Alexandria Brewing Company is opening a second location. The brewery’s second location will be in the former DogBerry Brewing space at 9964 Crescent Park Drive in West Chester Township. The announcement was made in a post to the West Chester Ohio Economic Development Facebook page. According to the post, the brewery plans to hire five […]
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Alexandria City Hall construction continues amid spring rains
Despite poor weather conditions over the past months, Alexandria’s new city hall construction is progressing. Last November, the City of Alexandria started constructing a new municipal complex on Constable Drive off US-27. The complex will feature a new headquarters for the city police, a community center with a two-story gym, a running track and city […]
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Alexandria Kroger zoning approved
Alexandria is one step closer to getting a Kroger Marketplace in the city. The store would be on the east side of US 27, with access coming from a proposed signal point that will align Commercial Circle with Sunset Drive to the west. It will be located on 31.65 acres and represents a $35 million […]
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Cold Spring set for Kroger expansion vote; Elsmere prepares for council member hearing
This week, in NKY local government meetings, Cold Spring will hold a vote to allow for the Martha Layne Collins Kroger zone change and expansion, while Elsmere gears up for its public hearing next month for council member Serena Owen’s removal. Keep reading to find out what happened in local government over the past week […]
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Walmart to remodel Florence, Alexandria stores
Two Northern Kentucky Walmarts will undergo remodeling as part of the retailer’s nationwide effort to transform 650 of its stores. The Alexandria Walmart, located at 6711 Alexandria Pike, and the Florence Walmart, located at 7625 Doering Drive, were both selected for remodeling. “Our stores often serve as the heartbeat of the communities we operate in, […]
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Alexandria appoints new council member
The city of Alexandria invited candidates for its open council seat to advocate for themselves at its meeting on April 17. After reviewing applications and hearing from the candidates themselves, the council selected Laura Fincher. Ten people spoke at the meeting, and one submitted a video for consideration. “We appreciate everyone who has applied,” said […]
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$35M Kroger Marketplace moves forward in Alexandria – with conditions
Plans for a new Kroger Marketplace, which would be 122,912 square feet with a fuel center and wine and spirits shop, are moving forward in Alexandria. The store will be on the east side of US 27, with access coming from a proposed signal point that will align Commercial Circle with Sunset Drive to the […]
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Alexandria photographer Tonya Bolton captures confidence through portraits
Cheri LeMarble wanted to help her daughter go back to feeling like her old self: confident, radiant and ambitious. So she sought out Tonya Bolton. As senior picture season approached, LeMarble and her daughter, Cadie, a senior at Campbell County High School, sought the expertise of Alexandria-based photographer Bolton — founder of Tonya Bolton Photography. […]
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Alexandria plans ordinance to regulate single-family rental homes
Alexandria plans to hold a first reading in April of an ordinance that would require regulation and registration permitting for single-family homes for rent in the city. The city discussed the ordinance’s language at its March 20 meeting. The ordinance stems from the city’s opposition to Kentucky House Bill 173, which would prohibit it from […]
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Pickleball is coming to Alexandria
Alexandria Community Park is getting pickleball courts. The city voted to accept a bid from Riegler Blacktop for $148,675 for two courts. It was the only bid they received for the project. The courts will go to Alexandria Community Park, where the old basketball court was near the softball fields. “This seems a whole lot […]