Park Hills Police Chief Cody Stanley wants a station better suited to their law enforcement’s needs. The asks include an evidence storage room, an interrogation room, separate office spaces for the chief, investigator, and officers, weapons and equipment storage, and a training room. While the chief said he is happy with the up-to-date police cruisers […]
Author Archives: Becca Brunner
Posted inCulture
Spring brings a roster of coming events in Park Hills
Park Hills council approved a slew of 2023 events for the Civic Association at the March business meeting this week. Due to the usage of city parks and spaces that require permit approval, council is obligated to sign off on the variety of merrymaking and traditions. Kicking it off this month with an open house […]
Posted inBusiness
Short-term rentals working out so far in Ludlow
Short-term rentals are alive and well in Ludlow. Since 2021, the city has incorporated the unique rental type into the fabric of Ludlow life. There are about 29 currently active short term rentals and Ludlow is open to growth, according to mayor Chris Wright. Short term rentals are often rented through apps like Airbnb and […]
Posted inNews
‘Who is Park Hills?’: City weighs branding opportunities
A hearty round table discussion at the Park Hills Economic Development Committee meeting this week centered on branding ideas for Park Hills’ identity. Part of an ongoing discussion in partnership with the Planning and Development Services (PDS) of Kenton County, the committee brainstormed with the question of “Who is Park Hills?” in mind. Council Member […]
Posted inLifestyle
To chicken or not to chicken? Ludlow asks
Urban chickens were a hot topic at Thursday’s Ludlow City Council caucus meeting, where a resident had previously requested a discussion on the issue. Police Chief Scott Smith read a plethora of points to ponder before such a legalization should come home to roost. First and foremost, there can’t be loose chickens running amok on […]
Posted inBusiness
Grab Coffee with Ludlow’s Mayor Thursday Night
This Thursday, just like every third Thursday of each month, Ludlow Mayor Chris Wright will host an informal get-together at Ludlow Coffee on Elm Street from 6-7 p.m. Grab a drink and a snack and get to know the city’s new face in the local government. There to converse with Ludlow’s citizens about Ludlow’s happenings, […]
Posted inNews
Vote over permit highlights broader Park Hills street issues
David and Jasmine Costas are having a baby and would love a parking spot in front of their home to load and unload the child. The hassle of finding street parking in Park Hills and carrying diaper bags and groceries along with a baby is enough to cause any couple to find a solution. Thinking […]
Posted inElections
Ludlow gives mayor authority to oppose controversial House Bill 50
At a recent Ludlow City Council meeting, councilmembers voted in favor of a resolution to give mayor Chris Wright the authority to oppose controversial proposed Senate Bill 50 and House Bill 50 that were filed in January. The concurrent bills would require the Democrat, Republican, Independent or other party affiliations’ label to be disclosed for […]
Posted inInfrastructure, News, Politics, Top 3
Park Hills Council discusses vision for permanent meeting space
The Park Hills Financial Oversight Committee is pursuing more research and data for a new permanent city building. Currently, the council rents space from The Garden’s of Park Hills to hold their monthly meetings. This costs up to $200 per session, frequently two sessions per month. It is up to the members to set up […]
