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Woodlawn: Where residents bloom where they’re planted

Meghan Goth -
City name: Woodlawn City size: 37 acres (.05 square miles)  Population: 229 Median income: $63,225 Median home value: $143,205  Mayor: Ronald Barth Incorporated: 1922 It takes exactly four minutes to drive...
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Bromley: Post controversy, this quiet river town is reinvesting in itself

Meghan Goth -
City name: Bromley  City size: 324 acres  Population: 925  Median income: $45,376 Median home value: $97,838 Mayor: Mike Denham Incorporated: 1890 If you’ve never been to Bromley, the first thing you...
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Silver Grove: A community that knows how to rebuild 

Kenton Hornbeck -
City: Silver Grove City size: 1.64 square miles Population: 1,186 Median Income: $59,420 Median Home Value: $108,310 Mayor: Neal Bedel Incorporated: 1950 Everyone loves a good comeback story. Silver Grove, a city...
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Melbourne: ‘A little country town’ where everybody knows everybody 

Kenton Hornbeck -
City: Melbourne City Size: .83 square miles Population: 458 Median Income:  $51,480 Median Home Value: $133,264 Mayor: Ronnie Walton Incorporated: 1912 Melbourne is an unassuming small town situated along the known...
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California: Meet the smallest incorporated city in Northern Kentucky

Haley Parnell -
City name: California City size: 0.24 Square Miles  Population: 83  Median income: $59,458 Median home value: $102,925 Mayor: Emma Neises Incorporated: 1874 California is the least populous incorporated city in Northern...
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Crestview: A tiny, quiet city in the shadow of a post-war housing boom  

Haley Parnell -
City name: Crestview City size: 0.10 square miles  Population: 426 Median income: $77,714 Median home value: $136,785 Mayor: Shane Owens Incorporated: 1950 Driving the streets of Crestview, Kentucky, it’s impossible not...
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Yes, NKY has a lot of tiny towns — but not as many as it used to

Michael Monks -
In the 2000 U.S. Census, the City of Visalia, Kentucky had a population of 111 souls. But not a one of them served on the...
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Suburban Northern Kentucky: Remembering the old and appreciating the new

Kenton Hornbeck -
“Where the city meets the country.”  This is the official motto of the city of Alexandria, a small, unassuming home-rule city in central Campbell County...
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Rural Northern Kentucky Residents Say They Have the Best of Both Worlds

Haley Parnell -
Before second grade, Rachel Franzen played in the creek and picked wildflowers for her mom in the hayfields on her neighbor's land that stretched...
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Can the urban core help unite Northern Kentucky?

Meghan Goth -
The elevator opens. A black marble hallway leads to a front desk, flanked by staircases that arch down to the front doors of 100...
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