Horizon Community of Funds grants $30k to three nonprofits for emergency rental assistance
Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky has granted $30,000 each to Brighton Center, Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission, and St….
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Beshear on 2021: Great year for development, with more to come; ‘let’s get Brent Spence Bridge built’
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today It was an outstanding year for economic development in Kentucky and Gov. Andy Beshear says…
Our Rich History: Gathering Places of Greater Cincinnati — new book is a magical masterpiece
By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special to NKyTribune “Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same…
NKY Chamber of Commerce announces legislative agenda for 2022 Kentucky General Assembly
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce unveiled its state legislative agenda for the upcoming 2022 Kentucky General Assembly during its…
City of Newport commissioners approve 2020 NewportForward comprehensive plan
The City of Newport Board of Commissioners approved the goals and objectives for the 2020 NewportFORWARD Comprehensive Plan at the…
First of three St. Vincent de Paul coat distribution events set for Saturday at Newport Primary
St. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky will host the first of three planned coat distribution events this Saturday from 9…
Covington ready to move along on IRS site demolition and abatement; issues call for proposals
The behind-the-scenes work on developing the 23-acre former IRS site should grow substantially more visible early in the new year….
Ark Encounter, one of most-visited attractions in KY, earns 2021 Traverse Silver Award from KTIA
Ark Encounter has earned a Traverse Award for Excellence in Tourism Marketing from the Kentucky Travel Industry Association. The award…
Kentucky by Heart: A look back at ‘100 who made a difference,’ contemplating those who may be next
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Always looking for stories with Kentucky connections, I recently perused Barry Horstman’s 1999 book, published…
Study says Kentucky’s highway system ranks 4th nationally in road condition, cost effectiveness
Kentucky’s highway system ranks 4th in the nation in overall cost-effectiveness and condition, according to the Annual Highway Report published…
Despite tight supply, high demand, crude oil price fluctuations cause stabilization at the pump
Since Monday, the national average for a gallon of regular gasoline has decreased by a penny to $3.39. According to…
Region’s childhood obesity rates have increased putting kids at greater risk of severe COVID-19
By Cororinne Boyer Ohio Valley ReSource In October, University of Kentucky Children’s hospital reported a substantial rise in children hospitalized…
Mitch McConnell: New Kentucky projects highlight the Commonwealth’s clout in Washington
Kentucky and Washington, D.C. may only be separated by a few hundred miles, but the two places sometimes feel wildly…
‘Come Find Bourbon’ partnership between meetNKY, Bardstown, and Frankfort wins marketing gold medal
A collaboration between meetNKY, Bardstown Tourism and Frankfort Tourism has won a Gold Medal for a Marketing Campaign for their…
Constance Alexander: Celebrating the holiday season with books by Kentucky writers
Swamped by yuletide frenzy, supply chain snags, and rising inflation? This could be the year to practice the Icelandic ritual…
Kentucky gas prices down two cents on the week as price of crude oil falls below $80 per barrel
After stubbornly staying above $80 a barrel since Labor Day, the price of crude oil tumbled this week into the…
Our Rich History: ‘Gentleman’ Jim Connor, a legend at Thomas More College
By Dr. Raymond Hebert Thomas More University Part 21 of our series, “Retrospect and Vista II”: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021….
Nominations now being accepted for 2022 NKY Excellence in Education Celebration awards
Nominations are now open for the 2022 NKY Excellence in Education Celebration awards. On April 27, 2022, the Northern Kentucky…
Jim West, first executive director of Tri-ED, dies at 74 in Georgia after battle with cancer
Staff report James “Jim” F. West, Jr., first executive director of Tri-ED, died Tuesday, November 16, in Augusta, Georgia, after…
KYTC reminding Kentuckians to buckle up and put phones down as holiday travel season nears
With the holidays quickly approaching, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s (KYTC) Office of Highway Safety (KOHS) is sending Thanksgiving travelers important…
Ky. Chamber launches Center for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion; Frazier named executive director
To help create meaningful, long-term change for Kentucky businesses, families, and communities, the Kentucky Chamber Foundation has announced the launch…
Our Rich History: Thomas More College ‘legend,’ artist Darrell Brothers; art still hangs around campus
By Raymond Hebert Special to NKyTribune Part 20 of out Series, “Retrospect and Vista II”: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021 Darrell…