Habitat for Humanity’s Florence ReStore is now open to the public, with dozens of customers filing through the affordable home goods store on its first day back in operation since relocating. The location has relocated to a larger storefront, situated at 7102 Turfway Road within the Turfway Town Square shopping center. It was previously located […]
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Innovative heart surgery’s promise highlights NKY’s global role in cardiac care
Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Chief Operating Officer Gene Kirchner believed he was in the clear. Having experienced no symptoms, he was surprised to learn that his primary care doctor recommended seeing a cardiologist. He was about to go on a vacation to Africa, and the extra doctor visits could disrupt that plan. Nevertheless, Kirchner […]
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NKY developer seeks rezoning to build 382 housing units near Union
A Northern Kentucky-based developer wants to build 382 dwelling units outside of Union. To do so, the firm will need the backing of the Boone County Planning Commission. Crestview Hills-based developer Charter Commercial presented its concept development plan to the full Boone County Planning Commission during a public hearing on Sept. 3. Developers associated with […]
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Florence-based 3 Pillars Fitness brings training to your doorstep
As a mother of two young children, Emily Hildebrand believed she was too busy to pursue her fitness goals. That is, until she met John Waters. Waters, the founder of Florence-based 3 Pillars Fitness, is both a personal trainer and business owner who meets clients wherever they are, whether at home or in a training […]
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Kenton County sets 35 mph speed limits on Hempfling, Pruett roads
Kenton County plans to set speed limits on two rural roads in the southern part of the county. On Tuesday, the Kenton County Fiscal Court approved an ordinance setting 35 mph speed limits on Hempfling Road and Pruett Road. The measure was first introduced at a fiscal court meeting on Aug. 6. Pruett Road is […]
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City, county approve financing deal for 125-unit residential complex in Covington
A financing deal and tax abatement was approved Tuesday night for Covington’s Bavarian Flats project, a $27 million apartment complex that will sit atop the Kenton County Government Center parking garage. Both the Covington City Commission and the Kenton County Fiscal Court discussed the project in their meetings this week, approving a PILOT program, or […]
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$40M in bonds approved for former DAV site redevelopment
The City of Cold Spring has issued millions of dollars in municipal bonds to fund part of its largest ongoing real estate development project. On Monday, Cold Spring’s city council voted 4-1 to approve up to $40 million in Industrial Revenue Bonds to finance a portion of the ongoing development at the former Disabled American […]
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Entrepreneur brings mid-century style to Latonia
What you need to know Entrepreneur Logan Willoughby became interested in vintage items while shopping with his grandmother during his childhood. They often visited Goodwills and antique stores together, picking out unique items during their visits. “I was always interested in buying cheap stuff that you can get for a deal,” he said. “It kind […]
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Boone County examines rules for backyard chickens, rabbits and bees
What you need to know Backyard chickens in unincorporated Boone County? How about bees and rabbits? In June, the fiscal court instructed the planning commission to consider whether or not to relax restrictions. Currently, unincorporated Boone County does not allow property owners to keep backyard chickens, rabbits and bees in certain residential zoning areas. The […]
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Project leaders stress communication for upcoming bridge projects
What you need to know Two of the most significant infrastructure projects in Northern Kentucky’s history are approaching: the Brent Spence Corridor and the replacement of the 4th Street Bridge. With that, project managers are publicly reiterating essential details about both projects, such as timelines and impact on traffic. Both projects will have a lasting […]