Monday is the last day for Kentuckians to register to vote ahead of the November general election. Registering can be completed online, via mail or by returning voter registration cards to your local County Clerk’s office. As of August, the state has about 3.3 million registered voters. In order to vote next month, online registration must […]
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Week 7 NKY HS football roundup/scores
Highlands 38, Covington Catholic 20 Find the full game recap here Bourbon County 41, Lloyd Memorial 34 Find the full game recap here Cooper 25, Dixie Heights 13 Find the full game recap here Beechwood 63, Walton-Verona 7 The Tigers (6-0) got two rushing touchdowns from Tyler Fryman and an interception return for a score […]
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Ludlow clears key hurdle in push for historic preservation status
Ludlow has reached a major milestone in its attempt to become a certified local government by the Kentucky Heritage Council. The Kenton County Planning Commission recommended changes to Ludlow’s ordinance, which would enable the certification, this week after two months of tabled votes. Getting the local government certification will make the city eligible for certain […]
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Annual Happy Feet Ball raises money to give NKY children shoes
Join The Charities Guild of Northern Kentucky for its annual Happy Feet Ball on Nov. 13, 7-11 p.m., at the Event Center at Longworth Hall. For over 40 years, this annual fundraiser has raised money to provide children in Northern Kentucky with the footwear they need to succeed. Last year, the charities guild was able […]
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Campbell County Coroner Mark Schweitzer dies
Campbell County Coroner Mark Schweitzer has passed away, the Kentucky Coroners Association announced on its Facebook. Schweitzer has served as the Campbell County Coroner since being elected in 1998. He faced a Republican primary on May 19 and won. He did not have a democratic challenger in the upcoming November General Election. In Kentucky, the […]
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‘Banned Books Week’ comes to Campbell County Public Library
Thousands of books faced attempted bans last year, and “Banned Books Week” is putting those titles back in the spotlight. The event takes place Sunday, Oct. 4 through Saturday, Oct. 10. The Campbell County Library Connections describes the event as a “joint effort between the American Library Association and the Banned Books Week Coalition; this […]
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Carmelo’s owners to open new chop house in Fort Wright
The Carmelo’s team is headed even further south into Kentucky with their next restaurant. Billy Grise and Mitch Arens, the co-owners of the Italian restaurant that’s taken Covington by storm since it opened in November 2024, are opening an American chop house in Fort Wright, Kentucky. The location of the new restaurant is the building […]
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Ludlow’s Cityview Station apartment development reaches major milestone
Acendion Collective, a subsidiary of the Fischer Group, celebrated the completion of core structural work for its Cityview Station development in Ludlow on Thursday. The event featured a ceremonial raising of the final roof truss for the apartment buildings and unveiled the official name for the apartment community: the Rivea at Cityview Station. “We spent […]
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U.S. Supreme Court to hear Park Hills grotto case
The nation’s highest court has agreed to hear a case involving the potential construction of a grotto at a Park Hills Church. The court’s decision could set precedent for public policy around both religious liberty and local zoning laws. The First Liberty Institute, a Christian nonprofit organization based out of Texas, issued a press release […]
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Two of NKU’s residence halls go up for sale
Northern Kentucky University’s residence halls, Callahan Hall and Northern Terrace, are for sale. The university confirmed with LINK nky that the two vacant residence halls are up for sale. The listings follow an email to residents of NKU’s East Residential Village on March 20, informing them that their current housing option would no longer be […]
