What you need to know UPDATE: The Covington Board of Commissioners approved the sale order for the building at their legislative meeting on June 9, 2026.–LINK nky editorial, June 10, 2026. A prominent Covington building will soon be under new ownership. A joint LLC subsidiary between well-known Covington developer Tony Milburn and Matt Swendiman, the […]
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Elsmere considers raising rental pricing at community center for non-residents
Elsmere City Councilmembers discussed increasing rental pricing at the community center at Tuesday’s caucus meeting as a way to rely less on public funding. Council is expected to take action on a potential increase in space rental pricing for non-residents at its next meeting on June 9. Rate increases of $25 to $50 were discussed […]
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Kenton County invites residents to shape future transportation priorities at open house
Kenton County will host an open house for its countywide transportation plan on Thursday, June 11, at the Liberty Hall Event Center in Edgewood. The event is open to all county residents and will serve as a venue for people to learn about the planning process and ask questions. “Traffic and transportation are top-of-mind issues […]
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NKY residents can receive free AC units as part of St. Vincent de Paul program
As it continues to get hotter, St. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky is once again offering free fans and air conditioning units to people in need as part of its Summer Breeze Heat Relief Program. The program, sponsored by St. Elizabeth Healthcare, is in its 30th year. It allows any Northern Kentucky natives who are […]
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Where to find The Peach Truck in NKY this summer
The Peach Truck tour is a favorite part of summer for peach fans, and the Nashville-based operation will again be making its way to the Greater Cincinnati area this summer. Owners Stephen and Jessica Rose will be bringing farm-fresh Georgia peaches to stops across the United States. “The Peach Truck is more than just peaches; […]
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State board allows optometry graduates to practice without passing national exam
The state board that oversees Kentucky’s optometrists is standing by its decision to allow optometry graduates who haven’t passed all parts of a required national licensure exam to provide eye care – even as the number of people it improperly granted licenses to has increased from 21 to 30. Despite mounting criticism, the state board […]
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Want to run for election in November? The deadline to register is today
If you’re thinking about elections right now, you may still have the Massie/Gallrien primary on your mind, or perhaps the judges/executive results in the Boone and Campbell county primaries. Even though it feels like the election JUST ended, it’s already time to start preparing for November. If you want to file to run as a […]
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The LINK nky Educator of the Week: Megan Rider
The votes are in, and this week’s LINK nky Educator of the Week is Megan Rider, a teacher at Campbell County Middle School. Rider was nominated by Shelbi Hitch because “Mrs. Rider has served as a strong mentor to her team this year, intentionally creating a collaborative atmosphere and building capacity among her colleagues. She […]
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Flea in the Fort returns for sixth season at Tower Park
Flea in the Fort, one of the largest artisan craft shows in Greater Cincinnati, is returning for the sixth straight year. The free, outdoor artisan craft show will be held under the beautiful tree canopy next to the historic Fort Thomas Mess Hall at 801 Cochran Avenue on Sunday, June 7, from 10 a.m. to […]
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Fort Thomas to rework proposed e-bike, high-speed scooter ban on sidewalks
After two previous readings of a proposal to ban electric bikes and high-speed scooters from city sidewalks, Fort Thomas leaders have opted to go back to the drawing board. An incident in which a community member and her dog were hit by people riding electric vehicles behind her was brought up at Monday’s city council […]
