Written by Tom Hull Every one of us in Covington, KY has seen it. We saw it in video of an officer punching a man over an over in the head on a bridge during a protest that, while not legal, was peaceful and did not warrant such a violent response. In video of that […]
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Opinion: Affordable electricity is the ultimate platform
Written by Andrew McNeill President and Senior Policy Fellow at the Kentucky Forum for Rights To preserve the legacies of some of the most consequential Americans to ever live, the industrialist Henry Ford collected and reassembled a number of buildings and structures at a place called Greenfield Village. Part of the Henry Ford Museum, the […]
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Press release: The Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs opens application portals for high school and collegiate programs
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs (GSE) is now accepting applications for its Summer Startup program for high school students and its Collegiate Pitch competition for college-age entrepreneurs. In 2026, GSE will once again partner with the University of Kentucky Gatton College of Business and Economics to host the Summer Startup program, while […]
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Opinion: Kentucky needs every tool in the toolbox to beat colon cancer
Written by Amanda Smart, Executive Director of the Colon Cancer Prevention Project Kentucky has long carried one of the highest burdens of colorectal cancer in the nation. For too many families, it is a diagnosis that comes too late and with too few effective treatment options. But at the Colon Cancer Prevention Project, we know […]
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Five Years of Care, Hope and Progress at the Yung Family Cancer Center
Since 2020, the Yung Family Cancer Center at St. Elizabeth Healthcare has delivered advanced cancer care with compassion, innovation and personal attention. As the center marks its five-year anniversary, we reflect on what makes this place different — and what patients can expect today. Q: What moment in 2020 set the tone for the next […]
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Villa Madonna Expands with New STEM Wing
Villa Madonna Academy is set to start construction on the Chase and Cole Fischer STEM Wing. The project promises to stand as a tribute to innovation, collaboration, and the enduring legacy of the Fischer brothers. Executive Director and Principal Pamela McQueen shared, “The Chase and Cole Fischer STEM Wing will honor Chase and Cole in every discovery […]
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Building Success: October’s Manufacturing Month Spotlights Kentucky’s Key Industry
Kentucky’s manufacturing industry stands as one of the driving forces behind the commonwealth’s economic strength and recent historic momentum. From advanced automotive production to aerospace technology, agritech and health care, Kentucky manufacturers are fueling growth, creating well-paying jobs and shaping the future of the state. The commonwealth plays an outsized role in the nation’s manufacturing […]
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Letter to the Editor: How The cost of government can exceed the price
Written by Fort Thomas resident Steff Chalk At the conclusion of the City of Fort Thomas audit for fiscal year ending 2024, the citizens of Fort Thomas received confirmation that the city’s published finances lacked accuracy. The audit summarized 8 findings that included: failure to comply with a Kentucky Revised Statute, process deficiencies, math errors, […]
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Heart Surgery, Reimagined at St. Elizabeth
Facing heart surgery brings fear, anxiety and countless questions. For patients at St. Elizabeth, these feelings are met with compassion, proficiency and the reassurance that world-class cardiac care is available right here in Northern Kentucky. Expertise with Heart Every patient’s journey begins with uncertainty. Whether it’s an unexpected diagnosis or a condition that’s gone unnoticed […]
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The Notre Dame Academy Story: 120 Years of Faith, Academic Excellence, and Leadership
For 120 years, the story of Notre Dame Academy (NDA) has been one of faith, academic excellence and transformation – growing from its early beginnings in Covington into the vibrant Catholic community it is today in Park Hills. The story reaches back further still, to 1850 in Coesfeld, Germany, with the founding of the Sisters […]
