Through first-hand testimonies, photographs and newspaper clippings, William Behringer’s prolific diaries and scrapbooks offer a unique perspective of Covington’s past. His…
Behringer-Crawford Museum’s newest exhibit Spirit Riders, by Naomi Bradford is a bright, colorful, series of images centered around a particular…
Encompassing over 90 acres in Burlington, Little Britain Carriage House is a popular wedding venue with a unique rustic charm…
Slamming doors. Lights flickering on and off. An unexplained cold breeze. Could paranormal phenomena be involved in these historic Covington…
If your walls could talk, what stories would they share? What secrets may lie behind a few coats of chipped…
Southgate native Jim Bunning was the only Major League Baseball player to be elected to both the U.S. Senate and…
By day, Rodney Dicus is a firefighter and paramedic with the Burlington fire department. By night (and weekends), he plays…
Last year marked the centennial anniversary of the founding of American baseball’s Negro National League, where some of the sport’s…
Filmmaker and historian Cam Miller will take viewers on a deep dive into his Blue Chip Award-winning documentary, Our True…
The staid, brick, Renaissance Revival building on Washington Square in Burlington doesn’t give any hints of the sensational murder trial…
Known as a “rural genius” from Boone County, Thomas Zane Roberts was a farmer, inventor, astronomer and man of many extraordinary…
One of the top sites for horse racing in the country, Latonia Race Track welcomed more that 100,000 cheering fans…
Although not born or raised in Kenton County, Clyde and Mary Middleton, through years of service in political, religious and…
After more than 7,500 soldiers were killed and wounded in 1862 at the Battle of Perryville, the largest and most…
Growing up in Covington, the son of German immigrants, young William J. Goebel developed a thriving law practice and a…
A stone facade which mirrors Paris’ Notre Dame, Italian mosaics containing at least 70,000 pieces. Murals by famous realist artist…
For centuries, the Ohio River has been a main thoroughfare for travelers and industry, tracing the border of Northern Kentucky…
What is it about these modest brown buildings on quiet West Maple Avenue in Ft. Mitchell that has attracted famous…
From the time the first troop in the U.S. was formed in the Commonwealth more than 100 years ago, thousands…
Thomas More University has undergone numerous transformations since its founding a century ago. Begun as a teachers’ college for women…
Ever wonder what the world looks like from the bottom of a privy shaft? What can you learn about people…
In March 1856, a dead body washed onto the shore of the Mississippi River with its arms and legs tied…
