The Campbell County Fiscal Court is purchasing two parcels of land in Alexandria for its new public safety complex. After meeting in a closed session on Sept. 3, the fiscal court voted in a regular session to purchase the property at 1114 Racetrack Road in Alexandria for the appraised value of $1,333,333. The new safety […]
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Villa’s Kitchen picks up 500th win
Villa Madonna Academy volleyball coach Sandi Kitchen has reached another milestone. The Vikings coach picked up her 500th win with the Vikings on Monday with a 2-0 (25-12, 25-12) win over Bellevue in the 9th Region All “A” tournament quarterfinals. Kitchen is in her 31st season at Villa, celebrating her 30th year with the program […]
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$40M in bonds approved for former DAV site redevelopment
The City of Cold Spring has issued millions of dollars in municipal bonds to fund part of its largest ongoing real estate development project. On Monday, Cold Spring’s city council voted 4-1 to approve up to $40 million in Industrial Revenue Bonds to finance a portion of the ongoing development at the former Disabled American […]
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Residents invited to help relaunch Campbell County Rotary Club
An effort to reinstate a Campbell County chapter of the Rotary Club is underway, with an informational meeting taking place next month. The Rotary Club is the world’s oldest service club, founded in 1905 in Chicago by Paul Harris. Today, the Rotary Club has grown to over 1.4 million members in more than 35,000 clubs worldwide. […]
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Cooper turns deficit into third straight victory
What you need to know Cooper’s girls soccer team isn’t used to trailing this season, but they are certainly used to winning. Wednesday night in Union the Lady Jaguars fell behind early but battled back to claim a 2-1 victory over Campbell County, marking their third straight win. The game began in Campbell County’s favor, […]
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Justin Otto selected for national public information officer program Â
Campbell County will be represented on the national stage as the Federal Emergency Management Agency welcomes Justin Otto into its 2026 executive public information officer cohort. The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s National Disaster and Emergency Management University announced its 2026 executive public information officer cohort, marking the 10th class since the program’s inception. Otto serves as Campbell […]
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Spanish on the Fly expands with new language schools in Northern Kentucky
What you need to know When Lori Wall opened Spanish on the Fly in 2024, she aimed to provide affordable Spanish language instruction to people throughout Northern Kentucky. Fast forward one year, and Wall is expanding her business into Boone and Campbell County, demonstrating a growing appetite for her teaching. Wall, a professional with more […]
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Campbell County’s Beane leads All-State points standings
Campbell County’s Talen Beane is currently on track for one of his lofty goals this season. The Camels senior sits atop the Kentucky Golf Coaches Association All-State points standings. The significance of this is that the top 10 players in the standings make first team All-State and the points leader is a strong candidate for […]
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Campbell County Conservation District opens survey to gauge community priorities
The Campbell County Conservation District is seeking public input on its future planning. The conservation district has developed a survey to help it understand which programs residents find most important and impactful for the community’s environmental and agricultural well-being. To take the survey, click here.
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Girls Soccerama photos
It was the girls turn for Soccerama as Cooper was the host for the preseason scrimmages that took place Thursday and Saturday with nine games played from teams around the area. Charles Bolton was there for photos. You’ll see a slideshow below from each game that was played on Saturday. Beechwood 3, Walton-Verona 0 Holy […]
