Nicole Tirella in Alexandria was selected for a medical cannabis dispensary license in the state’s first lottery round. The expected location of the dispensary is the old Truist Bank.
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Publix is coming to Hebron
A lease has been executed that will allow a Publix, with an adjacent liquor store, to open in Hebron. Jared Glover, Publix’s senior media relations manager, announced Thursday the store will be opening in the Shoppes at Hebron Pointe on the southwest corner of Williams Road and Worldwide Boulevard. In a statement provided to LINK […]
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Two Covington restaurants to close on Dec. 15
Rich’s Proper and Hangry Omar’s in Covington are closing on December 15 due to the businesses no longer being sustainable.
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These are the Frisch’s Big Boy locations that are still open
More than 20 Frisch’s Big Boy locations have permanently closed since October when the local franchise’s owners, Florida-based company NNN REIT LP, began filing eviction notices against them. As eviction hearings continue — as of this publishing, hearings against three locations are still pending — we’re tracking which Frisch’s locations are still open, and which […]
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Local Allegiant pilots hit the picket lines at CVG demanding a better contract
Local Allegiant pilots are on the picket lines at CVG in hopes of getting a better contract. The pilots, who are members of the Teamsters Local 2118, said the want better pay and a better work-life balance, something they’ve been working toward for the last four years. The Teamsters said the union voted an overwhelming […]
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Albertsons blames Kroger for failed merger attempt, seeks ‘billions’ in damages
One day after a federal judge blocked the biggest acquisition in Kroger’s history, the Albertsons grocery chain is suing Kroger for “billions of dollars” in damages. Albertsons press release claims Kroger caused the merger to fail by ignoring regulators’ feedback, rejecting stronger divestiture buyers and failing to cooperate with Albertsons in pursuing the deal. It’s […]
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Adecco staffing opens new location in Crescent Springs: ‘The number one concern is talent’
Adecco has officially opened a new location in Crescent Springs to address the region’s workforce needs, as the population demographics and economic growth strain the workforce.
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Iconic country music venue Bobby Mackey’s demolished in Wilder
Bobby Mackey’s, a Northern Kentucky institution with rich cultural connections to country music, was demolished on December 10, marking the end of an era of live performances from local and national artists.
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Camco Chemical acquires 18-acre property in Florence
Camco Chemical has purchased an 18-acre property in Florence with plans to expand its operations in Northern Kentucky, investing $3 million to upgrade its Florence campus and renovating a 170,000-square-foot building for modern distribution, fulfillment and secondary packaging operations.
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Carlos Dunlap’s Honey Uninhibited restaurant shuts down
Carlos Dunlap’s Uninhibited Hospitality Group has announced the permanent closure of its southern-style comfort food restaurant, Honey Uninhibited, due to the difficulty of running the business.