Written by Haley Parnell, LINK nky reporter Becoming mayor was never part of the plan for Jessica Fette. Her ultimate goal was always to open a restaurant. Fette said she loves being Erlanger’s mayor, and it has been the best job she’s ever had. While she will continue that role, she looks forward to her […]
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NKYP Now Accepting Nominations for Next Generation Leader Awards
Northern Kentucky Young Professsionals. The Next Generation Leader Awards is an annual program recognizing young professionals making an impact in their fields and the community. Nominations are now open for the 2022 Next Generation Leader Awards (NGLAs), presented by Northern Kentucky Young Professionals (NKYP). A program of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, the NGLAs […]
Deal to Provide Fiber Optic Cables to NKY Residents, Businesses
Written by Haley Parnell, LINK nky reporter Working and learning from home has become the new normal, and without a good internet connection, it can be nearly impossible. At the Dayton City Council meeting on Tuesday, Campbell County Judge/Executive Steve Pendery announced that Kenton, Boone and Campbell Counties entered a contract with Cincinnati Bell to […]
Covington Biopharmaceutical Firm Names New President, CEO
Bexion Pharmaceuticals announced a new president and chief executive officer this week. The Covington-based clinical stage biopharmaceutical company named Richard “Scott” Shiveley as its new leader. He succeeds Dr. Ray Tagigiku, Bexion’s founder, who will remain with the company as chief scientific officer, leading all scientific, clinical, research, and development efforts. He will also advise […]
Artist Gallery One of Six New Businesses at the Hiland Building in Fort Thomas
Timothy Lancaster has opened Lancaster Artworks in the heart of Fort Thomas’ Central Business District. His business is one of six new businesses in the historic Hiland Building. (photo provided) by Robin Gee Despite the challenges of the pandemic, the good news is new businesses continue to open up throughout the region. Earlier this […]
Covington Board Approves Company for Demolition of IRS Site
Written by Kenton Hornbeck, LINK nky reporter The Covington city commission on Tuesday night officially approved the Cincinnati-based O’Rourke Wrecking Company for demolition of the former IRS site. The agreement passed 5-0. The $1.293 million project is expected to take eight months. “We went through a bid process with our project managers at J.S. Held,” […]
Fort Thomas Council Discusses Boost for Business, City Building Updates and Gun Safety
Fort Thomas Economic Development Director Chanda Calentine presents the Lost Revenue Grant Program to help local businesses with some immediate funds. by Robin Gee The first meeting of Fort Thomas City Council for 2022 included updates on projects and plans for the future. Concerned about the toll the pandemic continues to take on small businesses […]
Covington Business Council Founders Award Presented to Tony & Amy Milburn
The Covington Business Council presented its Founders Award to Tony and Amy Milburn, the first time that the business group has awarded its top honor to a couple. The Milburns received the award at the CBC’s annual dinner last month. According to an announcement from the CBC, the Milburns have developed a well-earned reputation of […]
Thomas More University Salutes VonLehman
A Thomas More Saints Salute to VonLehman CPA. Pictured (l to r): Thomas More Vice President for Institutional Advancement Kevin Reynolds; from VonLehman CVA Manager Sarah Kubala, Taylor Jolly and Shareholder Dave Macke; Thomas More Associate Director of Development for Athletics Tom Brady; VonLehman President Adam Davey and Thomas More President Joseph Chillo. Thomas More […]
How Pendleton Hills is Building Back after Kitchen Fire
Written by Haley Parnell, LINK nky reporter A kitchen fire was catastrophic for the restaurant at Pendleton Hills Country Club in July 2021. Owner and President of Pendleton Hills David Bay gave a Facebook live update on Jan. 19, where he addressed the outreach from the community after the fire and the new changes coming […]

