Are you struggling with invasive honeysuckle on your property, or maybe you’re looking for an education scholarship? The Campbell County Conservation District can help. Conservation districts protect a county’s soil, water and other natural resources. Campbell County’s was established in 1945 by a vote of the county’s citizens and comprises seven locally elected officials who […]
Tag: Alexandria
Alexandria may rename part of Washington Street in memory of resident
Alexandria is considering renaming a portion of Washington Street to “Brady Way” in honor of resident Brady Delaney, who was killed in a car crash in April.
Alexandria receives grant to complete 1,000 feet of sidewalk
Alexandria was awarded a grant to complete roughly 1,000 feet of sidewalk from Thatcher Avenue to Stillwater Drive, with the city required to pay $12,000 toward the design portion of the project.
Dog wash in Alexandria offers self-service grooming for your furry friends
Central Pawk Dog Wash, a self-service kiosk offering dog washes for $15, is owned by veterans Mitchell Leigh and David Hiser.
Alexandria proposes 2024 tax rate
The city of Alexandria has proposed an ad valorem tax rate of $0.14 for 2024, the same as the previous year, which is expected to raise $1,820,582 in revenue.
Serendipity antique shop in Alexandria offers a glimpse into the past
Serendipity antique shop in Alexandria, owned by Lori and Jack Walters, offers a wide range of antiques and home décor, as well as local vendor products, and has become a popular destination for collectors and locals alike.
NKY in Photos: Indoor activities in NKY for the entire family
This past few weeks, it feels like it’s either a million degrees or it’s raining cats and dogs outside. Don’t let Mother Nature ruin your fun this summer. This week, we explored places in NKY that offer enriching and exciting indoor activities for the entire family. From paint-your-own pottery classes to gigantic trampoline parks, there’s […]
Alexandria unveils preliminary new city campus design
The Alexandria City Council was presented the new city campus design with a new attached community center and police department, which will include a gym, a common area, planning and zoning, meeting rooms, offices, and the new council chambers.
Alexandria and Crescent Springs receive safety grants
Alexandria and Crescent Springs were awarded safety grants from the Kentucky League of Cities, a regional nonprofit insurance provider that advocates for the financial interests of Kentucky cities. Specifically, Alexandria received $1,752, while Crescent Springs received $600. The grant money will help the cities provide services and programs that reduce liability and create safer communities. […]
Alexandria council discusses replacement for city building
The City Council of Alexandria has presented plans for a new City Complex with an estimated cost of $23.1 million, which will improve functionality and provide room for growth for the current city building.

