Spare-Time Grill in Alexandria is closing for the winter, with plans to reopen in the spring, as announced by owner Jason Copley on Facebook.
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NKY restaurants, bars that closed in 2024
Northern Kentucky’s dining landscape had a lot of changes in 2024. We reported on the closure of 11 this year. In 2024, NKY lost several classic diners plus an axe-throwing bar, a Covington brunch spot and more. Read on for a look at all this year’s dining closures in NKY. Lou Lou’s Cafe Lou Lou’s […]
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What we know about Alexandria’s approved medical marijuana dispensary
Alexandria is working on its medical cannabis regulations in preparation for its approved dispensary, which will be located in the old Truist Bank building and is expected to open in late 2025.
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Verizon retailer opens new store in Alexandria
Victra, the largest Verizon-authorized retailer, is opening a new store in Alexandria, offering the latest in Verizon technology, including 5G wireless and 5G Home Internet, and a wide range of devices and accessories.
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Alexandria medical cannabis dispensary proposed for old bank
Nicole Tirella in Alexandria was selected for a medical cannabis dispensary license in the state’s first lottery round. The expected location of the dispensary is the old Truist Bank.
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Alexandria breaks ground for new city campus
Alexandria has broken ground on a new city campus, which will house its new police department and community center, on land previously owned by the Schneider family.
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Medical cannabis dispensaries in three NKY cities receive licenses
Governor Andy Beshear announced the selection of 36 medical cannabis dispensaries in Kentucky, with Northern Kentucky businesses in Erlanger, Florence, and Alexandria among the winners.
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Fort Thomas to discuss zoning ordinance updates, Newport looks at buying Teslas and more
Fort Thomas City Council plans to discuss any changes to its zoning regulations proposed by its planning commission, while the cities of Dayton and Bellevue are collaborating to connect their entertainment districts, and Independence has approved zoning for medical cannabis businesses.
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Alexandria imposes moratorium on certain business permits
Alexandria has implemented a six-month moratorium on the acceptance of licenses or permits for any business that deals with the sale of vape, cannabis and alcoholic beverage products, in order to review its laws and make any necessary changes.
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10 NKY cities vote in favor of medical cannabis operations
All Northern Kentucky cities that put medical cannabis operations on the ballot have passed them, and starting Jan. 1, 2025, medical cannabis will be legal in the state of Kentucky, with each city responsible for creating zoning regulations to make way for or not allow those types of businesses to operate.