River Metals Recycling in Newport was honored Tuesday by the Commonwealth of Kentucky as it was recognized for its new certification under the Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program (SHARP). Out of more than two thousand manufacturing sites in Kentucky, River Metals Recycling is one of just eighteen to obtain the certification. Representatives from the […]
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Newport Business One of 18 in State With Special Safety Certification
River Metals Recycling in Newport was honored Tuesday by the Commonwealth of Kentucky as it was recognized for its new certification under the Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program (SHARP). Out of more than two thousand manufacturing sites in Kentucky, River Metals Recycling is one of just eighteen to obtain the certification. Representatives from the […]
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River Metals Recycling to Receive State Safety Award
River Metals Recycling in Newport will be recognized by the Commonwealth of Kentucy’s Labor Cabinet on Tuesday. The company will receive “SHARP” status, or “safety and health achievement recognition program”. Anthony Russell, Commissioner of Workplace Standards at the Kentucky Labor Cabinet will join Plant Manager Arvil Pennington when presenting the honor. A ceremony is planned […]
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River Metals Recycling to Receive State Safety Award
River Metals Recycling in Newport will be recognized by the Commonwealth of Kentucy’s Labor Cabinet on Tuesday. The company will receive “SHARP” status, or “safety and health achievement recognition program”. Anthony Russell, Commissioner of Workplace Standards at the Kentucky Labor Cabinet will join Plant Manager Arvil Pennington when presenting the honor. A ceremony is planned […]
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Ludlow Business Owners Warn of Cuts as City Prepares to Implement Receipts Tax
Ludlow is the only city in Northern Kentucky not to collect a gross receipts tax, a percentage taken from the total gross revenues of a business. That would change in 2014 as the city council considers implementing a tax of .075% on gross receipts. The city passed the measure over the summer without much attention […]
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Ludlow Business Owners Warn of Cuts as City Prepares to Implement Receipts Tax
Ludlow is the only city in Northern Kentucky not to collect a gross receipts tax, a percentage taken from the total gross revenues of a business. That would change in 2014 as the city council considers implementing a tax of .075% on gross receipts. The city passed the measure over the summer without much attention […]
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Cov Fashion: New Brand Launches, Blue Sox Cap is Top Gift Choice
A new vintage clothing shop debuted at its first ever trunk show hosted by flow – a shop for men in Downtown Covington. The start-up boutique is named for Covington’s Tobacco Alley, located between Fifth & Seventh Streets and Scott Boulevard and Greenup Street. The trunk show was Friday and Saturday and featured a hand-picked […]
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Cov Fashion: New Brand Launches, Blue Sox Cap is Top Gift Choice
A new vintage clothing shop debuted at its first ever trunk show hosted by flow – a shop for men in Downtown Covington. The start-up boutique is named for Covington’s Tobacco Alley, located between Fifth & Seventh Streets and Scott Boulevard and Greenup Street. The trunk show was Friday and Saturday and featured a hand-picked […]
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Hundreds of New Tech Jobs Slated for Covington Towers
It was a busy stretch of nearly four hours in Covington for Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear on Wednesday, who announced at his last of three stops that three hundred forty-one jobs would be created at the RiverCenter towers over the next three years. Many of those jobs will be placed in the space formerly occupied […]
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Hundreds of New Tech Jobs Slated for Covington Towers
It was a busy stretch of nearly four hours in Covington for Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear on Wednesday, who announced at his last of three stops that three hundred forty-one jobs would be created at the RiverCenter towers over the next three years. Many of those jobs will be placed in the space formerly occupied […]
