Boone County Election Results
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Walton has had two mayors this year. Both want the job again.
Walton residents voting this November face a unique choice for city mayor. Both candidates have served in the role this year alone: Gabe Brown resigned in May, and Terri Courtney was subsequently appointed to serve out the term. Brown resigned from his second term as mayor after nearly seven years…
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The state of medical cannabis in Northern Kentucky
Starting Jan. 1, 2025, medical cannabis will be legal in the state of Kentucky. Over the past few months, municipalities throughout Northern Kentucky have been deciding what that will look like in the region. Each city is responsible for creating zoning regulations to make way for (or not allow) those…
Keep readingWhy are there fewer races in Boone County than in Kenton and Campbell?
Out of the 222 candidates running in 30 races across our three-county region, only 27 of those candidates are running in five races in Boone County.
Most of Boone County is unincorporated, meaning it is governed only by county officials, as opposed to having additional city government.
There are also only three cities and two school districts.
So those living and voting in Boone have a lot less research to do before they go to the polls in November.
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