The city of Elsmere welcomed Katie Hehman as its new city clerk at the city council’s Feb. 6 caucus meeting. While Hehman was originally hired as deputy clerk, Misty Ezell, who previously held the position, resigned to relocate with her family to South Carolina. Council unanimously decided Hehman should fill the city clerk vacancy at […]
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Union mulling candidates for new city building architect
The City of Union has taken the first step toward selecting an architectural firm for its new city building. Brandstetter Carroll Inc. and Summit Architects and Engineers presented during Monday’s regular commission session. “The original intention was to bring in one for this meeting and one for the caucus meeting, but since we’re not having […]
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Union details varied public works projects
Street repaving, storm sewer replacement and a cemetery refresh are among the public works projects the City of Union has on its to-do list. “We’re hoping to start right after Columbus Day,” Union Public Works Director Paul Kremer said regarding the street repaving work – adding the following streets are on the docket: The city […]
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Crestview Hills, Edgewood partner to deal with Horsebranch Road erosion
A recent Memorial Day weekend storm created a small erosion on a creek bank between Edgewood and Crestview Hills on Horsebranch Road, and the cities are working together to get it fixed. “It’s not gigantic,” said Crestview Hills City Administrator Alex Mattingly at a Thursday evening city council meeting. “It’s near a country road, and […]
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Fort Thomas taps Erlanger’s city administrator for same post
Matthew Kremer, who has been Erlanger’s city administrator since 2017, is expected to be appointed as the new city administrator for Fort Thomas in Monday’s council meeting. Kremer will take over for longtime Fort Thomas City Administrator Ron Dill, who announced his retirement in January after serving 36 years. Dill is set to become the […]
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Covington’s finance director retires to spend more time with family
The City of Covington Finance Director Muhammed Owusu is retiring nearly one month shy of his four year anniversary in the position. Owusu’s official last day of employment was on March 30. “It’s time to hang up my boots,” said Owusu, who will be returning to his home state of Virginia. “I’m tired.” Owusu’s main […]