Newport Central Catholic High School is hiring two positions for the upcoming school year. The school is seeking a campus minister and theology teacher along with an additional English teacher to accommodate growing enrollment. Campus minister and theology teacher: Newport Central Catholic High School is seeking a full-time campus minister and theology teacher to help […]
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Boone County among those with lowest jobless rates in Kentucky
Unemployment rates fell in 90 counties between March 2022 and March 2023, rose in 18, and stayed the same in 12 counties, according to the Kentucky Center for Statistics, an agency of the Kentucky Education and Labor Cabinet. Boone County was among 11 counties with the lowest jobless rates in the commonwealth at 3.2%, with […]
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Dixie Heights High School to dedicate ‘Mural with a Mission’
A new mural, created in a collaboration between Dixie Heights high school students and local artist Brent Billingsley, will be dedicated and unveiled this Friday, May 5 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The dedication will overlap with a school pep rally, which begins at 12:45 p.m. The artwork is one of several pieces associated […]
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HomeFest 2023 kicks off this week in Bellevue
HomeFest 2023 is coming to the Reserve at Bellevue. This year’s HomeFest will showcase five luxury homes from four different builders with prices starting at $700,000; the homes feature a variety of architectural styles. The show brings in people from across the Greater Cincinnati region to tour homes each year. This year a virtual experience […]
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Special Olympics coming to Ryle High School Saturday
More than 80 athletes from Boone, Campbell, Grant, Harrison, Kenton and Pendleton counties will compete in the Special Olympics Kentucky Area 7 Track and Field Meet this Saturday, April 29. Beginning at 9:45 at Ryle High School in Union, the event will begin with Opening Ceremonies including the parade of athletes. At 10 a.m. the […]
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Point/Arc to host all-season craft show
If you love a good craft show, the Point/Arc is hosting its all-season craft show tomorrow, April 29, with free admission. The craft show will be held at the Zembrodt Education Center at 104 West Pike Street in Covington, from noon to 5 p.m. For more information contact Susan Carter at 859-491-9191 Ext. 135 or […]
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Kentucky Lt. Gov to appear at NKU for pinning ceremony
Kentucky Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman will be the featured speaker at the Northern Kentucky University Teacher Candidate Recognition Ceremony and inaugural pinning on May 1. Coleman will talk about celebrating teachers, why she loved being a teacher, her favorite teacher and why she feels they are important. The Teacher Candidate Recognition Ceremony honors the 72 […]
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New Covington dog park celebrates opening this Saturday
The SFC James Bishop Memorial Dog Park will hold its grand opening celebration this Saturday, April 29 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. The event is open to the public and will feature music, activities, local food trucks, a dog costume contest and some giveaways. Local residents are encouraged to bring their furry friends to […]
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Campbell County cities selected for funds to improve parks, outdoor spaces
Three Campbell County projects have been selected for funding to enhance accessibility and upgrade parks and recreation spaces. Southgate, California, and Bellevue were each awarded $25,000 in funds. Southgate plans to use the money to demolish and remove existing tennis courts and develop a small park with planted trees, flowers, shrubs, and benches. California’s plans […]
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Covington Commission honors longtime education advocate Rick Hulefeld
The Covington Commission passed a resolution officially honoring longtime educational advocate Rick Hulefeld at the commission meeting on Tuesday. The resolution also named May 11 as Rick Hulefeld Day in the city of Covington. Hulefeld’s career goes back to 1979, when he began serving as executive director of Cathedral Child Care. He would later go […]
