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Kentuckians urged to ‘Skip the Line,’ take advantage of new remote-renewal driver licensing intitative

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New remote renewal-based licensing alternatives will provide Kentuckians opportunities to “Skip the Line” and avoid waiting at Driver Licensing Regional Offices across the state, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced. Options are now available using online, in-office and mail-in renewal forms. “We’re working to do everything we can to provide alternative options for Kentuckians and reduce…

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KYTC kicks off Work Zone Awareness Week, reminds drivers to avoid distraction, slow down

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With cones and barrels once again marking the start of road construction season, Gov. Andy Beshear and Kentucky Transportation Cabinet officials on Tuesday urged motorists to reduce distractions, slow down and drive safely on Kentucky’s highways this week, which is National Work Zone Awareness Week, and every week of the year. “We’re reminding Kentuckians to…

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Ohio River Way Challenge returns May 5–15; annual 300-mile expedition to include new floating lab

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The Ohio River Way has announced the return of the Ohio River Way Challenge, an 11-day paddling expedition taking place May 5–15. Now in its fifth year, the Challenge invites participants to paddle nearly 300 miles in 30-foot voyageur canoes, beginning near Ashland, and Ironton, Ohio, and concluding in Louisville. Along the route, participants will…

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Experts say wind energy could be next economic driver for some Kentucky Appalachian communities

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By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service Appalachian communities in Kentucky are poised to become manufacturing hubs for the wind energy industry, experts say. The region’s workforce, accessible transportation routes, and stash of coal ash deposits — which contain rare earth metals needed for turbine production — all point to a role for Appalachia in the…

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KYTC working to implement law allowing driver’s permits at age 15; appointments begin April 2

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Now that a new state law, House Bill 15, has taken effect allowing 15-year-olds to earn their driver’s permits, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is working quickly to implement this exciting change. The Transportation Cabinet is making system upgrades so a credential can be issued allowing eligible applicants to take the written permit test. As early…

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City of Covington seeking proposals for public art installation at Covington Central Riverfront

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Done right, engaging public art — especially when it’s commissioned for a specific space — gives communities identity and pride, establishes character and social cohesion, defies “blandness,” inspires creativity, and encourages interaction. In short, it’s what separates interesting cities from “Generica.” With those goals in mind, the City of Covington is taking the first bold…

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Ohio River Foundation and partners offering Ohio River-based conservation summer courses for high school students

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Ohio River Foundation (ORF) is again collaborating on a summer program to connect local students to our rivers. This year ORF, The Foundation for Ohio River Education, Sanitation District No. 1, and Thomas More University Biology Field Station will partner to offer The Ohio River Conservation Course (ORCC). Under the guidance of ORF and partner…

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Drivers urged to stay alert as ‘springing ahead’ increases risk of drowsiness, lower visibility

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As Kentucky joins other parts of the U.S. in “springing forward” with the onset of Daylight Saving Time on Sunday, drivers are reminded to stay focused behind the wheel. The time change impacts sleep patterns and daylight hours, putting pedestrians and all road users at greater risk of the dangers associated with drowsy driving. According…

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Bridging Back Business: Initative is in its second week, revitalizing river cities businesses

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To support bringing customers and prosperity back to the river cities in Northern Kentucky affected by the unexpected closing of the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge late last year, various businesses across the participating cities of Dayton, Bellevue, Newport, Covington, and Fort Thomas, Kentucky, will offer discounts and specials, and host events to encourage the community…

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Multi-brand luxury vehicle dealership to open March 1 at former Lexus Rivercenter space in Covington

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Performance Automotive Network has announces plans to open the region’s first independent vehicle dealership specializing in luxury, high performance and exotic vehicles from multiple manufacturers in Covington next month. Performance Luxury Sport will open March 1 at the former Performance Lexus RiverCenter location on West Third St. in Covington. Performance Lexus RiverCenter, which formerly occupied…

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OneNKY Alliance to sponsor Covington, Newport zones for America’s River Roots Festival Oct. 8-12

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OneNKY Alliance member companies are sponsoring two of the eight riverfront zones — Covington and Newport — for the America’s River Roots Festival from October 8-12. The OneNKY Zones at America’s River Roots are sponsored by member companies of the OneNKY Alliance, representing vital business and organizations all committed to the future of the community….

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For 5th year, Ohio River Way Challenge open to paddlers for expedition in voyager canoes

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Staff report For the fifth year, paddlers will complete the Ohio River Way Challenge, an extraordinary expedition in 30-foot voyager canoes from May 5-15, journeying from Ashland to Louisville. Open to the public, the application to join is due April 1, but interested participants should apply early as spaces are likely to be full before…

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Boone Conservancy secures 350-acre riverfront property for conservation, recreation

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The Boone Conservancy, a Northern Kentucky nonprofit dedicated to land conservation, announced the successful acquisition of 350 acres of pristine Ohio River shoreline property in Petersburg. This significant purchase, made possible through an outpouring of community support, will safeguard vital natural land for generations to come. The property, located adjacent to the I-275 bridge across…

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Gateway CTC’s Workforce Solutions to launch first evening Commercial Driver’s License class

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Gateway Community & Technical College’s Workforce Solutions announced the launch of its first-ever evening Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) – A class. Starting on March 10 through April 29 classes will take place Monday through Thursday from 5:30-9:30 p.m. at Gateway’s Transportation and Technology Center located at 1051 Dudley Rd., Fort Wright. The comprehensive program offers…

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Bipartisan bill seeks to address environmental, conservation needs in Ohio River Basin

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By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Reps. Morgan McGarvey, D-Louisville, and Erin Houchin, R-Ind., co-chairs of the Ohio River Basin Caucus, have introduced a bipartisan bill known as the Ohio River Restoration Program Act, the first comprehensive piece of legislation to address the pressing environmental and conservation needs within the 204,000 square mile Ohio River Basin….

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