Children’s Law Center’s beloved fall brunch tradition supports free legal advocacy for children and youth across the region — but the window to grab a seat is closing fast. It’s a fan-favorite fall tradition, as boots come out of the closet and biscuits come out of the oven for Children’s Law Center’s signature fundraiser: Boots, […]
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Opinion: Opposition to developing 340 apartment units by extending Bowman Way
Written by Union Mayor Larry Solomon The City of Florence has been supporting the Silverman & Company development of the Streutker/Witt properties located near Frontage Road between Torres Restaurant and Old Union Road. The City of Union has opposed this development from when they made us aware of their plans a couple of years ago. […]
Students Gain Confidence and Purpose When Volunteering
Learning, emotional development and life skills flourish when students have engagement opportunities beyond the classroom. Volunteering is one such opportunity. When students engage with their community by giving back or supporting a mission they believe in, they foster a greater sense of purpose and enjoy many positive outcomes, like stronger social connections, more confidence, increased […]
Step into the light at the Advocates Grand Gala 2026: Illumination! Lighting the Way Forward.
Saturday, September 26, 2026, prepare to step into an extraordinary evening where elegance meets a bold vision of the future! The Advocates Grand Gala: Illumination, Lighting the Way Forward will transform Turfway Park Racing & Gaming Event Center, Florence, KY, into a dazzling celebration of hope, generosity, and possibility, all in support of the Northern […]
Opinion: Kentucky’s pregnant incarcerated women are still pregnant women
There is a strange moment in American healthcare when a pregnant woman walks through the doors of a jail. She does not become less pregnant. Her blood pressure does not know she is incarcerated. A hemorrhage does not wait for a guard to unlock the door. A fetus does not understand the difference between a […]
TANK Announces Fall Service Improvements to Better Meet Riders’ Needs
Public transit plays an important role in connecting people to work, school, health care, shopping and other destinations throughout Northern Kentucky and downtown Cincinnati. As rider needs continue to evolve, Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (TANK) has announced several service improvements that will take effect on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026. The improvements are designed to […]
Kick Off Sippin’ Season in the Cincy Region
There’s just something about September in the Cincy Region – Cincinnati Bengals football is back, Oktoberfests begin to make an appearance on both sides of the river, BLINK is right around the corner, and it is officially time to kick off sippin’ season. September is National Bourbon Heritage Month, and while we don’t need an […]
The Difference Between Having Heart Care and Having the Right Heart Care
When a cardiac emergency occurs or a chronic condition needs attention, “heart care” may sound reassuring. But in today’s healthcare landscape, access alone does not define excellence. For patients navigating cardiovascular disease, what matters most is whether the expertise, technology, treatments and support services needed for their care work together seamlessly. The difference is not […]
The Scurry celebrates 15 years of fundraising for local mental health initiatives.
Every year, more than one in five people experience a mental illness, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness. Covington-based consulting company TiER1 Performance is committed to reducing the stigma surrounding mental illness and encouraging conversations about mental health in the community. One way it honors this commitment is by hosting The Scurry, a […]
Opinion: Crypto innovation must not come at the expense of national security
Written by Thomas Loving – Executive Director, Kentucky Narcotic Officers’ Association America’s strength is more than our military power. It depends on economic leadership, energy security, strong law enforcement and the ability to cut off hostile regimes from exploiting our systems to undermine our country. That is why Congress should reject the CLARITY Act in […]

