This week, in NKY government meetings, Fort Thomas will consider a bid for tennis courts; while Campbell County Schools will discuss its district facilities plan. 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 in NKY government […]
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New program helps Campbell County students access summer meals
Campbell County Schools is working with the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services to help families access food over the summer. The Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer program is a permanent federal child nutrition initiative that helps students from eligible families cover the cost of summer meals. Campbell County Schools Superintendent Shelli Wilson said the […]
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Campbell County Middle School to get $28m more in renovations
Campbell County Schools is entering the early stages of phase two of its middle school renovations. The phase two plans follow the district’s facility plan, which was approved in August 2021. It includes a full renovation of the 1939, 1948, 1962, and 1969 sections of the middle school building. The renovations will cover: The total […]
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Campbell County Middle School renovations complete
Campbell County Middle School has completed its renovation project, which includes a new entrance plaza, traffic loop, door and window replacement, first aid nurse station and restrooms, and upgraded fire suppression, HVAC and electrical infusion.
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Covington meeting ends in arrests; Fort Wright considers changes to Kyles Lane overpass
Covington Commission approved new regulations and fees for medical cannabis businesses, Fort Wright considered potential aesthetic changes to Kyles Lane overpass, and Fort Thomas unanimously approved a new Unified Development Ordinance.
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Campbell County Schools launches transportation co-ops for high schoolers
Campbell County Schools Transportation Department has launched two new internship programs for high schoolers, allowing students to gain hands-on experience in automotive technology and serve as monitors on elementary school bus routes.
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Campbell County Schools starts food services internship program for high schoolers
Campbell County Schools Food Services Department is offering internships to high school students aged 16 or older to assist with preparing and serving hot meals for the after-school supper program, while also expanding operations to provide hot suppers to more students remaining on campus after school.
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20 pounds of e-cigarettes collected at Campbell County Schools, grant sought for more containers
Campbell County Fiscal Court is reapplying for a grant to install collection containers in schools to safely dispose of e-cigarettes, which contain hazardous substances such as liquid nicotine and lithium-ion batteries.
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Villa’s Kitchen celebrates 30 years as Vikings volleyball coach
There have been many changes at Villa Madonna Academy since 1993. A new athletic complex opened in 2000. The facility’s name changed from Thunderdome to Villhalla, and the teams have been known as the Vipers, Blue Lightning and currently Vikings. What has remained constant: seeing Sandi Kitchen coach girls volleyball. Fans, parents and players celebrated […]
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Campbell County Middle School construction still isn’t complete; here’s what we know
The Campbell County Middle School construction project has faced delays due to weather conditions, supply chain issues, labor shortages, long lead times for material production and unforeseen complications with the existing building’s infrastructure, but the district is committed to completing the project as efficiently as possible without additional costs to taxpayers.
