Parts manufacturer Flottweg Separation Technology Inc. broke ground on a $1.75 million warehouse in Boone County Tuesday, and Gov. Andy Beshear was on hand for the celebration.
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Easterseals, Redwood combine agencies to better serve clients
Nonprofit groups Easterseals and Redwood announced Tuesday they will be combining agencies to help meet the needs of veterans, individuals with disabilities, and people facing economic challenges in the region. Easterseals specializes in working with people with disabilities, those facing economic disadvantages and veterans. Redwood specializes in educational, therapeutic, and vocational services for children and […]
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Boone fiscal court to vote on CVG land purchase
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) is selling off nearly 300 acres of unused land to Boone County. The resolution to finalize the purchase of 296 acres from the airport will be voted on at the Boone County Fiscal Court’s July 26 meeting. Part of the acreage, and included in the resolution, is England-Idlewild Park, […]
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Kenton Co. Farm Bureau adds army veteran to list of agents
Josh Cook has been appointed as a new agent with Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) Mutual Insurance Company at the Kenton County Farm Bureau’s Fort Mitchell office. Cook’s appointment was announced in Louisville by Chuck Osborne, vice president of agency support and marketing for KFB Insurance. Cook is a veteran of the U.S. Army and is […]
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BLINK director to talk upcoming show in Chamber event
The region’s wildly popular light and art show BLINK returns in October and the details will be discussed at upcoming event in Erlanger. Justin Brookhart, executive director of BLINK, will join the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce during August’s Eggs ‘N Issues event. BLINK is a nighttime interactive art show that turns city buildings into […]
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Newly renovated innovation lab celebrated in Erlanger
An Erlanger-based company celebrated the opening of its newly renovated facility on Wednesday.
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Local entrepreneurs selected for 10-week course
A nonprofit dedicated to women-owned startups and small businesses announced its 2022 Launch class, which offers a 10-week course for six women entrepreneurs and ends in a Shark Tank-style pitch competition.
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Trotta’s Steak and Seafood in Dayton permanently closes
Trotta’s Steak and Seafood restaurant in Dayton has permanently closed after five years in operation. The upscale steakhouse opened in Dayton’s central business district on 6th Avenue in May 2017. They closed their doors this past weekend. Owner Kathleen Trotta said the closure was due to rising prices and inflation. “We could not keep up […]
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New barbeque restaurant coming to Newport on the Levee this fall
Kentucky native Kevin Dailey is bringing his 20 years in the hospitality industry to Newport on the Levee when he opens barbeque restaurant Shiners on the Levee. Located in the 8,400-square-foot space on the corner of 3rd Street near the Purple People Bridge, Shiners will host live country music and entertainment when it opens in […]
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Florence Mall sells to New York-based group
The Florence Mall has officially changed hands, but the new owners have not announced any intentions of altering the city’s retail epicenter.
