Framed NKY is open for business and features the work of local artists as well as framing services. By Robin Gee The framing of art is an art itself says Jennifer Sierra, whose new frame shop and gallery, Framed NKY, opened this fall in Fort Thomas. “Framing protects and preserves the art, but it […]
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Grad Student Project Aids Fort Thomas Communication Concerns
NKU Executive Leadership students presented recommendations on city communications to Ron Dill. (l to r) Tammy Godby, Ashley Pyles, Lisa McCord, Ron Dill, Nigel Mask, Rita Jones, Sean Donelan.
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Drop Your Drawers Campaign Provides a Welcome Necessity
Campbell County Library Director JC Morgan invites community to “Drop Your Drawers.” By Robin Gee, City Council Beat Editor While many children dream of bicycles, remote cars and the latest “it” toy for Christmas, some in our community wish also for warm clothing and basic essentials. New underwear is one of those essentials that is […]
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Students Bring the World to Fort Thomas Schools
Lily Hennigan, Mary Kinsella and Elizabeth Winkler share information about English language learning at Fort Thomas schools. It’s a big world out there but developing global communication skills and cultural awareness makes it feel smaller and more manageable. Learning more than one language is a valuable skill for all students, but for some, it is […]
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Moyer Student Art Project Highlights Local Businesses
Moyer Elementary students wrote their own presentation on their community art project. Constellations, stars, planets and a rainbow represent the schools central office in artwork designed by Moyer students for their community art project. By Robin Gee Second grade students at Moyer Elementary are learning about community roles and involvement. The theme fit well into […]
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Newport Updates: Smoothie King Headlines New Retail Option, Better Connectivity and Improved Green Spaces
Clock at Newport on the Levee. (photo by Yvonne N., Creative Commons license) By Robin Gee You may already be enjoying the new skating rink at Newport on the Levee, and it’s the tip of the iceberg when it comes to big plans for retail and other projects for Newport. At a recent meeting of […]
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Fort Thomas Independent Schools Changes Timeline for Johnson Elementary Construction to Save Costs
Johnson Elementary School renovation project rendering (FTM file) On Tuesday, December 4, parents and community members are invited to a forum at the Highlands High School Library at 6 p.m. to discuss major changes in the Johnson Elementary School renovation project. Due to exceptionally high bids, original construction plans for a new Johnson school building, […]
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Are Accidents Increasing on the Combs-Hehl Bridge?
While work may slow in winter months, construction on Combs-Hehl Bridge continues through 2020. By Robin Gee As the cold and snow approaches, the “orange barrel” season for highway construction is slowing down, but caution on the roadways is as important as ever – and not just because of icy conditions. Distracted driving, which […]
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Highlands Students Recognized for Academic and Sports Achievements
Maggie Schroeder is the first Highlands student ever to win the girls state cross country championship. By Robin Gee Two Highlands High School students were honored at the November Fort Thomas Independent School Board meeting. A first-time achievement Sophomore Maggie Schroeder is the first Highlands student ever to win the state girls individual cross country […]
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Student Professional Studies Center, Maker Space of Fort Thomas Independent Schools to Open at 20 Grand
New space at 20 Grand Avenue is being custom renovated for Fort Thomas schools to support student entrepreneurship, career pathways and more. The short hallway leading into the school board room was packed for the November meeting. Despite the cold outside, the room was hot, almost stifling. As is often the case, teachers, staff and […]
