Behringer- Crawford Museum (BCM) in Devou Park is now accepting nominations and applications for the third annual Two-Headed Calf Awards, designed to recognize Northern Kentuckians for significant accomplishments in the areas of community service, history, and education. Nomination applications are due by Monday, December 30th, 2013 to Behringer-Crawford Museum Executive Director, Laurie Risch (lrisch@bcmusem.org or 859-491-4003). Applications […]
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Nominations Sought for Behringer-Crawford’s Two-Headed Calf Awards
Behringer- Crawford Museum (BCM) in Devou Park is now accepting nominations and applications for the third annual Two-Headed Calf Awards, designed to recognize Northern Kentuckians for significant accomplishments in the areas of community service, history, and education. Nomination applications are due by Monday, December 30th, 2013 to Behringer-Crawford Museum Executive Director, Laurie Risch (lrisch@bcmusem.org or 859-491-4003). Applications […]
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Chamber Proclaims Support for Covington in Toll Talks
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce expressed its support for Covington’s interests in a presentation to the city commission on Tuesday night. Vice President for Public Affairs Adam Caswell laid out the Chamber’s priorities for the 2014 Kentucky General Assembly session. Its consensus committee lists six projects as priorities and four of them are in […]
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Chamber Proclaims Support for Covington in Toll Talks
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce expressed its support for Covington’s interests in a presentation to the city commission on Tuesday night. Vice President for Public Affairs Adam Caswell laid out the Chamber’s priorities for the 2014 Kentucky General Assembly session. Its consensus committee lists six projects as priorities and four of them are in […]
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Human Rights Office at City Hall Challenged by Covington Commissioner
Disclosure: The River City News editor & publisher Michael Monks is an appointed member of the Covington Human Rights Commission. 110 square feet in Covington’s new City Hall was the source of contention at Tuesday night’s city commission meeting. The Kentucky Commission on Human Rights has leased an office from Covington City Hall for eleven […]
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Human Rights Office at City Hall Challenged by Covington Commissioner
Disclosure: The River City News editor & publisher Michael Monks is an appointed member of the Covington Human Rights Commission. 110 square feet in Covington’s new City Hall was the source of contention at Tuesday night’s city commission meeting. The Kentucky Commission on Human Rights has leased an office from Covington City Hall for eleven […]
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Brosmore Announces Run for Covington Commission
Eastside resident Michael Brosmore will run for the Covington City Commission. Brosmore, 59, was disabled from the Covington Fire Department in 1988 when he fell through a floor and had to undergo a lower lumbar spinal fusion. Since then, Brosmore, who started with the fire department in 1979, has volunteered in the Eastside neighborhood by […]
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Brosmore Announces Run for Covington Commission
Eastside resident Michael Brosmore will run for the Covington City Commission. Brosmore, 59, was disabled from the Covington Fire Department in 1988 when he fell through a floor and had to undergo a lower lumbar spinal fusion. Since then, Brosmore, who started with the fire department in 1979, has volunteered in the Eastside neighborhood by […]
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Brosmore Announces Run for Covington Commission
Eastside resident Michael Brosmore will run for the Covington City Commission. Brosmore, 59, was disabled from the Covington Fire Department in 1988 when he fell through a floor and had to undergo a lower lumbar spinal fusion. Since then, Brosmore, who started with the fire department in 1979, has volunteered in the Eastside neighborhood by […]
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Caroline Underpass Wall Collapse Could End Up in Court
Who’s responsible for the collapse of a retaining wall at the Caroline Underpass in Latonia? That may be a question for a judge to answer, Covington city officials told The River City News on Tuesday. The wall collapsed on Friday in an emergency event that also included a water main break and gas leak. Officials […]
