KSO closes 27th season with first indoor/outdoor concert at the Cathedral and multi-media surprises
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra closes its 27th season on May 11 with the region’s first ever indoor/outdoor concert at the…
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Our Rich History: Ninth Street Baptist Church is 150 years old and ‘still standing’ — and working together
By Marcia D. Johnson Special to NKyTribune In 1864, the “Bremen Street Baptist Church” in Covington, KY was organized. Its…
Country House declared winner of 145th Kentucky Derby following disqualification of Maximum Security
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor For the first time in the 145-year history of the Kentucky Derby, the horse…
The River: The Crack(ed) Crew of the Delta Queen, 1970, and sketches by the self-taught Bob Sikes
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Serengeti Empress wins 145th Longines Kentucky Oaks before large crowd at Churchill Downs
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor LOUISVILLE, KY — Joel Politi’s Serengeti Empress grabbed the advantage out of the gate…
Covington’s Howard Lewis among five to receive honorary doctorates from University of Kentucky
By Kathy Johnson University of Kentucky Five citizens who have distinguished themselves in their careers and community service will receive…
Merriam-Webster and the dictionary that doesn’t sleep — adding 640 new words; quibit? buzzy?
From Merriam-Webster Dictionary: The English language never sleeps, and neither does the dictionary. The work of revising a dictionary is…
Kentucky Derby favorite Omaha Beach to scratch with an entrapped epiglottis; Bodexpress draws in
Kentucky Derby favorite Omaha Beach will be scratched from Saturday’s 145th race due to an entrapped epiglottis, according to Hall…
Joseph L. Chillo chosen as Thomas More University’s 15th president; has been president of Newbury College
Thomas More University’s Board of Trustees announced this morning that, following a national search, they have elected Joseph L. Chillo,…
Intrepid Urban Farmer: Gardening — blunders, hard work, setbacks, rewards, joy, accomplishment
By Ginger Dawson Special to NKyTribune It seems that, in life, pursuits that are rewarding and give the greatest satisfaction…
Kentucky Derby Field: Omaha Beach leads talented field for Saturday’s 145th Run for the Roses
By Liane Crossley Special to KyForward Omaha Beach is the 4-1 morning-line favorite for Saturday’s 145th running of the $3-million…
TMU, Second Wind Dreams, Colonial Gardens fulfill a lifelong ‘alumna’ dream for Sarah Kahmann, 91
By Rebecca Stratton Thomas More University Second Wind Dreams and Colonial Gardens joined Thomas More University to fulfill 91-year old…
City of Covington provides details on property purchases, asks those interested to read guidelines
Read before you call. That’s the message the City of Covington is giving the public after adopting a process for…
Our Rich History: In 1894 the new Odd Fellows Temple in Cincinnati was a grand building
By Paul A. Tenkotte Special to NKyTribune In 1894, 125 years ago, Cincinnatians and Northern Kentuckians really knew how to…
The River: Finding night watchman’s job after college, meeting characters and gathering up stories
The riverboat captain is a storyteller, and Captain Don Sanders will be sharing the stories of his long association with…
Newport Independent Schools launches apprenticeship program with Sims-Lohman
Newport Independent Schools After Harold “Pete” Hamblin graduated from Newport High School in 2018, he enrolled at The University of…
Dr. Mark Goulston: ‘Yes, your kid’ — every child is at risk for suicide, and it just keeps happening
(Editor’s note: Suicide is the second leading cause of death for Kentuckians aged 15-54. More than twice as many people…
Dayton Independent’s early literacy program earns top honor from Kentucky School Boards Association
Dayton Independent began its Book a Week program four years ago to help foster one-on-one reading experiences and encourage students…
People of NKY: Jen Barnett may be done with her twenties, but she’s not done with wigs — or service
By Ginger Dawson NKyTribune reporter Looking back, contemplating my life and those of my fellow travelers, there is one thing…
Four opportunities upcoming to shape City of Covington’s new approach to zoning
The City of Covington is totally revamping its approach to zoning, and it’s urging the public to help shape the…
Beyond the Curb back in Cov, offering MainStrasse’s historic homes, artsy lofts, modern apartments
Beyond the Curb is Back in Covington on April 28 with an exclusive showcase of urban living: “the befores, the…
‘Next Gen Giving’ summit keynoter named; Horizon, KPI partner on second regional gathering
An economist who is internationally recognized as an expert on economic development and philanthropy will be the keynote speaker for…