Chicken Salad Chick announced Monday that it is opening its newest location in the Crestview Hills Town Center. The chain of Southern-inspired chicken salad restaurants will operate at 2891 Dixie Highway, with a grand opening scheduled for November 11, Veterans Day. The restaurant is offering free chicken salad for a year to the first 100 guests. Those […]
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Crestview Hills City Administrator to Retire
Crestview Hills City Administrator Tim Williams announced that he is retiring effective November 1. He has served in his current role since 2009, arriving in the city after serving as Boone County assistant administrator. In an announcement, the city credited Williams with working on important initiatives like office park signage, decorative street and stop signs, […]
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Crestview Hills Cuts Ribbon on New Park
The City of Crestview Hills now has a new park. City officials cut the ribbon last week on the space located within the Thomas More Office Park, which was secured through a long-term lease with St. Elizabeth Healthcare. It is located on Centre View Boulevard. Mayor Paul Meier thanked donors such as Paul Hemmer Companies, […]
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9 NKY City Governments Awarded $3 Million in Federal Reimbursements
Nine Northern Kentucky city governments were approved for nearly $3 million in reimbursements from the federal coronavirus relief legislation approved earlier this year to address the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Governor Andy Beshear announced the reimbursement awards on Monday in collaboration with the Department for Local Government (DLG). “Our local governments have been […]
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Thomas More Names New Vice Provost
Thomas More University announced a new vice provost on Monday. Maria (Cari) Garriga, Ph.D., will assume the role later this month. She has served as acting provost since October of 2018. “Dr. Garriga brings deep commitment to Thomas More’s mission and values and a rich commitment to supporting faculty and students in their development as […]
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ProScan Moves to New Crestview Hills Office, Adds New Technology
ProScan Radiology recently completed a move from 350 Thomas More Parkway to 568 Centre View Blvd. in Crestview Hills. The office added new technology, as well. “We are excited to lead with cutting edge technology and expand our services to patients of Northern Kentucky to produce a higher quality and lower cost, independent imaging option […]
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When COVID-19 Shuttered NKY Business, Nurses Headed South to Help
When the COVID-19 pandemic forced the temporary shutdown of Zero Gravity Med Spa in Crestview Hills, the owners, who are also nurses, went to Florida to help out. Candace Reusch, BSN, and Jennifer Crane, RN, are now back at their medical aesthetics practice after working on the front lines of the pandemic response in the […]
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Taste of Belgium to Open in Crestview Hills
Taste of Belgium, known for its waffles and Belgian-inspired recipes, is opening a new bistro location in Crestview Hills, its first in Northern Kentucky. The Cincinnati-based restaurant group said that a new location will open at Crestview Hills Town Center in the coming weeks with carry-out and delivery service, and by mid-summer, dine-in service. Taste […]
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Joseph-Beth Booksellers to Close Crestview Hills Location Permanently
Joseph-Beth Booksellers in Crestview Hills is closing permanently, the business announced on Tuesday. President and CEO Adam Miller said in a Facebook post that due to changes caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the three-location bookstore chain will have just two locations, in Cincinnati and in Lexington. Miller referred to “large-scale changes” being made by the […]
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Cincinnati Children’s Hospital NKY Location to Close with Others
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital announced Monday that it would close its Northern Kentucky neighborhood location in Crestview Hills on Tuesday, along with similar operations in Mason and Eastgate in Ohio. The hospital cited “an abundance of caution and significantly decreasing volumes” in the announcement, which comes amid many closures of businesses, schools, and attractions as the […]