Covington, Ludlow and Bromley team up for citizens’ online survey to get opinions on parks, recreation
Staff report Covington, Ludlow and Bromley are looking for citizen input on parks and park programing, though a website survey…
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Kentucky Afield Outdoors: Remote trail cameras provide hunters with extra set of eyes
By Kevin Kelly Special to NKyTribune A few paces inside a tree line that borders an open field thick with…
Aetna, Louisville’s Humana announce merger; Governor ‘cautiously optimistic’ it’s a ‘net positive’
From Press Releases Aetna (NYSE: AET) and Louisville-based Humana Inc. (NYSE: HUM) today announced that they have entered into a…
Augusta’s Baker-Bird Winery enjoying resurgence, as part of region’s wine history and prominence
By John Lachmann NKyTribune contributor With the explosion of wineries in the area, it may seem like local wine’s popularity…
NASCAR revises World Truck Series format; takes effect first at Kentucky Speedway
NASCAR announced revisions Thursday to its NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS) Keystone Light Pole qualifying procedures at all intermediate…
Impact Northern Kentucky names leadership classes for coming year, programs to encourage engagement
Impact Northern Kentucky, a nonprofit of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, is honored to announce the Leadership Northern Kentucky…
Boating safety tips, just in time for holiday weekend; remember if you plan to hit waterways this summer
Special to NKyTribune As Kentuckians prepare to enjoy time on the state’s numerous lakes and rivers for the July Fourth…
Kentucky by Heart: An improvised explosive device took Marine’s sight, but not his vision
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Matthew Bradford has participated in scuba diving, fishing, rock climbing, surfing, swimming and distance races….
Kentucky receives $3.7 million in service grants; funding to help meet critical state, local needs
Kentucky received more than $3.7 million in AmeriCorps funding from the Corporation for National and Community Service for 12 programs….
CBC, Haile Foundation team up to ‘Tag Team’ graffiti, trash in downtown Cov, as game day approaches
In advance of baseball’s showcase game in mid-July, the Covington Business Council has announced a return performance of its effort…
Beshear sets vision for Kentucky Workforce Innovation Board with recent executive order
Gov. Steve Beshear by executive order reconstituted the Kentucky Workforce Innovation Board, citing the crucial role it will play in…
Flags ordered to half-staff in honor of state trooper killed in the line of duty
Gov. Steve Beshear has directed that flags at all state office buildings be lowered to half-staff Monday in honor of…
Skyward promotes Kristine Frech to vice president, Nancy Costello to director as new work plan begins
Skyward, formerly known as Vision 2015, promoted Kristine Frech to vice president and Nancy Costello to director. Frech joined the…
KSO’s 21st Summer in Devou Park continues outdoor concert tradition — with terrific measure of great fun
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s 21st Summer in Devou Park continues a nearly 80-year tradition of fun, family-gatherings at the landmark…
COV200 organizing self-guided walking tours to celebrate city’s rich culture — seeking your ideas
Covington’s 19 neighborhoods are filled with unique history, beautiful architecture, vibrant artwork, and much more. COV200, the group charged with…
Paul Long: On a rainy morning, running gives adults the chance to play in the puddles
When you first start out running on a rainy morning, you want to jump over or run around the puddles,…
Baker Hunt project tabled after vigorous debate over new construction; board wants more information
By Greg Paeth NKyTribune Reporter Covington’s Urban Design Review Board has decided it needs more information from the Baker Hunt…
Former Bellevue Mayor Tom Wiethorn, 61, dies, remembered by city for long service
Former Bellevue Mayor Thomas J. Wiethorn, 61, passed away early this morning. He had a long history of service in…
Our Rich History: Expressly the facts – How I/71-75 evolved from a dream into a nightmare
(This is part of a regular series especially for the NKyTribune on local history by three distinguished historians, Paul Tenkotte…
Bill Straub: Kentucky GOP delegation, often at odds, singing same tune on environment
Kentucky Republicans aren’t exactly kissing cousins these days. The U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, of Louisville, and the man…
TranspARTation Grants available to help give students experiences outside the classroom
School is out across the Commonwealth, but Kentucky teachers can start planning now for next year’s field trips by applying…
Celebrate Independence Day with fireworks, food, more at Kentucky state parks July 3-5
Get your red, white and blue on at Kentucky State Parks this July. Enjoy Fourth of July activities at a…