A court ruling granted the city of Cold Spring the right to intervene on the Disabled American Veterans property, clearing the way for purchase of the property. Ice cream, coffee and cookie dough. Opening soon in Fort Thomas’ historic Midway District. by Robin Gee, city council beat editor A recent decision by the Judge […]
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Cold Spring Family Seeks Answers After Bullet Smashes Through Kids’ Playroom Window
On a Saturday morning in January, a resident of Granite Spring in Cold Spring heard a loud crash and discovered a bullet hole in his children’s playroom window. FTM file. Want a clean home? TailoredHomeSolutions.net by Robin Gee, city council beat editor Scott Tucker is a father of two small boys, age 4 and 7. […]
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Op-Ed: Cold Spring’s DAV Site is Destined for Development
The following op-ed is written by Joe Heil, a Cold Spring resident and the co-owner and operations manager of Barleycorn’s. Nearly 60 years ago, government and business leaders from the City of Cold Spring and Campbell County showed tremendous foresight in charting a future path of prosperity for one of the most desirable parcels of property in the region. The Disabled […]
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Cold Spring Moves Ahead With DAV Purchase, Offers Schools Assistance on Finding Alternative Sites
A new development in the battle over the Disabled American Vets property may bring Cold Spring city and Campbell County School Board officials to the table. by Robin Gee, city council beat editor The friction continues between the city of Cold Spring and the Campbell County School Board over the Disabled American Veteran’s (DAV) property. […]
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Cold Spring Holds In-Person Special Meeting to Discuss DAV Property After Complaints Over Procedures
Cold Spring city council held a special meeting in person only to continue its discussion of the DAV property after technology challenges and school board complaints over procedures. by Robin Gee, city council beat editor The Cold Spring City Council called a special meeting Wednesday, January 13, to vote on issues surrounding the purchase of […]
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Cold Spring Plans for Health Care Facility to Replace DAV
Cold Spring Mayor D. Angelo Penque announced a major health care facility is in the planning stages for the former Disabled American Veterans (DAV) site. Learn more: Opticarevision.com by Robin Gee, city council beat editor The city of Cold Spring is looking toward the development of a large health care facility on the property […]
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DAV Move: A Bittersweet Parting as Cold Spring Considers Future Potential
Cold Spring Mayor D. Angelo Penque said losing the DAV Headquarters is sad news, but it does free up potential for more city income and a fresh start on the approximately 30-acre property. by Robin Gee, city council beat editor The decision by the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) to move its headquarters from its […]
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DAV Moving National HQ from Cold Spring to Erlanger
Disabled American Veterans (DAV) is moving its national headquarters from Cold Spring to Erlanger, the organization announced on Wednesday. DAV serves more than a million veterans across the country. It was founded in 1920 and chartered by Congress in 1932. It plans to move 175 employees to its new headquarters. “DAV has received a tremendously […]
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Open House to Present Proposed Cold Spring Police and Community Building Drawings
This preliminary proposal, released in February 2020, outlined the new Cold Spring civic rec center and police department buildings which included improved parking, an outdoor amphitheater and a separate entrance road for police vehicles. by Robin Gee, city council beat editor The public is invited to stop by on Wednesday, October 28, to see initial […]
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Cold Spring Library Branch Adds Color with New Mural
The Campbell County Library Cold Spring Branch building needed a splash of color, according to Library Director J.C. Morgan. So, Morgan turned to Northern Kentucky artist Tammy Batson Stephens for help. He tasked her with the job to create a mural that would be “first and foremost about reading.” The scene depicts is a giant […]
