It was one of the easiest decisions Jake Martin ever made. The 2017 Brossart graduate returns to his alma mater as head coach after two years at Pendleton County as an assistant. The Mustangs also seek a third consecutive winning season. Here’s five things to know about Bishop Brossart football headed into the 2026 season: […]
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50 greatest NKY prep sports teams in 50 days: Day 40, 2006 Highlands girls soccer
We gave you the 50 greatest sports icons from NKY last summer. Since we had so much fun with that, we’re bringing you another list of the 50 greatest things this summer…The 50 greatest prep sports teams from NKY. Each day for the next 50 days, we’ll release one of the area’s 50 greatest prep sports […]
How to avoid traffic this weekend as festivities, construction collide
August is approaching, and it’s kicking off with a weekend full of activities and events. For those heading to downtown Cincinnati or Covington to any of the festivities set for July 31 through Aug. 2, here’s a look at a few of the many ways to access the fun and navigate around current construction work […]
KOI Superior Walls opens new manufacturing facility in Burlington
What you need to know After two years of construction, KOI Superior Walls President Ross Votel unveiled the company’s new 38,000-square-foot headquarters in Burlington. In 2024, the company broke ground on its new Burlington facility at 5719 Limaburg Road. The new facility will increase the company’s production capacity and add 6,000 square feet of office […]
Covington wealth management team joins $60B national firm
A Northern Kentucky wealth management organization is now under new national ownership. Carson Wealth announced the acquisition of Covington-based FFR Wealth Team. Going forward, the FFR Wealth Team, which manages approximately $201 million in assets, will transition to an integrated Carson Wealth office. Carson Wealth is a national wealth management firm that oversees more than […]
Five things to know about Highlands football in 2026
Unlike any other prep football program in northern Kentucky, Highlands is not only facing competition on the playing field but also competing against itself and its own football history. The Class 4A Bluebirds have won 23 state titles, second in Kentucky only to Louisville Trinity, but they haven’t earned one since 2014. That’s an 11-year […]
Meet your superintendent: Dayton Independent Schools
Dayton Independent Schools Superintendent Rick Wolf owns mostly green sneakers. And in the last couple years he’s noticed more students wearing district-colored kicks, too. It’s a good sign that he’s building connection with what he believes is one of the biggest parts of the job: students and families. “It’s about building pride where you’re from,” […]
Mobile mammography unit coming to Alexandria in August
St. Elizabeth Healthcare’s Mobile Mammography Unit will be in Alexandria next week to provide convenient, state-of-the-art 3D mammography screenings. The mobile unit will be at the Calvin A. Perry Community Center, 8236 West Main St., on Wednesday, Aug. 5, from 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. A mammogram only takes 10 minutes. Most insurance plans, including […]
Former Gov. Matt Bevin once again a no-show at child support hearing
A hearing on whether former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin and his ex-wife, Glenna, owe support to their estranged son, Jonah Bevin, got underway Tuesday without Matt Bevin. Bevin failed to show up for the hearing despite an order from Jefferson Family Court Judge Angela Johnson that he attend in person. That left Glenna Bevin to […]
Boone County approves funding for emergency, water rescue operations
What you need to know Boone County approved two measures this week to support the operations of the county’s emergency response and water rescue divisions. On Tuesday, the Boone County Fiscal Court approved two resolutions that were coordinated by Boone County Emergency Management Director Kevin Vogelpohl. The first resolution awarded a contract to Washington Marine, […]


