The Copley family is reopening the iconic Spare-Time Grill in Alexandria, bringing back the “Spare Burger” and other classic diner items.
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French Toast Heaven coming to Newport
A West Chester-based French toast restaurant is expanding into Northern Kentucky. French Toast Heaven, a restaurant that specializes in comfort food like French toast and shrimp and grits, announced on Facebook that it was going to open a second location at 921 Monmouth St. in Newport. French Toast Heaven is the brainchild of Executive Chef […]
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St. Mary’s robotics team goes to Dallas for international competition
The robotics team from St. Mary’s in Alexandria went to the International Robots Education & Competition’s world robotics championship in Dallas, after winning both a state championship and a special excellence award at a March competition in Shelbyville, Kentucky.
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Campbell County Community Yard Sale happening this weekend
The Campbell County Community Yard Sale at AJ Jolly Park on May 11 will feature over 40 seller tables.
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Kubota tractor dealership approved for development in Alexandria
Alexandria approved the site development plans for a Kubota tractor dealership with a gravel equipment lot, which will comprise office space, a showroom, retail, service bays, and storage areas.
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Meet Rep. Mike Clines
Each week, LINK nky is publishing a profile of one of our local legislators so that Northern Kentuckians can get to know the people representing them at the state level. Education has defined Rep. Mike Clines’ career. Decades of experience as a private school administrator and teacher in the Covington Catholic school system have allowed […]
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AJ Jolly Park offering secure kayak storage for the season
AJ Jolly Park offers secure storage for up to two kayaks from April through October for $140 per slot.
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Alexandria veterans ask city to move Tribute Park to new city campus
Alexandria veterans asked the city council to consider moving its Tribute Park as part of its new city campus plans, with the potential for new pavers and monuments.
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Alexandria recognizes World War II veteran turning 100
Alexandria City Council recognized Dale Reid, a World War II veteran turning 100, by naming March 29, 2024, as Dale Reid Day in the city.
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Alexandria awards contractor for new city campus
Alexandria has awarded Pepper Construction as the contractor at risk for its new city campus.
