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Zone change needed for 208-acre industrial site rejected

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BURLINGTON – A zoning change needed for a 208-acre industrial park off Chambers Road was rejected during a Boone County Planning and Zoning Committee meeting Wednesday, marking a victory...

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Zone change needed for 208-acre industrial site rejected

Kaitlin Gebby -
BURLINGTON – A zoning change needed for a 208-acre industrial park off Chambers Road was rejected during a Boone County Planning and Zoning Committee...
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Get a COVID vaccine or booster at Ky. State Fair and receive free unlimited rides, $25 gift card

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The Kentucky Association of Health Plans (KAHP) is offering free unlimited rides at the Kentucky State Fair and a $25 gift card to those...
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Power restored at Wilder’s Frederick’s Landing

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The power in and around Frederick’s Landing in Wilder has been restored after a three-week outage. According to Chuck Norris, Wilder’s assistant city administrator,...
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Student advisors pitch to lawmakers importance of mental health

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At the beginning of the Interim Joint Committee on Education meeting on Tuesday, Eastern High School (Louisville) graduate Solyana Mesfin placed ribbons on all...
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NKY superintendent joins board of Cincinnati parenting center

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Erlanger-Elsmere Schools Superintendent Chad Molley recently joined the board of directors for Beech Acres Parenting Center, a Cincinnati-based family services organization. 
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Covington to lower property tax rate: “A unique opportunity”

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The City of Covington is expected to approve a reduction in its property tax rate. On Tuesday night, the first of two necessary public readings...
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Perfetti Van Melle teams up with diaper bank to help families in need

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Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, American families were asked to bear a lot. The highly publicized baby formula shortage was just the tip of the...

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Want to swim in the Ohio River? Here’s your chance

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The only open water swim across the Ohio River returns later this month. The Bill Keating, Jr. Great Ohio River Swim is scheduled for August...
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BLINK director reveals more Covington locations to be lit up

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Additional Covington locations to be illuminated in this fall's BLINK event were revealed Tuesday morning. Last month, the region learned that Mother of God Church...
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History lesson: Fort Thomas school to celebrate its 100th anniversary

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This article is written by Kara Uhl Samuel Woodfill Elementary’s cornerstone was laid on July 22, 1922. The school is named for Army Maj. Samuel...
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Bengal’s foundation to donate backpacks filled with school supplies to Bellevue students

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Bengals defensive end and Cincinnati native Sam Hubbard continues to make an impact on and off the field. Hubbard will be at Bellevue High School...
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Villa Hills resident completes D.C. internship for Sen. McConnell

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Elly Piatt, of Villa Hills, interned for U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) this summer in his Washington, D.C. office. She is a...
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Union announces second annual photo contest

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The city of Union is hosting a photo contest to see who can capture the city’s small town charm.

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