Terry Hatton and Brian Ormes, two local business owners and former ball coaches, are competing in the May 21 primary for the 67th House District in Campbell County, with the winner facing Democrat Matt Lehman in the general election.
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House District 69: Steven Doan and Diane BrownÂ
An incumbent state lawmaker and attorney-turned-homeschool mom are the choices in the May 21 Republican primary for the 69th House District, with the winner facing Democrat Wilanne Stangel on Nov. 5.
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Streetscapes takes break with local chains at Crestview
This story originally appeared in the April 26, 2024 edition of the LINK Reader. To get stories like this first, subscribe here. This week, Streetscapes heads to Crestview Hills, where we visit outposts of three locally owned chains. We’ll sample Chinese and Belgian cuisine, then finish off with some unique desserts. Asiana Thai and Sushi […]
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NKY’s independent pharmacies on verge of extinction
Independent pharmacies in Kentucky are closing due to financial pressures from pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), resulting in the loss of access to medicines for residents in rural communities.
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NKY’s population and clout are growing. Why are incumbent lawmakers leaving?
Northern Kentucky has seen an increase in its representation in the state legislature due to population growth and partisan redistricting, while other incumbents have announced they won’t seek reelection due to the changes.
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Streetscapes finds hub of good eats along Covington’s MLK Blvd.
Olla, Gutierrez Deli, and Wunderbar! offer authentic Mexican, German, and American cuisine in the Covington area, with Olla offering brunch on the weekends.
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Streetscapes finds world of flavor in Newport plazas
This story originally appeared in the April 5, 2024 edition of the LINK Reader. To get stories like this first, subscribe here. This week, Streetscapes heads to Newport to check out eateries around Newport Pavilion and Newport Shopping Center. We’ll sample a variety of cuisines including Indian, Japanese and even some healthful fare. Jot India […]
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Digging into history: Finding graves, honoring dead in Florence and beyond
Priscilla Chambers and Robert Lett have been researching their family history for many years, and have identified 127 people by name buried in the Florence Cemetery, including some who served in the Civil War and World War I.
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Streetscapes finds new favorites in Fort Thomas
Highland Square Cafe, The Post Taps and Bottle Shop, and The Greenline Kitchen and Cocktails are three new additions to Fort Thomas, offering a laid-back lunch, family-friendly atmosphere, and a variety of beers and food options.
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For sale in NKY: Check out these homes for sale right now
A brand new custom-built home in Florence, a renovated 1930s home in Fort Thomas, and a $1.3 million custom home in Fort Mitchell offer a variety of features and amenities.