Fleurish Grounds, a plant and vintage shop in Newport, is closing its location to return to its roots—exclusively online sales. The business announced on its Instagram on July 11 that the store would be fully remote starting Sept. 1. The location at 846 Monroe St. in Newport opened in February of 2022 as a partnership […]
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Bellevue residents address council against proposed apartment development
Bellevue residents showed up to a second council meeting in a row to express their thoughts about a proposed apartment development in the city. Though the potential development did not appear on Wednesday’s meeting agenda, residents filled the council chambers to reiterate their concerns. The development is proposed for the three-and-a-half acres behind the northwest […]
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LINK nky Daily Headlines: Thursday, July 13, 2023
Happy Thursday, Northern Kentucky, and thanks for joining us this morning. Get caught up with everything happening in the region with today’s news headlines.
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Is BLINK coming to NKY in 2024?
Popular Cincinnati arts show BLINK will be returning for its third iteration in 2024, and while last year’s festival crossed the river into NKY, it is unclear if that’s happening again. During a press conference with BLINK organizers Tuesday morning, officials announced the festival of lights is returning to the Cincinnati area Thursday through Sunday, […]
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Campbell County school board votes to settle on DAV property, ending years-long dispute
The Campbell County Board of Education voted to settle the lawsuit related to the former Disabled American Veterans property in Cold Spring at their meeting Monday night. The years-long battle has been over who has the rights to the property owned by Cold Spring. After meeting in an executive session, the board voted to sign […]
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Resident presented Alexandria’s Outstanding Citizen Award
Friends and family surrounded Jenni McBride at the July 6 Alexandria City Council Meeting, where she was presented with the city’s Outstanding Citizens Award. She was honored for her acts of charity, love for her neighbors, and organization of community events for those in need. Alexandria Mayor Andy Schabell said the city had received four […]
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Project slated to reopen Route 8 in Campbell County after four-year closure
The portion of Route 8 in Campbell County from Ky 445, also known as River Road, to Tower Hill Road, which has been closed for four years, is slated to reopen per the state. Public Information Officer with KYTC District 6 Jake Ryle specified that this would be a maintenance project to reopen the 2.87 […]
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Alexandria to consider new curfew for minors
Alexandria is considering changing an ordinance on curfews for minors after recent vandalism involving juveniles. According to Alexandria City Administrator David Plummer, the ordinance came out of a recent safety committee meeting after news of the vandalism. The city council heard the first reading of the ordinance at its July 6 meeting. “Earlier in June, […]
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Henry Hosea House serves more than a meal
Mark Maness walks from Cincinnati to Newport to eat at Henry Hosea House every day. The soup kitchen, located at 901 York St., in Newport, is the only one in Campbell County that people can rely on for a hot meal from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. seven days a week. Maness said his number […]
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LINK nky Daily Headlines: Friday, July 7, 2023
Are you ready for the weekend? LINK nky is, it’s been a busy week here in Northern Kentucky, and if you want to catch up take a listen to today’s headlines.