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Thomas More working to revamp theatre program

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Thomas More University's theatre program is working toward exposing its students to other aspects of arts and entertainment that can open their experiences after they graduate. The university’s new theatre...

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Thomas More working to revamp theatre program

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Thomas More University's theatre program is working toward exposing its students to other aspects of arts and entertainment that can open their experiences after...
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Covington Commissioner Ron Washington announces mayoral campaign

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Covington Commissioner Ron Washington threw his hat into the ring for mayor on Friday, three days after Mayor Joe Meyer announced his retirement....
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Police: 2 dead after murder-suicide in Florence

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Written by Molly Schramm for WCPO Two people are dead after an apparent murder-suicide Thursday in Florence, Florence police said. Around 4:40 p.m., officers responded to...
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The Brickery, first Lego café of its kind in region, opens its doors

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Written by Felicia Jordan for WCPO The Brickery Café & Play, the first Lego café in the U.S., is opening its doors at Newport on...
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Licking Pike bridge maintenance project in Campbell County begins Monday

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The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 office has announced a bridge maintenance project on KY 9, also known as Licking Pike, CSX railroad overpass...
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More candidates file to run for Kentucky’s congressional seats and General Assembly

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Written by McKenna Horsley for the Kentucky Lantern With little more than a month before the election filing deadline, a few more candidates have signed...
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Christmas Past: Historic photos show what the holidays used to be like in NKY

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Christmas is one of the most nostalgic times of the year. We get together with loved ones, reflect on the year and the celebrations...

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The Brickery, first Lego café of its kind in region, opens its doors

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Written by Felicia Jordan for WCPO The Brickery Café & Play, the first Lego café in the U.S., is opening its doors at Newport on...
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Christmas Past: Historic photos show what the holidays used to be like in NKY

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Christmas is one of the most nostalgic times of the year. We get together with loved ones, reflect on the year and the celebrations...
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Community remembers Covington advocate and benefactor Virginia Kerst

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Virginia Kerst, a long-time Covington community advocate and benefactor known for her beautification and preservation efforts, passed away on Tuesday after a long battle...
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Newport celebrates holiday season with weekend events

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The city of Newport announced a lineup of holiday events this weekend to kick off the holiday season. Residents and visitors are invited to...
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Holiday programming at Kenton County Library begins this week

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Holiday programing at the Kenton County Public Library's various branches begins this week. Events include family-friendly activities, live music and photo opportunities for the...
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Kids can send letters to Santa at Covington City Hall — he’ll write back!

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Covington City Hall on Pike Street will play host to a mailbox, called the North Pole Mail Box service, where local kids can drop...

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