This week on Mind Your Business, NKY! LINK nky CEO Lacy Starling and business reporter Kenton Hornbeck discuss baseball star Shohei Ohtani’s record-breaking contract, and what it means for the business of baseball. They also dive in on the DHL strike happening at CVG, and union activity in the region in general Then, Kenton talks […]
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Inside LINK: Your support keeps local news alive
Inside LINK is a regular column from our CEO, Lacy Starling. If you have questions you’d like Lacy to answer, email her at lacy@linknky.com. My dad had a saying growing up. (He had lots of sayings, as dads do.) “Money is like sex,” he’d say. “The people who talk about it all the time are the […]
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Chaos at OpenAI, and what’s the state of housing in NKY? Plus, Dave Knox of Blue North
This week on Mind Your Business, NKY! LINK nky CEO Lacy Starling and business reporter Kenton Hornbeck discuss the wild weekend at OpenAI. This story might not be taking place in NKY, but AI is everywhere, man. Also, they take a look at the state of housing in NKY and talk about some new high-density […]
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Election implications for business, our predictions for 2027 and beyond, and aliens in Covington? Plus, Dave Knox of Blue North
This week on Mind Your Business, NKY! LINK nky CEO Lacy Starling and business reporter Kenton Hornbeck discuss the recent election and what it might mean for businesses. Plus, they place their bets for where the winners and losers will end up in the next four years. Then, Kenton talks to Dave Knox of Blue […]
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Restaurant closures in NKY, plus we talk mentoring for women
This week on Mind Your Business, NKY! LINK nky CEO Lacy Starling and business reporter Kenton Hornbeck discuss restaurants closing in NKY, and the importance of mentoring for women in business. Plus, they say goodbye to Joey Votto the only way they know how – by analyzing the business decision.
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Talking about the business of LINK nky with CEO Lacy Starling
This week on Mind Your Business, NKY! LINK nky CEO Lacy Starling and business reporter Kenton Hornbeck discuss the One NKY Summit, a potential Corridor of Commerce in the region, and a new brand identity for NKY. Then, Kenton and Lacy keep the party going to discuss the business side of LINK nky. As we […]
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The Sunday Story Podcast: Inside LINK: Happy birthday to us!
This week on the Sunday Story, LINK nky CEO Lacy Starling describes how far LINK nky has come in just two short years…and how we need your help to keep moving forward. Read More Here | Listen Below | Donate Here — LINK nky opened its doors two years ago with a clear mission: Give […]
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Inside LINK: Happy birthday to us!
Inside LINK is a regular column from our CEO, Lacy Starling. If you have questions you’d like Lacy to answer, email her at lacy@linknky.com. LINK nky opened its doors two years ago with a clear mission: Give a voice to our community and tell the stories that matter. Since Oct. 27, 2021, we’ve: And we’ve done […]
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Creating a web of community to help grow yourself with Abbi Rettig, Tickety-Boo Treats
This week on Mind Your Business, NKY!, LINK nky CEO Lacy Starling and business reporter Kenton Hornbeck discuss ‘parrot heads’, the DHL strike, and National Women’s Small Business Month. Then, Kenton sits down with Abbi Rettig, Founder of Tickety-Boo Treats, to discuss the name of her business, how it came to be, and how being diagnosed with Celiac Disease inspired […]
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Turning volunteer hours into free concert tickets with Sarah Murray, Concerted
This week on Mind Your Business, NKY!, LINK nky CEO Lacy Starling and business reporter Kenton Hornbeck discuss the Gubernatorial debate on Monday night and the United Auto Workers strike. (You can still watch the debate here) Then, Kenton sits down with Sarah Murray, Founder and Executive Director of Concerted, a nonprofit tech platform that connects the Greater Cincinnati […]
