Our mission at BE NKY Growth Partnership is to drive economic growth across Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties, fueling opportunity and prosperity for all Northern Kentuckians and their families. To succeed in this mission and attract new residents, jobs, companies and investment, we are giving a glimpse into what it is really like to learn, […]
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How Gateway’s CDL Program Is Meeting Northern Kentucky’s Demand for Drivers.
Train for a rewarding career in transportation in as little as four weeks with flexible scheduling and hands-on instruction at Gateway Community & Technical College. In Northern Kentucky, few industries drive the local economy forward quite like transportation and logistics, and the demand for skilled, credentialed commercial drivers has never been higher. For local residents […]
Cross the Bridge. The Rules Can Change.
What Northern Kentucky residents should know about marijuana, firearms, criminal charges and traffic stops on either side of the Ohio RiverSponsored educational contentBy Joe Suhre, Suhre & Associates DUI and Criminal Defense Lawyers For Northern Kentucky residents, crossing the Ohio River may be part of an ordinary day. You might live in Fort Mitchell, work […]
Sometimes the Best Getaways Are Closer Than You Think
By Julie KirkpatrickPresident & CEO, MeetNKY & Interim President & CEO, Visit Cincy As summer winds down and families eye the calendar before school schedules and busy fall routines take over, the rush to squeeze in one last getaway is officially on. But planning a memorable vacation doesn’t have to come with a high price […]
Bring Your Group to Meals on Wheels for Volunteering, Team-Building
Meals on Wheels of Southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky is fueled by a diverse collective of partners and supporters who care deeply about our region’s older adults. Our mission is to deliver essential services that promote seniors’ independence and well-being. One of the largest groups who helps us drive that mission is our volunteer community. […]
Getting Back on Your Feet After Knee Pain: A Q&A With Dr. Jeffrey Chapek
Chronic knee pain can make even the simplest activities feel overwhelming. For patients whose pain no longer improves with conservative treatments, total knee replacement may offer a path back to comfort and mobility. We spoke with Dr. Jeffrey Chapek, an orthopaedic surgeon with OrthoCincy Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine specializing in joint replacement, about who may […]
Smart Pathways, Big Futures. How Gateway is Reshaping Higher Education in Northern Kentucky
Whether you are thinking about healthcare, manufacturing, or business, Gateway Community & Technical College offers affordable, flexible paths to top-tier careers and four-year degrees. Whether you are a recent high school graduate mapping out your future, eyeing a career pivot, or someone looking to upskill yourself without accumulating massive college debt, finding the right higher […]
Charged With a DUI in Northern Kentucky? Here’s What Happens Next
Joe Suhre, co-author of Kentucky Driving Under the Influence Law, on what to expect from the traffic stop to the courtroom — and why local experience matters in Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties. By Joe Suhre, Suhre & Associates DUI and Criminal Defense Lawyers The drive home from Newport on the Levee or MainStrasse takes […]
Why Meals are Better in Good Company
It’s one thing to enjoy the meal you’re eating—it’s another to enjoy that meal in good company. Sharing the table with others and trading conversation between bites is one of humankind’s most enduring and significant customs. It blends nutrition with social connection and creates an experience that’s good for the soul. At Meals on Wheels […]
Scholarship named for former NKY Tri-ED Senior Vice President continues to benefit students at Gateway fourteen years later
Robert “Bob” T. Green, former Senior Vice President of Northern Kentucky Tri-County Economic Development Corporation (now BE NKY Growth Partnership) dedicated much of his life to helping Northern Kentucky’s youth succeed in their education and careers. Now, even two years after his death in 2024 at age 79, his advocacy for education and workforce development […]

