The Manufacturing Institute bestowed its Women in Manufacturing STEP (science, technology, engineering, and production) Ahead Award to Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky general manager of production control Renee Robertson. She is a resident of Crestview Hills. The STEP Ahead Awards honor women who have demonstrated excellence and leadership in their careers. Award winners represent all levels […]
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Crestview Hills Announces Summer Concert Series
The City of Crestview Hills announced plans for its 2019 summer concert series. It starts on Friday, June 21 with national touring act Second Helping, described as what folks would expect from a 1977 Lynyrd Skynrd concert. On Friday, July 26, Soul Pocket will play its selection of R&B and pop from the 1970s to […]
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DBL Law Names Hoffer New Managing Partner
DBL Law has a new managing partner. The firm announced Thursday that Robert “Bob” Hoffer will assume the role, succeeding James Dressman III, who had held the position since 2012. Hoffer joined the firm in 1978. He specializes in employment law. In 2018, Hoffer was honored with the Pioneer Award from the Kenton County Fiscal […]
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Federal Agents Investigate Crestview Hills Medical Office
Federal agents appeared at a Northern Kentucky medical office on Wednesday. A spokesperson at the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Louisville office told The River City News on Wednesday that FBI agents, Health and Human Services Office of the Inspector General, and the Drug Enforcement Agency “are conducting court authorized activity” at Interventional Pain Specialists on Thomas More […]
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Pedestrian Killed by Car Near Thomas More
A woman was killed Friday evening after being struck by a vehicle while crossing Thomas More Parkway in Crestview Hills. Police from Lakeside Park/Crestview Hills and Edgewood responded to the intersection of Thomas More and Centre View Boulevard at around 6:35 p.m. They found Maja Heist, 46, in the roadway with serious injuries. The initial […]
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Thomas More College to Become Thomas More University
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 […]
