Written by Haley Parnell, LINK nky reporter Cold Spring resident Tom Lawry is already dreading his next email statement from Duke Energy. “January’s bill is coming, and January is going to be atrocious because I get the run rate email and what my expected bill is going to be, and it’s $120 dollars higher than […]
Author Archives: Haley Parnell
Haley is a reporter for LINK nky.
Email her at hparnell@linknky.com
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Posted inNonprofit
Cold Doesn’t Stop Isaiah House Ministries From Feeding the Community
Written by Haley Parnell, LINK nky reporter Even after 34 years of serving their community, the Isaiah House Ministries has never missed an outreach event to get groceries to people in need. The ministry started its outreach by going door to door asking people if they needed groceries. “Thirty-four years ago, we went knocking on […]
Posted inBusiness, News
How Pendleton Hills is Building Back after Kitchen Fire
Written by Haley Parnell, LINK nky reporter A kitchen fire was catastrophic for the restaurant at Pendleton Hills Country Club in July 2021. Owner and President of Pendleton Hills David Bay gave a Facebook live update on Jan. 19, where he addressed the outreach from the community after the fire and the new changes coming […]
Posted inBusiness
Celestial Scents Candles Went From a Basement to a Storefront — Despite COVID
Written by Haley Parnell, LINK nky reporter From a business that started in her basement 17 years ago, Denise DeMoss grew her company herself and is now operating out of a storefront at 305 Crossroads Blvd in Cold Spring, Kentucky. Celestial Scents Candles was born from a hobby and learning how to make soaps from […]
Posted inCounty, News, Politics
Here’s Who Has Filed for Election in Boone County
Written by Haley Parnell, LINK nky reporter Tuesday afternoon marked the filing deadline for candidates seeking legislative, county, and some local offices. Here are the candidates running in Boone County: Florence Mayor Duane FroelicherJulie Metzger Aubuchon Florence City Council (6 Seats) Jonathan TrimbleMel CarrollDavid OsborneGary WynnJenna KemperLesley ChambersJ. Kelly HuffBrian Scott KinrossA. Page Tubesing-BeetemPatricia WingoAaron […]
Posted inNews, Politics
Beshear Announces Federal Relief Allocations for Boone County as Part of NKY Tour
In Boone County, Gov. Andy Beshear announced several infrastructure improvements during a tour of Northern Kentucky Tuesday. Water lines will be extended to several neighborhoods and provide drinking water to several hundred rural residents in Western and Southern Boone County with an investment of just over $1.2 million. The Boone County Water District will use […]
Posted inNews, Nonprofit
Emergency Shelter of NKY Hopes to Open New Facility in Coming Weeks
Written by Haley Parnell, LINK nky reporter The cold winter months are upon us, and the Emergency Shelter of NKY is giving its all to provide people with a warm place to sleep. Due to Covid restrictions, only 24 beds are available right now. Once the organization occupies its new facility, which Executive Director Kim […]
Posted inNews, Sports
ICYMI: Dayton, Kentucky Renamed ‘Who Deyton’ in Honor of the Big Game
Written by Haley Parnell, LINK nky reporter Dayton Mayor Ben Baker issued a proclamation last week naming Saturday, Jan. 22. ‘Who Deyton, Kentucky’ in recognition of the Cincinnati Bengals’ divisional playoff game against the Tennessee Titans. Of course we are all still celebrating the win … maybe Who Deyton was the luck charm that ensured […]
Posted inOpenings & Closings, Restaurants
The Slice is Right Could Be Coming to an Event Near You
Written by Haley Parnell, LINK nky reporter The Slice is Right Pizzeria rolled into the Northern Kentucky community in September 2020, but the business wasn’t hit with pandemic setbacks until July 2021. According to his sister Rachel Turner, Trent Turner is the brains behind the business. He began perfecting his pizza dough recipe about three […]
Posted inBusiness, Openings & Closings, Restaurants
At Enson Harbor, your meal may be served by … robots?
Enson Harbor opened for lunch hours at 11 a.m. over the weekend, and if you stop by, you may get a chance to be served by a robot. The new seafood restaurant in Bellevue has three robot servers that resemble a cat. They are programable to seat you at your table and act as a […]