This week in NKY government meetings, Erlanger is holding a meeting to discuss the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, District 6, proposal for a major road reconfiguration of Dixie Highway. Keep reading to find out what happened in local government over the past week and what you need to know for this week. What happened last week […]
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QuikTrip eyes former Frisch’s in Florence for 2nd Kentucky store
What you need to know QuikTrip could be the latest convenience store brand to set up shop in Boone County. Over the past two years, Wawa, a convenience store and gas station chain based in Pennsylvania, revealed an ambitious expansion into Northern Kentucky, pledging to open several stores across Boone and Campbell counties. Now, QuikTrip […]
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Boone County considers 882-unit Union development
What you need to know As the Union area continues to expand, developers are aiming to add more housing units to the bustling bedroom community. From 1960 to 2020, Union’s population increased from about 600 to over 7,000 residents, turning the city into a hotbed for suburban development. On Wednesday, the Boone County Planning Commission […]
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Union wedding venue hits road block with planning commission
The Boone County Planning Commission recommended denial of a zone change request for a wedding venue and event center near a residential neighborhood in Union. At a public hearing in early April, Northern Kentucky Development Alliance, formed by Dale McPherson, a founding builder of Triple Crown Country Club, and Patrick Rector, founder of Rector Excavating, […]
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Flaming margaritas? Mi Cozumel coming to Boone County
Boone County residents will soon be able to drink colorful flaming margaritas from the increasingly popular Mi Cozumel. The Springdale, Ohio-based Mexican restaurant — famous for its extensive margarita offerings — is opening a new store in Florence at 7484 Turfway Road. Four Mi Cozumel restaurants are currently open in the Greater Cincinnati area. The […]
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Florence considers extended-stay hotel project
Florence might soon be getting a new extended-stay hotel. At its brief Jan. 21 caucus meeting, Florence City Council discussed a zoning change to accommodate the proposed hotel at 5935-5495 Merchant St. next to the Kemba Credit Union. The zone change would include the credit union and a 5.3-acre site next door, 5935 and 5945 […]
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Developer discusses plan for complex that features brewery, soccer fields, more in Hebron
Brad Trauth and his family love to bike the trails in Cincinnati. He said they enjoy finding a spot off the trail for the kids to play and the adults to have a beer, but he wishes that was something he could find in Northern Kentucky. Trauth said his family started biking during the COVID-19 […]
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7 Brew Coffee franchise could open in Florence
Brew Team KY LLC is seeking a zone change request to open the first 7 Brew Coffee in Northern Kentucky, which would be a drive-thru coffee shop with a 510 square foot building and a 280 square foot remote storage/cooler accessory storage.
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Kenton County budget talks, Covington to discuss government transition and more
Covington is discussing a committee on the form of government transition, while Kenton County is discussing fiscal year budget adjustments.
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High Stakes Harley-Davidson moving into vacant LA Fitness site in Florence
High Stakes Harley-Davidson is relocating to the former LA Fitness building off Meijer Drive in Florence, where they plan to renovate the interior and exterior of the building and build an outdoor canopy for customers to hang out.