The race for Kentucky’s 64th House District in central Kenton County is between a conservative state lawmaker and a Northern Kentucky attorney hoping to become the first Black woman elected to the seat. Kimberly Poore Moser, a Taylor Mill Republican, is the incumbent. The retired nurse and longtime chair of the Kentucky House Health Services […]
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House District 60: Marianne Proctor vs. Deb Ison Flowers
Reproductive rights and public funding for non-public schools are issues that draw a clear ideological line between candidates for the 60th District House seat in Boone County. Marianne Proctor, a Union Republican, is the incumbent. The licensed speech language pathologist is a staunch opponent of abortion “from conception to natural death” and an opponent of […]
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Senate District 23: Jennifer Sierra vs. Chris McDaniel
Chris McDaniel squares off with local business owner Jennifer Sierra in the 23rd Senate District race to represent north Kenton County. McDaniel, R-Ryland Heights, is a former commissioned U.S. Army officer and president of McD Concrete in Erlanger. He’s running for a fourth term in the Kentucky Senate, where he chairs the powerful Appropriations and […]
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Senate District 17: Kiana Fields vs. Matt Nunn
Education and the economy top the list of issues for two candidates running to replace Georgetown Republican Damon Thayer in the 17th Senate District. The district includes part of Kenton and Fayette counties and all of Scott and Grant counties. The Democrat in the race is Kiana Fields of Georgetown, a Scott County native whose […]
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Make your voting plan
Voters in Northern Kentucky have several options when it comes to casting their ballots. Although turn out numbers from previous years suggest that most Northern Kentuckians like to vote in person, there are other ways, as well, for those who can’t make it out on Election Day. General information about voting in the November election, […]
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What is ‘citizenship requirement’ amendment?
Titled the Citizenship Requirement for Voting Amendment, or Kentucky Constitutional Amendment 1, the state’s Constitution would be changed to say that only U.S. citizens could vote in elections in the state, according to Ballotpedia. This also includes elections for school trustees and local school board elections. Noncitizens already are not allowed to vote or register […]
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Golf carts may soon be allowed on Union roads
Residents may soon be able to drive golf carts around Union. The city commission had a first reading of a new golf cart ordinance that would allow and regulate golf carts on roads during a meeting Wednesday evening. There will be several restrictions and requirements before golf cart owners can drive on approved roadways in […]
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Lloyd hands Boone loss with big second half
Lloyd Memorial outscored Boone County 38-0 in the second half to win the game 45-7, with five different players finding the endzone and the defense causing significant turnovers.
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SparkHaus secures state funding for incubator in Covington
Kenton County received $6 million in state funding for SparkHaus, an entrepreneurial incubator in Covington, to help local entrepreneurs access the resources they need to grow their businesses.
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Opinion: A Salute to Our Natural Gas Utility Workers
Written by Amy Spiller, state president of Duke Energy Ohio and Duke Energy Kentucky March 18 marked the ninth annual Natural Gas Utility Workers’ Day, when energy companies encourage the communities they serve to recognize the workers who keep natural gas service safely and reliably flowing to millions of homes and businesses across the nation. […]
