New Riff Distilling donated $16,830 to the Silver Grove Community Foundation on Earth Day to help create Green Valley Pond Park, which features fishing opportunities, benches, trash cans, disc golf and a gazebo.
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Kids to Parks Day in Kenton County promotes outdoor recreation, conservation
Kenton County’s Department of Parks and Recreation is celebrating ‘Kids to Parks Day’ at the New Kenton County Park in Independence on May 18 from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. with nature crafts, a scavenger hunt, and hiking.
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Newport High School boys’ basketball team recognized for season
Newport High School’s boys’ basketball team was recognized by Campbell County Fiscal Court for its 32-4 season.
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Kentucky enacts law creating Ohio River Regional Recreation Authority
Gov. Andy Beshear signed House Bill 712 creating the Kentucky Ohio River Regional Recreation Authority, a 25-county agency designed to build a recreational trail system and economic development opportunities along the Ohio River.
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Linden Grove Cemetery to give away free seedlings for Arbor Day
Linden Grove Historic Cemetery and Arboretum in Covington is hosting an Arbor Day event on April 27 to raise environmental awareness and stewardship, featuring free seedlings and live music.
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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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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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The 2024 eclipse from your point of view
The April 8, 2024, eclipse has officially passed through the region, with many locals getting to see an almost full eclipse or traveling to view the full blackout.
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Wilder’s Frederick’s Landing buzzes with new bee colonies
Two bee colonies were set up in Wilder by a Wilder police officer as part of the Northern Kentucky Beekeepers Association to promote pollination and fertilization.
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Campbell County High School Boys Basketball Team recognized for season performance
The Campbell County High School Boys Basketball Team was recognized by the Campbell County Fiscal Court for their 27-7 season record and advancing to the state tournament quarterfinals.
