Book about successful career of coach Kenney Shields should interest local basketball fans

By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports writer During his annual summer basketball camp at Ft. Thomas Armory this week, legendary coach Kenney Shields gathered the young players around him during breaks between drills and shared stories about what the game of basketball has taught him. After recounting bits and pieces of his life and successful coaching…

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SmartHealthToday: Summer is great time for teens to put spare time to good use — here are some ideas

By Anya Rao SmartHealthToday Summer is the ideal time for teenagers to put their spare time to good use by volunteering in their community. Volunteering can be a character building experience. Plus, some schools require volunteer hours and it can be a valuable addition to a college or job application. There are many opportunities to…

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Brent Cooper: Leadership Northern Kentucky is critical to our region’s long-term success

Whether you know it or not, Leadership Northern Kentucky (LNK) is a critical ingredient in the long-term success of our community. The contributions by LNK classes over the years are wide ranging. LNK classes have done everything from installing handicap doors at Redwood, to creating a Healthy newborn site for Transitions that serves mother’s going…

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NASCAR XFINITY Series Alsco 300 at KY Speedway postponed until Saturday at noon due to storms

By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor Tonight’s NASCAR XFINITY Series Alsco 300 at Kentucky Speedway in Sparta has been postponed due to inclement weather. It has been rescheduled until noon tomorrow (Saturday). Strong thunderstorms swept through the region just as drivers were about to conclude qualifying for the NASCAR Monster Cup Series Quaker State 400….

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Keven Moore: When it comes to distracted driving, even police officers preach ‘do as I say, not as I do’

Distracted driving is a serious and escalating problem throughout the United States and when we think of distracted driving today most of us visualize cell phone or texting on a smartphone. Right? But little did we know that the very people that are commissioned with enforcing the distracted driving laws in our communities are some…

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It’s NASCAR week at KY Speedway, highlighted by the Monster Energy Cup Series Quaker State 400

Kentucky Speedway in Sparta takes its place in the NASCAR spotlight with three big races, including a stop on the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, this weekend. The action starts tonight with the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Buckle Up In Your Truck 225. The NASCAR XFINITY Series Alsco 300 takes center stage Friday, followed…

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NKY to “Feel the Bern” Sunday; Sanders will be in Covington protesting effort to repeal ACA

Sen. Bernie Sanders is coming to Covington Sunday to rally the people of Kentucky to demand that Republican Senate Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) not go forward with his effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act. Sanders claims McConnell’s legislation, which would throw 22 million Americans off of health insurance, would be a disaster for the…

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Nation’s premier gathering of street machines, customized cars coming to Bowling Green

This will be the first year the highly anticipated annual automotive event will be held in Bowling Green. “Chevrolet Performance CAR CRAFT Summer Nationals continues to be one of the leading, must-attend events for automotive enthusiasts nationwide,” says TEN’s Vice President of Automotive Events Steve Freeman. “We are excited to bring this engaging event to…

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Union Terminal gets $5m in Ohio historic tax credits; among 36 buildings statewide to receive funding

Union Terminal was one of 36 buildings awarded Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credits Wednesday. The Art Deco icon and National Historic Landmark received $5 million of the $35 million in tax credits awarded by the Ohio Development Services Agency. “We are grateful for the state’s recognition of one of its most historic buildings and realize…

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Going All In: Toyota Kentucky launches production of cutting-edge, ‘exciting’ 2018 Camry in Georgetown

Chad Lindon has worked at Toyota in Georgetown for 22 years and said the 2018 Camry is the most exciting vehicle launch he’s seen — and for good reason. “The 2018 Camry takes it to another level,” said Lindon, a Powertrain production team member. “It catches the eye. It has more horsepower, better fuel economy,…

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Art Lander’s Outdoors: Raccoons in the attic? Nuisance wildlife no laughing matter for people, pets

Kentucky is blessed with a diversity of wildlife – some 74 species of mammals, 380 species of birds, and 112 species of reptiles and amphibians. Many landowners encourage wildlife on their property and spend countless hours and considerable sums of money to improve habitat for rabbits and quail, white-tailed deer and wild turkeys. But when…

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