NKY’s Rick Jordan named executive director of state workforce Office of Employment and Training
Rick Jordan, of Walton, has been appointed as the new executive director of the Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet’s…
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Board of Elections records show Matt Teaford, challenger to Dennis Keene, has withdrawn from race
Matt Teaford, 24, the Republican challenger to Dennis Keene, democrat incumbent 67th District House of Representative, has officially withdrawn from…
DoubleTake Salon opens second location in Williamstown; identical twins see dreams come true
By Vicki Prichard NKyTribune reporter Identical twins Diana Nicely and Debra Wilson share more than the same genome; they share…
IRS to close Covington ‘submission processing operation’ in 2019, move affects 1800 employees
By Judy Clabes NKyTribune editor In a move that will impact 1800 employees of 4100 in the metropolitan area, the…
UpTech announces fifth cohort — from more applicants than ever, nine startups are chosen
By Vicki Prichard NKyTribune reporter Drawing from a pool of more applicants than they’ve ever received, UpTech, Greater Cincinnati’s accelerator…
Our Rich History: Riveting new book on Pearl Bryan, one of region’s most celebrated murders
By Paul A. Tenkotte Special to NKyTribune Unwanted: A Murder Mystery of the Gilded Age, by Andrew Young, is the…
Affrilachian Poets reject Gov. Matt Bevin’s 2016 Awards in the Arts; here’s the announcement why
The Affrilachian Poets released this announcement explaining their rejection of the Governor’s Awards in the Arts: The Affrilachian Poets have…
Our Rich History: LB Wilson played vital role in early radio in our region, founded WCKY Radio in 1929
By Paul Tenkotte Special to NKyTribune Historically, the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky metropolitan region has been a national leader in the radio…
In the Face of the Storm: Participants in Kentucky Baptist Disaster Relief Program always ready to help
By Kristy Robinson Horine NKyTribune reporter The rain began on Thursday, June 23, just like The Weather Channel warned it…
Paul Miller, Circus Mojo founder, takes ‘next step’ in revitalizing Ludlow Theater, with BIRCUS Brewing
Paul Hallinan Miller who has made Circus Mojo a successful business venture and public service in Ludlow is branching out…
Just lowering smoking rate to national average could save Kentucky $1.7 billion in health care costs
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News If Kentucky could cut its smoking rate to the national average, it would save…
Xavier MBA grad Sister Marina heading to office of Treasurer General of Sisters of Notre Dame in Rome
Among the thousands of MBA graduates from Xavier’s Williams College of Business are senior executives of banks, hospitals and manufacturers….
BBB Trends: Roll out of chip embedded credit and debit cards has businesses “slammed” with scams
By Sandra Guile Better Business Bureau The slow roll out of the chip embedded credit/debit cards is providing an opportunity…
Our Rich History: Ludlow’s Irish legacy marked by upward mobility of skilled craftsman, railroad jobs
by David E. Schroeder Special to NKyTribune Irish immigration to the United States began in the colonial period. Many of…
Our Rich History: Kate Scudder, founder of Baker-Hunt center, voracious 19th Century world traveler
By Stephanie Zach Special to NKyTribune For most of us, winter is the time to sit in a blanket by…
Ginger Dawson: Chairman of Bored snaps out of winter doldrums to find inspiration all around
Winter brings with it a time of indoor contemplation. I spoke about this in my last column. I have been…
Jamie’s Bookshelf: Entertaining reads for the reader on your holiday gift list — plenty to choose from
By Jamie H. Vaught Special to NKyTribune First of two parts Are you ready to browse for entertaining new books,…
Kentucky by Heart: With simple acts of kindness, Centre coach, players prove to be real winners
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Good things are happening with the Centre College football program these days. Some are measured…
KentuckyWired prevails over seven other regional winners to be named ‘Deal of the Year’
KentuckyWired beat out seven other regional winners in being named The Bond Buyer’s 2015 ‘Deal of the Year’ at an…
Gov. Beshear’s $3m in grants for substance abuse treatment includes 70 new beds for Kenton County
In the final issuance of funds allocated through landmark heroin legislation, Gov. Steve Beshear today announced more than $3 million…
United Way reaches $62 million goal, launches next 100 years with $1 million gain
United Way of Greater Cincinnati has pulled off a major feat in its Centennial year by hitting their goal and…
Governor Beshear formally presents $3.9 million check for Covington’s Riverfront Commons Trail
Governor Steve Beshear today formally presented $3.9 million in federal funding to spur further development of the much-anticipated Riverfront Commons…