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Thomas More College becomes Thomas More University on Monday. The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education granted the college university status in July. The school said full implementation of the change would take place over the 2018-19 academic year. Its new identity was rolled out during a ceremony on Friday at its Crestview Hills campus, where […]
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Work to Begin to Improve Safety at Dixie Highway Exit
Work begins Thursday to improve traffic safety around the exit ramp from I-275 eastbound to Dixie Highway in Crestview Hills. A single lane closure will be in place on southbound Dixie Highway (U.S. 25). Additionally, the ramp at exit 83 from eastbound I-275 to Dixie will be restricted with a closure of the right turn […]
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With Ft. Mitchell Police Officer Standing Inches Away, Driver Speeds Off
A Ft. Mitchell Police sergeant narrowly escaped being hit by a vehicle after a traffic stop on I-75. Police received a call about an alleged shoplifter at Crestview Hills Town Center on Saturday afternoon and Sgt. Mike Gross of the FMPD spotted the suspected car on northbound I-75. He stopped the car at Kyles Lane. […]
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Local Authors Showcase at Joseph-Beth in Crestview Hills on Saturday
Joseph-Beth Booksellers is hosting a local author showcase on Saturday featuring The River City News contributor Rick Robinson (whom you also hear weighing in on D.C. and Frankfort issues on WNKR’s Northern kentucky Focus with Michael Monks). Robinson’s new book, The Promise of Cedar Key, is the second in his Florida series and is described as a coming of […]
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Former Campus Security Chief Gets 8+ Years for Child Pornography
The former campus safety director at Thomas More College is sentenced to eight and a half years in prison after pleading guilty to multiple counts of possession of matter portraying a sexual performance by a minor. Robert Marshall, 54, will also have to register as a sex offender for life. Covington Police began investigating Marshall […]
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Holy Cross Finds New Home Field in New Agreement with Thomas More College
Holy Cross may finally have a home football field. The Covington school announced Tuesday an agreement with Thomas More College to use BB&T Field on the Crestview Hills campus as the Indians’ home starting next season. The agreement is contingent upon securing grant support, a news release said. Holy Cross will apply for multiple grants […]
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Thomas More Theatre Students Take Reins as Directors of 2 Shows
A student-directed play project debuts this weekend at Thomas More College with Sofie Veitas helming Irena’s Vow running March 31 to April 2. The play is based on the extraordinary true story of 19-year old Irena Gut. In World War II Poland, she was housekeeper to a Nazi commandant. When she learned that the Jewish […]
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Water Problems on Local Road to Be Addressed by Cities
Efforts are underway to control the water that courses downhill, eroding the land on both sides of Horsebranch Road, Edgewood Mayor John Link and City Administrator Brian Dehner explained to city council on Monday. Edgewood is working with the City of Crestview Hills since each owns one side of the curvy road. Developer […]
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Photos: Children Enjoy Living Nativity & Winter Wonderland at Thomas More College
A Winter Wonderland and Living Nativity drew tons of kids to Thomas More College in Crestview Hills on Wednesday night. Members of the college’s student government association and twenty-one different campus clubs celebrated the spirit of Christmas with the event that also featured arts & crafts, games, face-painting, food, and Santa Claus. The live Nativity […]
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Thomas More President Has Big Plans for College, Campus
He was recently awarded a contract extension that will keep him on campus through 2022 and Thomas More College president David Armstrong has big plans. For one, he wants the school to achieve University status. He also hopes to engage developers to create more student housing and mixed-use opportunities on and around the campus. Armstrong […]