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What is a conservation district and what does it do in Campbell County?
Are you struggling with invasive honeysuckle on your property, or maybe you’re looking for an education scholarship? The Campbell County Conservation District can help. Conservation districts protect a county’s soil, water and other natural resources. Campbell County’s was established in 1945 by a vote of the county’s citizens and comprises…
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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…
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Campbell County Conservation District
Campbell County’s Conservation District has four seats up for reelection, with incumbents Rick Carr, Susan Ortlieb-Turner and Rick Simon, and…
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