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Boone County Planning Commission backs Drees’ townhomes in Hebron, Big Sandy Superstore in Florence

What you need to know Two major Northern Kentucky development projects are moving forward thanks to recent backing from the Boone County Planning Commission: one for a proposed residential development and another for a future big-box furniture store. Drees Homes The Boone County Planning Commission on July 1 recommended approval of a zone change request […]

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Former Boone County Sen. John Schickel named to Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame

Former state senator from Boone County, John Schickel, was named to the Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame. Founded in 2001 by the Kentucky Distillers Association, the Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame honors individuals who’ve had a significant impact on the industry’s stature, growth and awareness. “We look forward to celebrating this extraordinary class in September […]

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Kroger proposes grocery store complex near Richwood Publix in Boone County

What you need to know Northern Kentucky’s grocery store wars are heating up as Kroger is planning a new store-anchored development less than a mile from the Richwood Publix, which opened in 2025. Kroger, a Fortune 500 grocery chain headquartered in Cincinnati, has prioritized expanding in Northern Kentucky following the entry of Florida-based grocer Publix […]

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Boone County library unveils trailblazer murals, history walk ahead of July 4

What you need to know The Boone County Public Library wants to honor national and local heroes on July 4th in a way that leaves a lasting impression.  In anticipation of the United States’ semiquincentennial—more commonly marketed as the 250th anniversary of the ratification of the Declaration of Independence—the Boone County Public Library commissioned Cincinnati-based […]

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Residents weigh safety, traffic, rural character as Camp Ernst Road project enters design phase

What you need to know Improving roadway safety, relieving traffic congestion, and preserving the area’s rural character are among the chief concerns of Boone County residents regarding the future Camp Ernst Road improvement project. Boone County leaders have highlighted a more than four-mile stretch of Camp Ernst Road for safety upgrades, as increased residential development […]

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