Applications for businesses and organizations to participate in Fort Thomas’ Independence Day Parade on July 4 are now available. Former Highland Heights Football Coach Dale Mueller will serve as the grand marshal.
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Oh She Built That: Non-profit organization empowers girls through woodworking
“Oh She Built That” is a non-profit organization that inspires girls to explore STEM careers through woodworking education and workshops, and has partnered with Northern Kentucky Public Schools, libraries and the Girl Scouts to provide its services.
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It’s official: Covington’s Goebel Pool will not reopen
The Covington Board of Commissioners has voted to accept a service agreement with Swimsafe Pool Management, Inc. to manage aquatic facilities at Randolph Park Pool and the Covington Water Park in Latonia for the 2024 summer season, officially closing Goebel Pool for good.
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The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra, NKY’s ‘farm team’ orchestra
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra has strived to make classical music accessible and affordable since its founding in 1992, offering unique programming, free outdoor concerts, and educational programs for students and schools.
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Carnegie Theatre hosts NKU’s adaptation of ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’
Northern Kentucky University’s School of the Arts continues its on-tourtheatre season with the Olivier Award-winning comedy The Play That Goes Wrong. NKU’s adaptation of The Play That Goes Wrong will be performed at the Carnegie Theatre in Covington from April 11 to 23. The original comedy was written by British playwriters Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer […]
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April Fools: Bellevue police prank citizens with helicopter
The Bellevue Police Department is celebrating April Fools Day by telling its citizens that it has acquired a helicopter to identify parking violations, with a photo of the helicopter in the city’s parking lot.
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Ready for the eclipse? Here’s what you need to prepare
Northern Kentucky residents can experience the upcoming solar eclipse on April 8 by traveling to to areas in the path of totality, but they should be aware of safety precautions and plan for travel.
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Streetscapes takes March Madness crawl through Covington
March Madness is a fun and exciting time to spend in Covington, with giant TVs, Irish pub fare, and postgame fuel at Molly Malones, Covington Yard, and Smoke Justis.
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Newport Aquarium debuts new exhibit on octopuses and deep-sea creatures
The Newport Aquarium is introducing a new exhibit featuring octopuses and deep-sea creatures to celebrate its 25th anniversary, featuring seven different displays with creatures from the Ring of Fire region of the world.
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Covington billboard of man eating mac n cheese goes viral
A billboard in Covington spotlights a man that allegedly consumes over 20 gallons of liquid cheese per year, and was created by Northern Kentucky native Jonathan Pittman, who took a photo of his friend eating mac n cheese.