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Cold Spring approves lower tax rate, zone map amendment

At their meeting on Sept. 25, Cold Spring City Council voted to approve a proposed tax rate for fiscal year 2023-2024. The rate is a...

Blue North’s Brand Fusion connects enterprise-ready startups with blue chip companies

Some of the United States' largest companies packed Cincinnati's TQL Stadium yesterday for Brand Fusion -- an annual event that connects marketers from these...

Life Learning Center to host graduation ceremony

The Life Learning Center will host their third graduation ceremony this year on Saturday, Oct. 14, celebrating the members who have completed the transformational...

Covington police officer promoted to sergeant

Andrew Endicott, a patrolman and SWAT member for the Covington Police Department, was promoted to the rank of sergeant at the Covington Board of...

Boone County Parks to host community garage sale

The Boone County Parks Department will host a community garage sale from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Oct. 7, officials said. The sale...

Gateway lecture series examines how bills become law

Gateway Community and Technical College and Paralegal and Criminal Justice Programs will present the second installment of a lecture series examining how a bill...

How a looming government shutdown could hit national parks

Written by Jacob Fischler for the Kentucky Lantern National parks and nearby communities could forego millions of dollars per day during a partial government shutdown...

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How a looming government shutdown could hit national parks

Written by Jacob Fischler for the Kentucky Lantern National parks and nearby communities could forego millions of dollars per day during a partial government shutdown...

Fort Thomas approves $3.6 million Tower Park playground, improvements

Fort Thomas city council has approved a plan to spend $3.6 million on a playground upgrade and other improvements in Tower Park. The vote, held...

Chamber of Commerce honors Rev. Richard Fowler with NKY Community Award

The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce recently honored a longtime Covington pastor for service to his community. Rev. Richard Fowler of Ninth Street Missionary Baptist...

CVG to overhaul baggage system with new technology

The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport is revamping its baggage handling system after it was deemed obsolete and highly inefficient. CVG entered into an agreement with...

Crescent Springs looks to upgrade playground equipment at Lou Hartfiel Memorial Park

Crescent Springs' 25-year-old playground equipment at Lou Hartfiel Memorial Park is in need of updating, said city administrator Mike Daily. "The playground at one time...

Newport proposes establishing entertainment district

As the popularity of Entertainment Development Centers rises in the region, with cities like Bellevue, Dayton, and Covington offering them, Newport is considering a...

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