Locals Dusing, Gardner head back to the front in Ukraine, bouyed by support of humanitarian efforts
Staff report Ben Dusing and John Gardner have started their journey back to Kherson to resume their humanitarian efforts in…
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Government briefs: A round-up of government meetings across the region this week
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter PARK HILLS Park Hills city council discussed Police Chief Cody Stanley’s monthly report at…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Hunting season news and observations with autumn set to begin Sept. 22
Autumn officially begins in nine days on September 22. Many hunting seasons have opened, or will be in upcoming weeks….
Project manager selected for Commonwealth Center for Biomedical Excellence in Covington
The Northern Kentucky Port Authority, in partnership with Kenton County, selected HDR to serve as project manager for the planned…
Mike Tussey: Football is here — exciting for everyone — including the announcers
Here we are in early September and you can feel it in the warm air! Football and the game is…
Horizon Community Funds awards $100,000 to 6 nonprofits, largest impact cycle in its history
Horizon Community Funds has granted $100,000 to six different nonprofits serving Northern Kentucky. This is the largest Community Impact Fund…
Our Rich History: Walt’s Hitching Post, a NKY favorite from World War II to present
By Raymond G. Hebert, PhD Special to NKyTribune Part seven of an occasional series about Casual and Fine Dining In…
John Schickel’s Pickle and Wiener Feast returns as benefit for NKY Special Olympics
John Schickel, retiring state Senator, first held his Pickle and Wiener Feast in 2012 as an election fundraiser. It was…
USS Nightmare haunted house attraction opens Friday, the 13th; get tickets here
The USS Nightmare, a haunted house attraction built on an actual steam-powered dredge boat, opens Friday September 13 at 7…
Celebrate the region’s German heritage throughout September as Oktoberfest season officially begins
October might be German Heritage Month, but greater Cincinnati will be paying homage to the region’s German heritage throughout the…
Kentucky closes out summer among states with lowest gas prices as demand falls, oil prices plunge
After idling over the Labor Day weekend, the national average for a gallon of gas resumed its pace of daily…
CBC names Tony Kreutzjans Founder Award winner; annual dinner set for Nov. 7
The Covington Business Council will honor Tony Kreutzjans with Founder Award at its annual dinner Thursday, November 7 at the…
BE NKY Growth Partnership announces additional functionality added to Northern Kentucky Atlas
Since BE NKY Growth Partnership (BE NKY) launched the Northern Kentucky Atlas in late 2022, the data visualization tool is…
Local projects among those funded by nearly $1.7 million in aid to Community Forestry Programs
Gov. Andy Beshear announced Wednesday that $1,688,132 will go to 16 organizations or communities across Kentucky to plant trees, hire…
Opinion – Lauren Huizenga: Chris McDaniel is a champion for Northern Kentucky
Have you ever heard of a boxer punching above their weight? That’s what northern Kentucky has in Senator Chris McDaniel….
Mike Tussey: Homecomings — a return to the very pulse of our lives
My wife Jo and I moved from Ashland to Florence, Kentucky, in 1997. It was tough for both of us,…
Bluegrass Wildlife: Here trash, there trash, everywhere there’s trash — clean up the mess
By Howard Whiteman Murray State University Taking a jog along the country roads near my house brings out a mix…
Frankfort’s historic ‘Singing Bridge’ closed by KYTC until further notice for structural safety concerns
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today An historic bridge in the downtown Frankfort area has been ordered closed until further notice…
Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife quota hunt application period open through September 30
Kentucky’s fall hunting seasons offers expanded opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy their favorite activities. The Kentucky Department of Fish…
Our Rich History: From Green Derby to Purple Poulet, a tradition of great food in Newport
By Raymond G. Hebert, PhD Special to NKyTribune Part 6 of an occasional series about Casual & Fine Dining In…
Book review: Lawyer Roger Braden’s homage to the coal miner; is it lights out for King Coal?
By James P. Dady Special to NKyTribune King Coal, it was called, and never has there been a more powerful…
Covington receives five IEDC economic development excellence awards for projects, community outreach
The world’s largest council of economic development professionals has awarded Covington five 2024 Excellence in Economic Development Awards, honoring work…