Vandalized trees in Cov West Side neighborhood to be replaced, neighborhood coalition raising funds
Staff report The West Side neighborhood coalition held a fundraiser over the weekend to pay for trees to replace those…
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SEC Media Days: East rivals Kentucky, Tennessee ahead of other league foes in QB arms race
By Keith Taylor KyForward senior sports writer BIRMINGHAM — Kentucky coach Mark Stoops has never had the luxury of having…
Groundbreaking starts construction of Highland Village senior housing complex in Highland Heights
Groundbreaking for the new Highland Village senior housing complex took place Tuesday afternoon at the site of the former Highland…
St. Elizabeth takes over NKY practices of OHC; creates comprehensive cancer care destination
OHC (Oncology Hematology Care) has entered into an agreement to transition its Northern Kentucky practice (excluding Maysville) to St. Elizabeth…
State legislative panel chaired by NKY’s Schickel discusses potential medical purposes for marijuana
A state legislative committee held its first meeting last week to discuss liberalizing marijuana laws for medical purposes. “We have…
Wildcats’ latest football poster honors four players who helped integrate Southeastern Conference
The 2016 Kentucky football poster, unveiled to members of the team at a special meeting last week, is modeled after…
KCTCS summer enrollment numbers trending higher year-over-year; new ‘express enrollment’ offered
The Kentucky Community and Technical College System’s (KCTCS) summer enrollment numbers are higher than they were last year at this…
Warning from KSP: Heads up, parents and caregivers — kids left in hot cars face fatal dangers
With the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicting that most of the U.S. will face well above average temperatures this…
Home Builders Association’s HomeFest Crown Point, behind Lookout Farms in Crestview Hills
The Home Builders Association of Northern Kentucky (HBA) has announced the location of their single site home show known as…
Hemmer Company breaking ground on industrial facility in Blue Ash, collaborating with Citimark
Paul Hemmer Company is breaking ground on a 534,500-square-foot speculative industrial facility on Kenwood Road in Blue Ash. Hemmer is…
Third time is a charm: Attorney with a vision never gave up on Pike Street’s potential
By Vicki Prichard NKyTribune reporter Long before the culinary venues flanked the streets of MainStrasse, and the pulse of the…
The Hot Magnolias bringing New Orleans-style jazz to Behringer-Crawford Museum this Thursday
The Hot Magnolias, an eight-piece New Orleans Cajun/Creole jazz band, will open your eyes and ears with an exceptionally entertaining…
Former Reds GM O’Brien highlights speakers at Frontier League Hall of Fame luncheon
Dan O’Brien highlights the Frontier League Hall of Fame Luncheon on Wednesday at the Drees Pavilion. The former general manager…
Kentucky by Heart: Enterprising Katie Taylor, Grandpa Marvin ‘buds’ in more ways than one
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist This is a reprint of a Kentucky by Heart column that originally appeared on June…
Sullivan University first school in the country to offer, require Dale Carnegie Training — for skills to thrive
Sullivan University, which has a 54-year history of providing graduates with the skills needed to compete and thrive in the…
Sen. Rand Paul: Heroin, opioid epidemic felt in practically every corner of the country
When I’m meeting with Kentuckians all over the Commonwealth, it is troubling how often the heroin epidemic tops the list…
Alexandria Fire Chief supports proposed bill that would provide tax credit for volunteer firefighters
In small-town Kentucky, volunteer firefighters are part tradition, part public service. But it is becoming increasingly difficult for cities and…
Old Time Kentucky: Jackson Purchase area had its own version of ‘Free State of Jones’ during Civil War
By Berry Craig NKyTribune columnist The Jackson Purchase, Kentucky’s only Rebel-majority region, had its own “Free State of Jones” during…
Christine Luken: Meal planning really does go a long way toward ending stress at dinner time
I started meal planning over five years ago when I was coupon queen. At the time my sole motivation to…
BB&T’s Andrew Hawking to head Northern Kentucky 2016 campaign for United Way of Greater Cincinnati
Andrew T. Hawking, regional president, Northern Kentucky/Greater Cincinnati Region, BB&T, is chairing the 2016 United Way of Greater Cincinnati—Northern Kentucky…
Redwood School will benefit from ‘Bang Bang Night’ at Bonefish Grill July 31; mark your calendars
Bonefish Grill in Crescent Springs will host its 10th annual “A Bang Bang Night for Redwood” fundraiser on Sunday, July…
BBB Trends: That magnetic strip isn’t going away so fast . . .meantime, vigilance is the key
By Sandra Guile Better Business Bureau The strip is not going away. Yet. The shift to EMV chip technology for…