The years-long battle over who has the rights to the former Disabled American Veterans property on U.S. 27 in Cold Spring continues. The property, which the City of Cold Spring currently owns, has been embroiled in an eminent domain fight since the locally known DAV moved from its Cold Spring facility and into Erlanger. The […]
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Cincinnati Children’s to open medical office in Cold Spring
A Cincinnati Children’s primary care office will open in Cold Spring next Monday, June 5. The location at 4465 Alexandria Pike will be called Cincinnati Children’s Cold Spring Primary Care and will include primary care services, a behavioral health specialist, and options for telehealth. Cincinnati Children’s is leasing the 3,500-square-foot office, which is adjacent to an unaffiliated […]
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Cold Spring discusses upcoming suit over alleged wrongful detainment of councilmember’s son
A Cold Spring councilmember’s son plans to sue the city and the police department over what he calls a wrongful detainment, and city council went into executive session to discuss the matter Monday night. It isn’t immediately clear what the purpose of the executive session was, and no decisions were made. But councilmember Cindy Moore, […]
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Cold Spring approves plans for Link Lane intersection to pave way for future development
Cold Spring is eyeing approximately 12 acres of land in the city for future development; but first, the city’s planning commission had to approve plans to prepare the site for future growth. The site is located on Alexandria Pike/U.S. 27, approximately 600 feet south of the intersection of Alexandria Pike and the northern end of […]
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New pickleball courts coming to Cold Spring
Cold Spring City Council approved the budget Monday night to build six new pickleball courts in a section of Municipal Park. The motion to approve the budget and subsequent vote came after a presentation from Don Seibert, USA pickleball ambassador in Northern Kentucky. Seibert is also a Cold Spring resident and served on the Cold […]
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St. Vincent de Paul leads region-wide food drive
St. Vincent de Paul of Northern Kentucky, local law enforcement and the FedEx Ground Hub in Independence have partnered to collect food donations throughout Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties, according to a press release from St. Vincent de Paul. “Once again, Northern Kentucky rallies together to support one another. It is a beautiful thing,” said […]
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Cold Spring eyes proposal for modernization of municipal playground
Parks and recreational spaces have the potential to impact both quality of life and home values positively but require maintenance and upkeep to stay attractive to residents. This week the Cold Spring City Council reviewed a proposal from Amy Riddle, a company representative from Bluegrass Recreation, a Kentucky-based company headquartered in Danville specializing in playground […]
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BrownDog Marketplace to open in Cold Spring this week
A new shop that specializes in custom gifts, housewares, and workshops is opening this week in Cold Spring. Cold Spring resident Molly Jackson is honing in on her craft skills and the skills of local makers for the goods sold at BrownDog Marketplace. The idea behind the shop sprung up after running a successful Etsy […]
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Power outages remain across NKY after Friday evening storms
Duke Energy reported power outages across Northern Kentucky on Saturday morning after storms rolled through Friday evening. A majority of the outages are in the Florence area, with about 2,000 people still affected. “Our line crews are actively assessing damage from ongoing storm activity and making repairs in places where weather conditions allow,” Duke Energy […]
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Cold Spring to improve city playgrounds
The children of Cold Spring will soon be able to enjoy improvements to playgrounds all around the city. Ronnie Hitch of public works discussed the potential improvements at a recent city council meeting. “Like all of our parks, they do function and they do work, but like everything we have, it’s got a timeline to […]