Visit the friendly staff at Dental Blu in Highland Heights. Thanksgiving and Christmas break are quickly approaching….which means it’s time for you to book your bi-annual professional dental cleaning with Dental Blu in Highland Heights! Many college students, children, and busy adults prefer to see the dentist over the holidays as they are already out […]
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Best Furniture Gallery will help your home look it’s best for the holidays (sponsored)
Whether you’re looking for a dining set to fit your growing family for the holidays or a new sofa to express your unique style, Best Furniture Gallery’s Design Consultants can help. Best Furniture Gallery understands that your furniture not only needs to look great, but also be suited to the way you live. At Best […]
Shop Local: Opticare partners with American Eyewear (sponsored)
The holidays area approaching fast and there is no better way to support small businesses than shopping local! Frames made in America This year, Opticare is featuring a special partnership. While most glasses frames are made in China and overseas, Opticare is partnering with American Eyewear, an independent frame company out of Nashville, TN. They […]
Heritage Bank of Burlington wins Governor’s Service Awards
Heritage Bank in Burlington located at 1818 Florence Pike. Gov. Andy Beshear and Cabinet for Health and Family Services (CHFS) Secretary Eric Friedlander will recognize volunteerism and service contributions across the commonwealth at the 26th Annual Governor’s Service Awards. This year’s award ceremony – consisting of 15 individual awards and 13 group awards – was […]
The Honey Baked Ham Company to open in Cold Spring
HoneyBaked Ham. Provided. Two new businesses are reportedly heading to Cold Spring, Kentucky. In an email sent to council this morning, Mayor Angelo Penque noted that the Honey Baked Ham Company and Celestial Scents Candles would be moving into the Campbell County city of about 6,000 residents, situated between Highland Heights and Alexandria. Honey Baked […]
The Top Things Business Owners Need to Know About Changes to the SBA EIDL Program
By John Wood, CPA/CVA and Principal While 2021 has seen a slow but steady return to “normal” in some respects, many business owners nationwide are still feeling the impact of COVID-19 and unfortunately are likely to for quite some time. The federal government enacted three programs designed to help business owners through the pandemic, two […]
Notre Dame Academy Hosting Open House (Sponsored)
Notre Dame Academy (NDA), the only all-girls school in Northern Kentucky, is hosting an in-person open house on Sunday, November 7 from 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. Sixth, seventh and eighth grade girls are invited to the open house to tour campus and get in-depth look at life at NDA. Potential Pandas will also have the […]
Corporex Appoints Bryan Carlisle to Board of Directors
Bryan Carlisle, CEO of Maxim Crane Works LP, joins the Corporex Board of Directors Corporex, a Covington-based, privately held investment firm that focuses on investing in real estate, hospitality, sports and fitness, and capital markets announced the appointment of Bryan Carlisle to the organization’s board of directors. For most of his career, Carlisle has served […]
Kelly Bros. Celebrates 75 Years, Announces New Leadership and Branding
Dan Magarian, new president and CEO of Kelly Bros., a lumber and home design company. Kelly Bros., a Northern Kentucky-based lumber and home design company, has announced new leadership to help steward the company for future growth. The company has also announced plans for a series of events in 2022 to celebrate its 75-year anniversary.  […]
Newport Board of Education Votes Unanimously to Support Ovation Development
The Newport Board of Education has joined the Newport City Commission and the Campbell County Fiscal Court in approving $660 million in Industrial Revenue Bonds (IRBs) for the Ovation, the dynamic mixed-use development underway in downtown Newport. “This is a tremendous project and opportunity for our students, our parents and our community,” said Newport Board […]

