Local players advance to round of 16 in state tennis tournament by winning first two matches
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Six singles players and three doubles teams from local high schools advanced to the…
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Bundy resigns as head coach of Brossart girls basketball team that won 10th Region championship
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Kevin Bundy has resigned as head coach of the Bishop Brossart girls basketball team…
‘Mr. Chad’ wants to ‘make art and be creative’ and at the Creative House of Art and Design, you can too
By Josie Shriver NKyTribune reporter In November of 2020, Chad Turner and his spouse, Chuck Beatty, opened the doors to…
Prep Sports Notebook: Beechwood upsets CovCath in 35th District baseball championship game
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Beechwood scored five runs in the first two innings and went on to defeat…
Thomas More University softball says farewell to one of school’s all-time great hitters in Andrea Gahan
The Thomas More University Saints softball program graduated one of its all-time great hitters in history as the 2021 campaign…
Proposed increases for stamps — to 58 cents — and newspapers (about 9 %) will badly impact rural areas
The Rural Blog The U.S. Postal Service, a lifeline for rural papers and their audiences, is raising newspaper rates nearly…
Kentucky by Heart: The story of Ky. Governor A.O. Stanley offers one of state’s most interesting tales
I believe one of the most efficient ways to learn about Kentucky’s past is to study its governors, who have…
Constance Alexander: Lockout at Murray State Arboretum inspires public to speak up and be heard
Whether you saw the padlock first and then read the sign, or vice versa, it didn’t matter. The results were…
Lobbying spending for the 2021 General Assembly short session is eclipsed only by 2019 record
The state Legislative Ethics Commission reports that total lobbying spending for the 2021 General Assembly Regular Session, $9 million, nearly…
Kenton County Public Library offers Summer Reading Celebration — Reading Colors Your World
The Kenton County Public Library is celebrating Summer Reading Celebration (SRC) June 1 through August 31. SRC will kick off…
Healthy Headlines: Brain fog? Here’s what to do if you are confused, tired, and have memory issues
St. Elizabeth Healthcare Most of the headlines around COVID-19 have focused on respiratory side effects and symptoms — coughing, wheezing…
NKU’s School of the Arts streaming free one-act parody of soap opera, Gallantry, through June 30
Northern Kentucky University’s School of the Arts is streaming “Gallantry” by Douglas Moore, a one-act opera parody of soap opera….
Tiffany Gruen named new principal at Howell Elementary School; spent 15 years in NKY schools
The Site-Based Decision-Making Council (SBDM) at Howell Elementary School has unanimously selected Tiffany Gruen as the school’s new principal. She…
Billy Reed: Wishing everyone a Memorial Day of fun, laughter, celebration — and reflection and prayer
I wish everyone a Memorial Day weekend full of fun, laughter, and celebration. But I also hope each of us…
Jesse Brewer’s Foundation for Civic Engagement awards scholarships to two Boone County seniors
Boone County Commissioner Jesse Brewer has awarded two one-time $300 scholarships to graduating seniors from Boone County High School through…
Nominations are open for the NKY Chamber’s annual awards; deadline is July 18
Nominations are now being accepted for the Northern Kentucky Chamber’s annual awards recognizing outstanding leaders in the NKY Chamber and…
Rep. Kim Moser recieves Champion for Children Award from the state Children’s Alliance association
State Representative Kimberly Poore Moser, R-Taylor Mill, was awarded the “Champion for Children Award” from the “Children’s Alliance” a state…
Campbell County Public Library kicks off summer reading Wild About Books — win prizes
Campbell County Public Library’s Summer Reading program kicks off Saturday, June 5 with registration opening at 9 a.m. at the…
Our Rich History: Dueling with Demons — Depression, debt, and deluge in Newport, 1873-1896
By Paul A. Tenkotte Special to NKyTribune Part 74 of the series, “Resilience and Renaissance: Newport, Kentucky, 1795-2020.” The national…
Sen. John Schickel: Congratulations to the 2021 graduates for their hard work and accomplishments
As our 2021 graduates walk across the stage, I want to take a moment to congratulate them for their hard…
Legislative Research Commission offers many ways to stay engaged in action at the State Capitol
No matter what part of Kentucky you’re in, you’ll have ways to stay engaged in action at the State Capitol…
Kentucky sailor Harold Magers finally finds resting place at home, was killed in Pearl Harbor attack
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A Kentucky sailor who was killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 and…