Written by Shari Kilmer, a candidate for Florence City Council When I decided to run for Florence City Council nearly a year ago, people often asked what I hoped to accomplish if elected. They wanted to know my motivation for running, my platform, and my vision for our city. But one question that was never […]
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Didn’t Start College This Fall? Gateway’s Winter and Spring Sessions Keep Your Goals on Track
Whether you want to fast-track credits over winter break or launch a full class schedule this spring, Gateway Community & Technical College offers flexible, affordable options to fit your life. The fall semester is officially underway across Northern Kentucky. But if you didn’t step into a classroom or log into a course this August, don’t […]
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Private School May Be More Affordable Than You Think: How Covington Catholic Is Making an Exceptional Education Accessible
When families begin exploring high school options for their sons, there are plenty of factors to consider: academics, athletics, faith and values, friendships and preparation for the future. But for many, one question rises to the top: Can we afford it? At Covington Catholic High School, the answer may surprise you. For more than 100 […]
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Opinion: Your first vote matters
Written by Jesse Brewer, Boone County Commissioner, District 3 Every election brings a new group of Americans into our democracy for the first time. They are the young people who have recently turned 18. For the first time, they can register to vote, walk into a voting booth and have the same voice as every […]
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An open letter to the citizens of Kenton and Campbell Counties
Written by Rob Sanders, Kenton County Commonwealth’s Attorney Serving as Kenton County’s Commonwealth’s Attorney for the last twenty years has been the greatest professional honor of my life. On September 30, 2026, Attorney General Russell Coleman designated me to lead Campbell County’s Commonwealth’s Attorney Office as well, due to the previous Commonwealth’s Attorney’s resignation. I […]
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Venture capital finds SparkHaus a rich environment for growth
From its inception, SparkHaus was to be more than a place for tech innovators and entrepreneurs to have a desk or office. The building at 727 Madison Avenue in Covington does offer a wide variety of co-working spaces, meeting and event rooms, classrooms and more. Yet, it’s what goes on inside these walls that turns […]
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Why Early Detection Matters: What Men Should Know About Prostate Cancer
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer affecting men, particularly those ages 65 and older. The good news is that advances in screening, diagnosis and treatment have helped improve outcomes significantly. Understanding your risk factors, knowing what signs to watch for and having conversations with your healthcare provider can help you take an active role […]
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The Center for Great Neighborhoods of Covington Celebrates 50 Years of Grassroots Neighborhood Building
After 50 years of reclaiming vacant lots and blighted structures, creating safe places for kids to grow, and empowering residents to lead, The Center for Great Neighborhoods has established a proven track record of resident-led community development. [Covington, KY] September 28, 2026 — The Center for Great Neighborhoods, a community development nonprofit serving Covington, Kentucky, […]
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Police Want to Talk to You. Does That Mean You’re a Suspect?
A Northern Kentucky defense attorney on what police contact does (and doesn’t) mean, and why the time to understand your rights is before the conversationSponsored educational contentBy Joe Suhre, Suhre & Associates DUI and Criminal Defense Lawyers The call usually comes on an ordinary afternoon. An officer or detective introduces himself, sounds friendly enough, and […]
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From Tools in the Trunk to a Growing Team: Daniel Gibson on Building The Auto Llama
When Daniel Gibson started The Auto Llama six years ago, there was no team to manage. There was just Gibson, his car and the tools he carried in the trunk. He had an idea that common brake repairs could be easier on customers if someone came to them. As people began using the service, he […]
