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Covington recommends 30-day license suspension for Ritte’s Corner Cafe

Covington’s alcohol beverage control administrator has recommended a 30-day suspension of Ritte’s Corner Cafe’s late-night liquor permit, following a hearing on Wednesday. Ritte’s Corner Cafe is located at 3711 Winston Ave., near the five-road intersection in Latonia called Ritte’s Corner. The hearing also saw recommendations for increased security at the bar in the face of […]

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87-unit ‘Camelot Ridge’ subdivision plans move forward in Campbell County

A proposed 87-home subdivision in southern Campbell County advanced Tuesday despite residents’ concerns about housing density and preserving the area’s rural character. The Campbell County Planning and Zoning Commission voted Oct. 13 to recommend approval of the Camelot Ridge subdivision on approximately 23 acres along Alexandria Pike, just south of Campbell County High School. Commissioners […]

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NKY school report cards come out this Thursday. Here’s how to read them.

State-issued report cards grading Kentucky public schools and districts on last year’s academic performance will become publicly available this Thursday. This year’s report cards use the same grading criteria that were implemented back in 2022, though the state is changing its accountability system for next year’s batch. LINK nky breaks down how to read the […]

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Covington teachers question school innovation plan. Board members say they’re listening.

Editor’s note: This article has been updated to correctly quote Covington Independent Schools Board of Education Member Hannah Edelen. A recent survey of nearly 90 Covington Independent Schools employees found strong opinions and concerns about the district’s “Schools of Innovation” pilot, sparking conversation with the district’s board of education last Thursday.  The Covington Education Association, […]

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What 80 Acres’ Mike Zelkind learned from building, and losing, a unicorn

At its height, 80 Acres was considered a “unicorn” by startup analysts, a designation reserved for privately held companies valued at more than $1 billion. The Hamilton, Ohio-based vertical farming startup had expanded into multiple states and was supplying fresh produce to major grocery retailers like Kroger. Then, on Aug. 3, the company abruptly announced […]

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