April Robinson, the city clerk and treasurer for Crescent Springs, has been honored as the Northern Kentucky Clerk of the Year by the Northern Kentucky Municipal Association. “April’s dedication to public service is truly exceptional,” said Crescent Springs Mayor Mike Daugherty in a city announcement. “Her leadership, attention to detail and commitment to transparency have […]
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Cold Spring set for second vote on zone text change tied to Culver’s; more in NKY gov
This week in NKY government meetings, Cold Spring considers a zone text amendment that could pave the way for a Culver’s in the city. Keep reading to find out what happened in local government over the past week and what you need to know for this week. What happened last week in NKY government? Students […]
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Erlanger finalizes zoning for 450-unit Corporex development
What you need to know Zoning has been finalized for a 450-unit Corporex development along Dolwick Drive in Erlanger. The Erlanger City Council voted to approve zoning for the development Tuesday night, with only one Council Member, Jennifer Jasper-Lucas, choosing to abstain from the vote. Abstentions count with the majority, and the remaining council members […]
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Crescent Springs blocks 17-unit apartment complex plan
What you need to know UPDATE: The original version of this story contained some imprecise wording and sentence structure that led to some unclear meaning. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused and have edited the relevant lines for better clarity. –LINK nky editorial, Nov. 26, 2025. Crescent Springs City Council voted down […]
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Crescent Springs reconsiders 17-unit townhouse proposal, more in NKY government
This week in NKY government meetings, a one-acre plot in Crescent Springs is causing debate as city leaders prepare to decide whether a 17-unit townhouse plan can move forward. Keep reading to find out what happened in local government over the past week and what you need to know for this week. What happened last […]
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TANK Stuff the Bus event to support families in need Saturday
Help the Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky, known as TANK, stuff a bus with donations for the holiday season. TANK will host its annual Stuff the Bus event, a one-day community drive collecting donations to support families in need this holiday season, on Nov. 15. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 […]
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Crescent Springs considers 17-townhome development
What you need to know A concept plan for a 17-townhouse development in Crescent Springs came before the city council this week for a first reading and discussion after City Council Member Jeannine Bell Smith appealed the Kenton County Planning Commission’s approval of the plan in September. No official action took place at the meeting […]
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Crescent Springs to revisit divisive 17-townhome development plan, more in NKY government
This week in NKY government meetings, Wilder will weigh an industrial development proposal for a 19-acre site, while Crescent Springs revisits a disputed 17-townhome development plan. Keep reading to find out what happened in local government over the past week and what you need to know for this week. What happened last week in NKY […]
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Erlanger weighs allowing public hearing for Corporex zoning
Impending zoning approval for a large Corporex development in Erlanger served as the starting point for a discussion about public comments and public hearings at this week’s Erlanger City Council meeting. Much of the exchange centered on balancing residents’ ability to speak about public issues with the need to adhere to legal protocols regarding the […]
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Park Hills to discuss revisiting Dixie Study; more in NKY government
This week in NKY government meetings, Park Hills will talk about revisiting the “Park Hills Dixie Study & Road Diet Concept.” Keep reading to find out what happened in local government over the past week and what you need to know for this week. What happened last week in NKY government? Boone County panel rejects […]
