Nominations now open for NKY Chamber’s annual dinner and awards; submission deadline June 1
Nominations are now being accepted for the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) annual awards recognizing outstanding leaders in…
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As COVID subsidies come to an end, Kentuckians encouraged to focus on healthy lifestyle changes
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service The “Raise Your Guard” Campaign is encouraging Kentuckians to be more physically active, minimize…
Kentucky by Heart: EKU’s Upward Bound programs offer leg up to first-generation students, and veterans
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist A trip down Richmond way last week brought me some uplifting information. If you or…
Constance Alexander: They ran, they voted and they won — make way millennial and Gen Z candidates
Time to quit whining about the good old days because, face it, they were not especially good. Everyone was not…
Ben Dusing and John Gardner, after respite at home, plan return to stepped-up Ukraine humanitarian work
Staff report Local attorney Ben Dusing and his friend and colleague John Gardner have been to Ukraine many times now…
Our Rich History: The unknown muralist of St. Augustine’s emerges from the shadows
By Stephen Enzweiler Special to the NKyTribune (Part 5 of a five-part series on the history of St. Augustine Parish,…
Northern Kentucky Education Council names annual Excellence in Education honorees; event April 25
The Northern Kentucky Education Council has announced its annual Excellence in Education Honorees to be recognized at its 2023 Excellence…
Fentanyl test strips are no longer considered drug paraphernalia in Kentucky; that could help save lives
Staff report Thanks to a bill sponsored by Rep. Kim Moser and Rep. Rachel Roberts which passed in the legislative…
Leslie Vickers sought a challenge and got it — as new vice president of Point Enterprises
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Leslie Vickers said she wanted to do something with a purpose. She wanted a challenge….
Northern Kentucky communities kick off Easter week festivities with annual Easter egg hunts
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Saturday, April 1, was Easter egg hunt day in the Northern Kentucky area. Not…
Sen. Whitney Westerfield, 10-year veteran, announces he’ll resign the Kentucky Senate at end of his term
State Sen. Whitney Westerfield, R-Fruit Hill, a 10-year veteran of the Kentucky Senate, announced last week he will not seek…
Green Umbrella’s Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit May 12 to feature local art exhibition
Green Umbrella’s 10th annual Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit on May 12 at the Duke Energy Convention Center will include an…
Amye Bensenhaver: Breathing a sigh of relief as lawmakers depart, leaving swath of injustice
“Adjourned sine die.” The sweetest phrase in the legislative lexicon. Open government advocates on March 30 breathed a sigh of…
Kentucky guard Cason Wallace ‘all in’ on taking his game to the next level, enters NBA Draft
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Cason Wallace is going to the next level. The Kentucky freshman guard announced his plans…
Boone County Garden Club adds special touch to Turfway’s Jeff Ruby Steaks’ floral winner’s blanket
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter The Boone County Garden Club embraced enthusiastically their annual task for the recent Jeff…
The River: Tarzan, Lester, a snake, an ill-conceived prank marked the AVALON’s trip to Bayou Sara
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Healthy Headlines: Social media and Zoom dysmorphia — why do I hate the way I look?
St. Elizabeth Healthcare If you spend a good part of your day in virtual meetings or on social media platforms…
Jeni Al Bahrani gets fast start as first director of TMU Zembrodt Center for Entreprenurship and Innovation
In just three months as inaugural director, Jeni Al Bahrani ’05, Thomas More University’s Dr. Anthony ’65 & Geraldine ’66…
New court venue bill — vetoed by Governor, overridden by legislature — gets its test on ‘gray machines’
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A court venue bill, which was one of the bills vetoed by the Governor and…
Covington incentives to help improve facade of old Value City space, new home for Keller Logistics
The “Value City” and “Burlington” signs have been taken down. Soon, helped by a City incentive, a redesigned façade featuring…
KYTC lauches statewide campaign to air on TV, radio during Distracted Driving Awareness Month in April
In honor of National Distracted Driving Awareness Month in April, Kentucky is driving home a life-saving message for all motorists…
Master Provisions raises more than $120,000 during inaugural Bridges to Blessings gala
Master Provisions’ inaugural gala event was a success with nearly 300 guests from across the region in attendance at the…