Crescent Springs Mayor Justin Hartfiel will step down as mayor effective March 27 in order to focus on his doctoral research, according to a letter obtained by LINK nky. The letter, dated March 15, is addressed to Crescent Springs stakeholders, saying “it is the hallmark of a strong leader to know when it is time […]
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Boy, 10, Dies Months After Being Struck by Car in Crescent Springs
A Northern Kentucky boy died Tuesday, months after he was struck by a vehicle on Buttermilk Pike. Omar Sidi Ahmed, 10, of Crescent Springs, was pronounced dead at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, according to an announcement by the Hamilton County Coroner’s Office on Wednesday morning. Ahmed was hit by a car on July 2 on Buttermilk […]
Crescent Springs Renames Park after Late Mayor
The City of Crescent Springs held a park dedication ceremony to officially rename one of its parks “Lou Hartfiel Memorial Park” on October 30th. The dedication was accompanied by the unveiling of two new park signs. Mayor Lou Hartfiel passed away on April 11th of this year. “The late Mayor was truly dedicated to making our […]
Additional Officer Consider for Villa Hills PD
The city of Crescent Springs held a special meeting Monday evening to conduct the second reading and vote on two ordinances which give Justin Hartfiel, the city’s mayor, the authority to negotiate two contracts. The first contract pertains to police services, provided by the Villa Hills Police Department, and granted Mayor Hartfiel the authority to […]
Covid Postponed Last Year’s Ribbon-Cutting but Milk & Beans Celebrates Now
Milk and Beans coffee shop celebrated its opening belatedly last week in a ceremony hosted by the City of Crescent Springs. The unique business, which offers typical coffee shop options along with a place for children to play, was celebrated on Friday. It opened last fall, but COVID-19 prevented a proper ribbon-cutting ceremony. The business, […]
Huge Flagpole Sparks Court Proceeding Between Business, Crescent Springs
The fate of a massive 199.35-foot flagpole at Buttermilk Pike Self Storage in Crescent Springs could be determined by the outcome of a court proceeding. The suit was filed by the owner of the property, John Huffman, who constructed the pole last December. Huffman says he spent more than $160,000 contracting five different engineering firms from […]
Huge Flagpole Sparks Court Proceeding Between Business, Crescent Springs
The fate of a massive 199.35-foot flagpole at Buttermilk Pike Self Storage in Crescent Springs could be determined by the outcome of a court proceeding. The suit was filed by the owner of the property, John Huffman, who constructed the pole last December. Huffman says he spent more than $160,000 contracting five different engineering firms from […]
New Owners Hope to Build on Moonrise Donuts’ Popularity
When Moonrise Donuts opened in an old Subway sandwich shop location in Latonia back in 2017, it immediately caught on with fans. Its unique concept of exclusively serving donuts in the evening was both a throwback to the long-gone Latonia Bakery that neighborhood lifers recall rushing to back in the day, and a welcome addition […]
New Owners Hope to Build on Moonrise Donuts’ Popularity
When Moonrise Donuts opened in an old Subway sandwich shop location in Latonia back in 2017, it immediately caught on with fans. Its unique concept of exclusively serving donuts in the evening was both a throwback to the long-gone Latonia Bakery that neighborhood lifers recall rushing to back in the day, and a welcome addition […]
New Animal Hospital Opens in Crescent Springs
A new animal hospital opened in Crescent Springs earlier this month with a celebratory ribbon cutting. Kentucky Paws Animal Hospital is located at 2446 Anderson Road (Store #6). Members of the Crescent Springs city government joined in the opening celebration, including Mayor Justin Hartfiel, and council members Deborah Noe, Patrick Hackett, and Carol McGowan. Veterinarian […]

