As the finals days of the 2014 primary election season slip away, candidates for the top elected positions in Kenton and Campbell Counties have no reason to slow down their campaigns. A poll indicates tight races on both sides of the Licking River in the GOP primaries for Judge-Executive. While full numbers and information were […]
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Tourism Dollars Increase in Northern Kentucky
The economic impact of tourism in Kentucky amounted to more than $12.5 billion in 2013, Governor Steve Beshear and Tourism, Arts and Heritage Secretary Bob Stewart announced today. The economic impact figure is a 2.6 percent increase from 2012. Northern Kentucky accounted for $1.7 billion of that figure, an increase of 1.8%. “Our tourism industry continues […]
Tourism Dollars Increase in Northern Kentucky
The economic impact of tourism in Kentucky amounted to more than $12.5 billion in 2013, Governor Steve Beshear and Tourism, Arts and Heritage Secretary Bob Stewart announced today. The economic impact figure is a 2.6 percent increase from 2012. Northern Kentucky accounted for $1.7 billion of that figure, an increase of 1.8%. “Our tourism industry continues […]
Operation Confidence: NKU Campus Sees Notes of Encouragement Popping Up
Students in Kristin Hornsby’s Honors Race, Gender, and Theatre (TAR 102H) class were tasked late this semester with finding a way to benefit the campus community in some way. The positively inspired result is posted all over campus in encouraging notes stuck to walls, doors and windows. It’s all part of the Operation Confidence campaign […]
Operation Confidence: NKU Campus Sees Notes of Encouragement Popping Up
Students in Kristin Hornsby’s Honors Race, Gender, and Theatre (TAR 102H) class were tasked late this semester with finding a way to benefit the campus community in some way. The positively inspired result is posted all over campus in encouraging notes stuck to walls, doors and windows. It’s all part of the Operation Confidence campaign […]
Operation Confidence: NKU Campus Sees Notes of Encouragement Popping Up
Students in Kristin Hornsby’s Honors Race, Gender, and Theatre (TAR 102H) class were tasked late this semester with finding a way to benefit the campus community in some way. The positively inspired result is posted all over campus in encouraging notes stuck to walls, doors and windows. It’s all part of the Operation Confidence campaign […]
NKU Chase College of Law to Help Place Lawyers in Rural Communities
The Northern Kentucky University Chase College of Law has announced the launch of its Regional Placement Program. The program will identify students who have a connection to, or an interest in, practicing in small cities and rural communities in the region and offer them individualized career counseling and personalized networking support. “At Chase we are […]
NKU Chase College of Law to Help Place Lawyers in Rural Communities
The Northern Kentucky University Chase College of Law has announced the launch of its Regional Placement Program. The program will identify students who have a connection to, or an interest in, practicing in small cities and rural communities in the region and offer them individualized career counseling and personalized networking support. “At Chase we are […]
Counties Learn Where Region Stands in Fight Against Heroin
“This heroin thing came down so hard and so fast it made us realize how much we’re up against. I’m so glad the whole area is ready to help each other with this problem. Heaven knows we can’t do it by ourselves.” Mac McArthur of Transitions, a drug counseling program, was one of several speakers […]
Counties Learn Where Region Stands in Fight Against Heroin
“This heroin thing came down so hard and so fast it made us realize how much we’re up against. I’m so glad the whole area is ready to help each other with this problem. Heaven knows we can’t do it by ourselves.” Mac McArthur of Transitions, a drug counseling program, was one of several speakers […]

