Every other Saturday morning, the Northern Kentucky Young Marines meet at the Latonia VFW, often waking up Harold, who lives on the second floor of the building. Kids aged eight through 18 participate in the program, modeled after the United States Marine Corps, that focuses on American history, physical fitness, public speaking, citizenship, community service […]
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Meet the woman behind kindness cards spread across NKY
While each index card may only have a handful of words written on it, the messages are massive. “Honestly, I want to make sure that this world stays kind,” said the woman behind the cards, Erin Clemens. Clemens writes out a collection of cards by hand, using vibrant colors. Equipped with a box of colored […]
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BLINK announces 2026 dates, deadline for artists to apply
It may feel like a long way away, but Cincinnati’s favorite light and art festival will return before you know it. The leadership team behind BLINK announced Tuesday it will return to the Tri-State Oct. 8-11, 2026. They’ve also opened their call to artists, inviting those locally, nationally and internationally to submit their installation, mural […]
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Kid-friendly NKY spots beat boredom on a budget
Keeping kids entertained doesn’t have to break the bank. Whether they love splashing in the water, exploring nature or getting creative, there are plenty of free adventures in the region. Splash pads Wilder Splash Pad The splash pad runs from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Memorial Day through Labor Day, weather permitting. It’s in City […]
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Close but so far away: Escape NKY without actually leaving
Looking to go on a little adventure this summer, but don’t want to go too far? You’re in luck, and there’s plenty to explore around Northern Kentucky that’ll make you feel like you’re worlds away. From the views at Devou Park to a trip back in time at Rabbit Hash to spending time in local […]
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Four generations drive Bud’s Automotive to 60th anniversary
Jeff Moermond was a kid in 1965 when his dad, Bud Moermond, took him on a drive from Bellevue to Highland Heights to a Pure Oil station. His dad pulled up to the gas pumps and went inside to talk to the owner. Bud came back outside after a while and started his drive back […]
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Owensboro kid gets up close with Prime Air jets at CVG
Maurice McKenzie’s fascination with airplanes dates back to his birth. The Owensboro native has a sickle cell disease, an inherited red blood cell disorder passed down from one’s parents. Because of this, Maurice has undergone several surgeries throughout his childhood to manage his health. His lifelong dream of becoming a pilot has remained unwavering, despite […]
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Buy beer, raise money for Erlanger’s adventure park
People can now help raise money for Erlanger’s 1,000-acre Eons Adventure Park by buying beer! Specifically, Fable Brew Works’ new Kolsch-style ale, dubbed A Walk in the Woods. Buying a draft or can of A Walk in the Woods at Fabled Brew Works’ main tap room on Kenton Lands Road will see a portion of […]
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Garden club’s weeklong celebration brightens Boone County
As part of National Garden Week, Boone County Garden Club members gave away more than 100 bouquets, encouraging recipients to pass along the joy by gifting a second bouquet to someone else. National Garden Week was June 1-7. Each day of the week, club members chose different ways to spread joy to people by handing […]
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Covington schools, city partner to increase youth rec opportunities
The City of Covington and the Covington Independent Public Schools district will partner to expand the number of recreational activities available to the city’s children. This goal was featured prominently among candidate platforms, including the mayor’s, during the most recent election cycle. “I grew up playing baseball at Athey Avenue and Craig Streets, shooting free […]
