Dunlop Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting Capping more than a decade of turmoil over its troubled jail, Grant…
Prep Sports Notebook: Ryle quarterback looking forward to preseason passing tournament
By Terry Boehmker NKy Tribune sports reporter Tanner Morgan will be spending the weekend doing what he loves to do…
Billy Reed: Reds are a bad team going nowhere … and the players don’t seem to care all that much
When I started following the Cincinnati Reds in the early 1950s, Rogers Hornsby, known universally as the “Rajah” was the…
Petersburg Baptist Church to celebrate 100 years of history on July 21, open to public
The Boone County Historical Society will participate in a special event to celebrate the 100 years of worship at the…
Take Campbell County’s Backroads Farm Tour for an inside look at local agriculture – from wine to goats
The annual Campbell County Backroads Farm Tour will be Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. — rain or shine….
Chef Foster: Restaurant experience should impart more than just a satisfying meal
A wise chef named Andre Soltner was once asked by a reviewer what he thought of the new advances in…
NKU’s Baxter receives national recognition for efforts to ensure high-quality respiratory care
Northern Kentucky University’s Tom Baxter has received a national award for his work to ensure the high quality of respiratory…
Children’s Home leads fight against national drug epidemic with one-of-a-kind residential treatment
By Hannah Purnell From NKY Thrives Substance abuse and drug-related crimes continue to plague cities across the U.S., and sadly…
Sullivan University faculty member and author to talk bourbon, cooking at Kenton County Library branch
Sullivan University faculty member Albert W.A. Schmid, an award-winning author and chef, will talk about cooking with Kentucky bourbon when…