Travel can be stressful in the best of times. Now add in the high-level anxiety that seems to be baked into every holiday season and it’s clear that travelers could use some help calming frazzled nerves. Travel pros say there is plenty you can do ahead of time to make for a happier and less-stressful […]
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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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First phase of Erlanger’s 1,000-acre adventure park clears planning commission
Erlanger’s proposed 1,000-acre adventure park, Eons, has been approved by the Kenton County Planning Commission for Phase 1, which will include a dog park, walking paths and bike paths.
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Covington’s new digital kiosks help residents, tourists navigate city
Covington’s new digital wayfinding kiosks, created by meetNKY, the City of Covington, Durham Brands, RoveIQ, Southbank Partners and the Covington Business Council, are helping residents and tourists make their way through the city, featuring a mix of convention signage and two digital wayfinding kiosks located at the RiverCenter and Ralph Haile Square.
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Holiday events in Northern Kentucky everyone can enjoy Â
It’s almost the holiday season, and Santa Claus has lots of toys for every good girl and good little boy. And Northern Kentucky has lots of fun for the whole family. Whether you’re looking for something to do with your kids while they’re off school, need somewhere to take out-of-town family, or you’re looking for […]
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Drivers sound off about congestion one week after bridge fire: ‘It sucks.’
Drivers are experiencing longer commutes due to the closure of the southbound lanes of the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge, but businesses are trying to entice customers with promotions and additional services.
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New hotel demonstrates decades of collaboration between two Covington companies
Covington-based real estate developer Corporex and hotel manager Commonwealth Hotels’ newest project showcases the company’s decades-long working relationship in addition to an industry-wide shift in travelers’ amenity preferences. In August, Corporex opened a Residence Inn by Marriott across from the Kenwood Towne Center in northeastern Cincinnati. Corporex is the developer behind the hotel, while Commonwealth […]
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Frontier Airlines announces new flight from CVG to Florida for as low as $29
Frontier Airlines has announced a new nonstop flight to Florida. The airline announced Tuesday that it will have a nonstop flight from CVG Airport to Sarasota Bradenton International Airport. The flight begins Oct. 12, and it will operate weekly. To celebrate the new flight, Frontier is offering fares as low as $29, the airline said. […]
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Rose Lavelle, other local Olympians travel through CVG Airport on their way home
The champs are here! CVG Airport got to say “Welcome Home!” to some of our local Olympians on Monday. CVG posted photos of Cincinnati native Rose Lavelle and University of Kentucky grad Masai Russell — two gold medalists at this year’s Games — traveling through the airport on their way home from Paris. Fort Thomas […]
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Tips for viewing the Perseid meteor shower starting Sunday
The Perseid meteor shower, caused by debris from comet Swift-Tuttle, will be visible in the overnight hours from Aug. 11-13, with the best viewing from 2-5 a.m. facing south and away from city lights.