The northern lights were visible overnight in the region this weekend. According to LINK’s media partner WCPO, the NOAA Space and Weather Prediction Center said this was the strongest solar […]
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Campbell County Board of Education seeks applicants for vacancy
The Campbell County Board of Education is seeking applications to fill a vacancy on the board representing seat division 1 until the November 5 regular election.
Streetscapes eats up tradition along Alexandria Pike
This story originally appeared in the May 10, 2024 edition of the LINK Reader. To get stories like this first, subscribe here. This Streetscapes heads to Campbell County to visit […]
Here’s how you can help kids in the foster system
Dani Mendenhall, a foster care advocate, spoke to Union City Council about the need for more foster families and the importance of donating clothes, toiletries, and other items to children in foster care.
Covington to approve several small business incentives
The Covington Board of Commissioners and Department of Economic Development discussed various small business incentives, including rent subsidies, facade grants, historic signage assistance, and job development incentives, which will likely pass at the next meeting.
Local entrepreneurs, content creators share insights into using social media to build a business
Just be yourself. This is the advice Cincinnati-based YouTuber Feli Hofner would give to an aspiring entrepreneur using social media to build out their business and personal brand. Authenticity was […]
‘It is possible’: Covington program helps more than 400 families buy homes in past decade
Jennifer Aboussemah just signed the papers on a quaint, century-old Latonia house. For the California transplant, it’s a dream come true — it’s not just her new home, it’s her […]
Campbell County Community Yard Sale happening this weekend
The Campbell County Community Yard Sale at AJ Jolly Park on May 11 will feature over 40 seller tables.
Highlands, Beechwood students recognized as U.S. Presidential Scholars
Two Northern Kentucky students, Owen Matthew Borden and Joshua Zyzak, have been named to the U.S Presidential Scholars class of 2024.
Federal government approves environmental review for Brent Spence Bridge project
The Federal High Highway Administration has issued a Finding of No Significant Impact for the Brent Spence Bridge Replacement project, allowing the project to move forward into the final stages of design and construction.