With COVID vaccines now available to children under five, some tips to comfort kids during vaccinations
By Dr. Lindsay Ragsdale Kentucky Children’s Hospital For people with children under the age of five, you may be now…
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The Carnegie to bring RENT alive on stage as part of its summer repertory format programming
It has won numerous awards and became the unofficial soundtrack to a generation whose voice was begging to be heard……
Constance Alexander: West Ky. Workforce Board’s Mary Anne Medlock’s ‘True North’ leads to Harvard
Mary Anne Medlock’s heart was “touched with fire” even before she went to Harvard, met David Gergen in person, and…
Kentucky by Heart: Quiet solitude helps this introvert recharge; some Kentucky-centric introverted activites
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist I realized that I was probably an introvert in my mid-teens, though I didn’t call…
KYTC invites travelers to ‘Get out and Explore Kentucky’ with 2022-23 Official Highway Map
Who’s up for a road trip? Ready to see new sights, but not sure what’s out there? The 2022-2023 Kentucky…
Our Rich History: Under Dr. Kathleen Jagger, Thomas More College becomes a university
By Dr. Raymond Hebert Thomas More University Part 53 of our series “Retrospect and Vista II”: Thomas More College/University,…
Campbell County briefs: Back Roads Farm Tour, rain barrel give-away, Friends of Library book sale
Campbell County Back Roads Farm Tour A free self-guided driving tour” — the Back Roads Farm Tour — will be…
Road report: KYTC DIstrict Six reports on work on area highways this week, beware of delays, closings
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 reports on the following conditions and/or operations being undertaken this week. Be aware of…
Boone County Schools to hold Career Fair at Ignite Institute, hiring for all positions
Boone County Schools will host a career fair at the Ignite Institute on Thursday from 2-7 p.m. and iss hiring…
Kentucky Chamber hosting Women’s Summit in Lexington on July 11; NKY women on the program
On July 11, Kentuckians will have the opportunity to hear from notable women in business, politics, and other leadership roles…
Last Mile Food rescue expanding in NKY, in need of more volunteers to pick-up, deliver additional food
Last Mile Food Rescue, a volunteer-driven logistics link that rescues high-quality food throughout Greater Cincinnati, is rescuing food for a…
Kentucky Realtors establishes new nonprofit foundation to assist Kentuckians in need
The Kentucky Realtors (KYR) Board of Directors has established a non-profit, charitable organization that will financially assist individuals and entities…
Silver Grove native Grady Brown explores history of his home town during July 13 NKY History Hour
Founded in 1911, the quaint town of Silver Grove was once known as the most modern city in Northern Kentucky….
NKY Sports Hall of Fame golf outing set for July 16, registration open to first 36 teams
Staff report The Northern Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame annual golf outing is set for Saturday, July 16 at The…
Jim Walters: Inflation is scary — and impacts all of us; what’s needed are policies that offer real benefits
Welcome to the scary return of inflation, which Ronald Reagan famously described “as violent as a mugger, as frightening as…
Ken Shields coaching his Basketball Camp for Boys and Girls at Sports of All Sorts in Florence
Staff report Ken Shields is coaching basketball again – well, sort of. The man who finished a 16-year career on…
The River: Lead us not into temptation and other concerns aboard busy riverboat gaming casinos
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders shares the stories of his long association with the river…
NKU’s College of Law to host town hall-style meeting so citizens can offer advice on medical cannabis
The Team Kentucky Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee will hold a town hall-style meeting July 14, hosted by Northern Kentucky University…
Aviatra Accelerators announces six female entrepreneurs selected for 2022 Launch class
Aviatra Accelerators, a non-profit accelerator devoted to empowering women-owned startups and small businesses, has announced its 2022 Launch class. The…
Omicron BA.5 subvariant now dominant strain of virus in U.S., expected to cause new surge
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News As coronavirus cases continue to tick up in Kentucky, a new Omicron subvariant, reported…
Drought-weary Kentucky farms need a good soaker for their crops; corn growers can’t wair
By Aimee Nielson University of Kentucky It’s a dry, hot summer in Kentucky with no significant precipitation on the horizon….
Kyians invited to celebrate state’s growing flower industry during Kentucky Grown Cut Flower Month
Fresh flowers can brighten up any summer day by bringing a little bit of the outside, inside. This month, the…