Tolls would pay for the bulk of the Brent Spence Bridge project, said a report jointly released Tuesday by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and the Ohio Department of Transportation. The report did not indicate exactly how much drivers can expect to pay. The $2.63 billion project that includes highway infrastructure in both states and a […]
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Financing Plan from Ohio, Kentucky Calls for Tolls on Brent Spence, New Bridge by 2020
Tolls would pay for the bulk of the Brent Spence Bridge project, said a report jointly released Tuesday by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and the Ohio Department of Transportation. The report did not indicate exactly how much drivers can expect to pay. The $2.63 billion project that includes highway infrastructure in both states and a […]
More than $100,000 Raised at Holiday Event for Developmentally Disabled
The Point/Arc of Northern Kentucky is celebrating the fact that it raised more than $100,000 for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The 43rd annual “Joy to the World” benefit was held earlier in December at the Horseshoe Casino in Cincinnati where more than 400 supporters helped raise the funds. The Point had expected one […]
More than $100,000 Raised at Holiday Event for Developmentally Disabled
The Point/Arc of Northern Kentucky is celebrating the fact that it raised more than $100,000 for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The 43rd annual “Joy to the World” benefit was held earlier in December at the Horseshoe Casino in Cincinnati where more than 400 supporters helped raise the funds. The Point had expected one […]
Mama on a Budget: GIVEAWAY Lollipops Family Concerts
Too often our Tri-State area is associated with our wildly successful professional football and baseball teams (there’s always next year, right?), our clean waterways (was that actually a fish… no no, just a boot), or our award-winning culinary creations (Applebee’s or O’Charley’s for dinner?). What we overlook amidst all the accolades is our unique culture, […]
Mama on a Budget: Krohn Conservatory Holiday Show
Krohn Conservatory Holiday Show
Future Hillside Development in Fort Thomas
While this isn’t a blog about Cincinnati some recent proposed zoning changes could have huge future implications for Northern Kentucky and subsequently Fort Thomas. The proposed zoning would prohibit new building in the sightlines of 35 of 48 high-priority public view corridors identified in a 2007 study by the Hillside Trust Inc. The proposal could […]

