Northern Kentucky gubernatorial candidate Eric Deters did not take home the Republican nomination Tuesday night, but said he would support Current Attorney General Daniel Cameron, who did win. Cameron beat out his 11 opponents and will face Gov. Andy Beshear, the Democratic nominee, in November, according to the Associated Press. Deters was one of two […]
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Campbell County Board of Education approves technology/arts enhancements for district
The Campbell County Board of Education approved funding for technology and fine arts program upgrades in Campbell County Schools. The board of education voted at Monday night’s meeting on resources to ensure all teachers have a work laptop over all four years and that all classrooms are updated with the most up-to-date technology. In addition, […]
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Ryan Quarles makes last NKY campaign stops ahead of Tuesday’s primary
Kentucky Gubernatorial candidate and Kentucky’s current Commissioner of Agriculture, Ryan Quarles, made his last rounds around Northern Kentucky Saturday night on his “Big Red Truck Tour” ahead of the primary election on May 16. Quarles’s first stop in Northern Kentucky was at Buffalo Bobs Family Restaurant in Florence, though he said it was his eighth […]
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Fort Mitchell native accepted into competitive U.S. Presidential Management Fellow program
Growing up without cable, Brandt Coleman found entertainment by watching Bill Nye the Science Guy, frequent visits to the Cincinnati History Museum, and walking next door to his grandma’s house to hear her stories about his grandpa’s time in Germany during World War ll. Those combined formative experiences, Coleman said, sparked his interest in history […]
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LINK nky Daily Headlines: Friday, May 12, 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.
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Fort Mitchell family raising money for son’s service dog
Sarah Gregory arms herself with knowledge to better understand her 4-year-old son, Jonah, who has autism. Her research has led her to acquire a service dog specializing in autism for Jonah, even though the trained animal comes with a price tag of $40,000 to $60,000. “I have always felt that the best thing that I […]
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Cold Spring approves plans for Link Lane intersection to pave way for future development
Cold Spring is eyeing approximately 12 acres of land in the city for future development; but first, the city’s planning commission had to approve plans to prepare the site for future growth. The site is located on Alexandria Pike/U.S. 27, approximately 600 feet south of the intersection of Alexandria Pike and the northern end of […]
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Florence names next week National Police Week
The city of Florence has named the week of May 14 through May 20 National Police Week. At Tuesday’s special meeting, Florence Mayor Julie Metzger Aubuchon read a proclamation to recognize the police department and said she publicly salutes the service of law enforcement officers in the community. “In 1962, President Kennedy proclaimed May 15 […]
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Reiley Elementary students honored for state win in “Help Desk/Support” challenge
The Reiley Elementary Student Technology Leadership Program won first place at the state “Help Desk/Support” challenge on April 29. The fifth graders and their coaches were honored at the Alexandria City Council meeting on May 4 for their achievement. This was the first year the program was held and was created for students to learn […]
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Campbell County designates this week as soil/water stewardship week
Campbell County’s Conservation District has promoted the sustainability of natural resources in the county since 1945. The conservation district works with landowners and other organizations in Campbell County to promote the sustainability of land, water, and other natural resources by encouraging best practices. They have programs like backyard conservation that help residents build raised beds in their […]
