Heritage Bank’s Ian Addington named 79th president of Florence Rotary Club
Heritage Bank’s Ian Addington has been named the 79th President of the Florence Rotary Club, succeeding, Julie Pile. Addington was…
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City of Covington offering assistance to startups through Small Business Incentive Program
The deadline is approaching for small businesses in Covington to apply for the latest round of City funding offered through…
Friends of the Campbell County Public Library seeking applications for new board members
The board of directors of the Friends of the Campbell County Public Library is accepting applications for new members. Applications…
Opinion – Chris McDaniel: Interim Joint Committees hard at work in new fiscal year
I hope you had a safe and enjoyable Independence Day and are staying cool during these hot summer days. On…
Dan Weber Just Sayin’: Only now, we’re Just Askin’ about upcoming sports calendar, even the Olympics
Questions, we’ve got questions, lots and lots of questions with the entire Northern Kentucky sporting calendar ahead of us for…
Ark Encounter announces return of ’40 Days & 40 Nights’ of Christian music
For the fourth year in a row, the world’s largest Christian music festival returns to the Ark Encounter, July 30-September…
TMU Biology Field Station to host fundraising concert to support Ohio River conservation
Thomas More University’s Biology Field Station will host a fundraising concert this summer to raise support for its conservation, education,…
Kentucky Chamber, HBA release detailed report on economic impact of housing in the Commonwealth
Examining Kentucky’s critical housing challenges and the impact on economic development is the focus of a new report released by…
NKU receives five-year National Science Foundation grant to fund climate change research project
Northern Kentucky University faculty and students will participate in a five-year, $20 million National Science Foundation (NSF) project aimed at…
Debunking myths, misinformation about sunscreens — they don’t cause cancer but do expire
By Gina Van Thomme and Kellie Bramlet Blackburn MD Anderson Cancer Center Sunscreen is a hot topic – and not…
Bluegrass Wildlife: The sounds of nature’s night can be deafening, scary, and wonderful at the same time
By Howard Whiteman Murray State University “WHIP-POOR-WILL, WHIP-POOR-WILL, WHIP-POOR-WILL” was the call coming from the windowsill. The male whip-poor-will, who…
Kentucky by Heart: Author Elisabeth La Pinta’s new book offers unique look at history of KY quiltmaking
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune Columnist Like I figure many of you do, I’ve often found pleasure in the simple act…
LIHEAP Summer Subsidy program to help with summer cooling costs to begin enrollment July 16
Kentucky’s Community Actions Partnerships have announced the starts date for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) Summer Subsidy, aimed…
Opinion – Christopher Parr: Certificate of need, like anything that hinders a free market, needs reform
A major issue in Kentucky’s 2024 legislative primaries is one that many outside of Northern Kentucky may not know about:…
Prep Sports Report: Six football teams ready to begin preseason practice with new head coaches
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Northern Kentucky high school football teams can begin non-contact practice in helmets on Wednesday…
NKY-based Drees Homes expands its Build on Your Lot operations throughout Greater Cincinnati
Staff report Drees Homes, a national home builder headquartered in Northern Kentucky, is expanding its Build on Your Lot operations…
Our Rich History: Pure Food, Temperance and Progressive intersect at ‘Nasty Corner’
By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune Part 9 of an occasional series about fast food restaurants. In 1888,…
KY Republican Headquarters building fund tops $3.2 million, most from corporations with lobbying interests
By Tom Loftus Kentucky Lantern The Republican Party of Kentucky Building Fund raised another $314,750 in the past three months…
A landmark study with universities and USDA addresses ‘what has happened to the fireflies?’
By Jordan Strickler University of Kentucky A landmark study conducted by the University of Kentucky Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food…
No-interest loans available to qualified entitities to clean up ‘brownfield sites’
Gov. Andy Beshear announced that $1 million is available for no-interest loans to qualified entities to clean up brownfield sites…
KY can soon provide Medicaid health coverage to those in re-entry from prison
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Kentucky is one of five additional states that will soon provide Medicaid health coverage…
An in-state vacation for a road-tripping family-fun time — the Kentucky Capitals Quest adventure
Summer road trip season is in full swing, and the new Kentucky Capitals Quest takes road trippers on adventures to…