Northern Kentucky resident Caroline Lembright has been hired as communications director for Interact for Health, a Cincinnati-based health nonprofit operating throughout the tri-state. Lembright formerly worked for BCom, a company that provides digital advocacy campaigns for political causes and candidates. “We’re thrilled to have such an accomplished communicator join our team,” said Interact for Health’s […]
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Free gardening classes coming to Covington this summer
The Center for Great Neighborhoods and Civic Garden Center of Greater Cincinnati will partner to host several gardening classes in June and July at the Riddle Yates Community Garden in Covington. The classes are free and open to the public, although registration is encouraged. Classes will teach attendees about sustainable methods of pest control, succession […]
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Fort Thomas resident named as new Talbert House CEO
A previous version of this story reported that Neil Tilow was a Fort Thomas resident. Tilow is a resident of Cincinnati. LINK nky regrets the error. Fort Thomas resident Josh Arnold will soon take over as chief executive officer of Talbert House, a wrap-around service organization based in Cincinnati. Arnold is currently the chief operating […]
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Local nonprofit invites pet owners to pamper themselves to benefit local rescues
Local nonprofit Ruff To Royalty will host an event in Covington on June 10 from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. called “Bark & Beauty,” where attendees will learn about pet grooming, care and personal self-care. “This event is truly unique to the city because it offers something that no other event does by focusing the […]
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Ohio River Challenge: Paddling 250 miles to promote river recreation this week
On June 2, a team of paddlers is set to embark on the Ohio River Challenge, a 250-mile, 10-day expedition from Portsmouth, Ohio to Louisville. Retracing the route of past explorers, their expedition has a modern-day mission to forge partnerships that showcase the region’s natural beauty, cultural heritage, and opportunities for outdoor recreation. Along the […]
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On the Edge: Struggling young adults find hope, help at Opportunity House
This story originally appeared in the May 19 edition of the weekly LINK Reader. To get these stories first, subscribe at linknky.com/subscribe. Editor’s note: On the Edge is a regular feature that explores the challenges of the rising cost of living in Northern Kentucky. In middle school, Logan Fulmer won a theater award for best costume […]
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St. Joseph Parish annual indoor flea market coming first weekend in June
St. Joseph’s Parish of Crescent Springs will host its annual flea market on June 2 and 3 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Funds raised during the event will benefit St. Joseph. Any unsold items will be donated to charities throughout the region. “The list of items for sale will include… furniture, tools, books, appliances, […]
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Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission’s fatherhood classes begin this month
The Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission will begin holding fatherhood classes both virtually and in-person later this month. The classes take place over the course of 12 weeks and focus on skills related to responsible parenting. Class topics include co-parenting, disciplinary practices, budgeting and commitment, among others. Virtual classes will occur from 1 p.m. to […]
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Independence City Council votes to give $100,000 to address mental health and human trafficking
The Independence City Council unanimously voted to give $100,000 of federal American Rescue Plan Act funds, known more commonly as COVID-19 emergency funds, to California-based nonprofit Holly Hill at their regular meeting on May 1. The decision followed a presentation from Holly Hill’s CEO James Sherry, who requested the funds to aid in the reopening […]
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Local organizations prepare for summer heat relief
As summer approaches, shifting temperatures can prove dangerous for Northern Kentucky’s most vulnerable residents, which is why local organizations are getting ready to provide relief to Northern Kentucky’s vulnerable residents. St. Vincent De Paul is a long-standing nonprofit organization dedicated to helping those in need. Its 25-year-old Summer Breeze program provides air conditioners to people […]
