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Leaders of Northern Kentucky’s Urban Cities Flex but Want Bigger Muscles
The Southbank is rising, and rapidly. But not quite as rapidly as it could with more resources from Frankfort, local leaders told the powerful Appropriations and Revenue Committee from the Kentucky General Assembly. The committee held a hearing at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center, an opportunity seized by Southbank Partners as Developers Day in which […]
Leaders of Northern Kentucky’s Urban Cities Flex but Want Bigger Muscles
The Southbank is rising, and rapidly. But not quite as rapidly as it could with more resources from Frankfort, local leaders told the powerful Appropriations and Revenue Committee from the Kentucky General Assembly. The committee held a hearing at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center, an opportunity seized by Southbank Partners as Developers Day in which […]
Leaders of Northern Kentucky’s Urban Cities Flex but Want Bigger Muscles
The Southbank is rising, and rapidly. But not quite as rapidly as it could with more resources from Frankfort, local leaders told the powerful Appropriations and Revenue Committee from the Kentucky General Assembly. The committee held a hearing at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center, an opportunity seized by Southbank Partners as Developers Day in which […]
Dayton Schools Take 4% Tax Increase, Expect to Do Same Next Year
Millions of dollars in real estate is being developed on the city’s riverfront, a sign of huge tax revenues ahead. But how far ahead for Dayton? Too far for the school district not to take the full 4% tax increase this year, as recommended by Superintendent Jay Brewer an unanimously approved by the board Wednesday […]
Dayton Schools Take 4% Tax Increase, Expect to Do Same Next Year
Millions of dollars in real estate is being developed on the city’s riverfront, a sign of huge tax revenues ahead. But how far ahead for Dayton? Too far for the school district not to take the full 4% tax increase this year, as recommended by Superintendent Jay Brewer an unanimously approved by the board Wednesday […]
Dayton Holds Off Late Rally from Brossart, Wins Opener 18-13
It was a thriller in Dayton and fans got their money’s worth as this was one of the few games on Friday night not delayed or canceled by lightning. The Greendevils scored a touchdown on its opening drive with the aid of a Bishop Brossart pass interference call on fourth down, keeping the Dayton drive […]
Dayton Holds Off Late Rally from Brossart, Wins Opener 18-13
It was a thriller in Dayton and fans got their money’s worth as this was one of the few games on Friday night not delayed or canceled by lightning. The Greendevils scored a touchdown on its opening drive with the aid of a Bishop Brossart pass interference call on fourth down, keeping the Dayton drive […]
Bellevue-Dayton Firefighters Want Settlement Money from Cities, Dayton Mayor “Tired of Getting Beat Up”
Discussions were held at the Bellevue-Dayton Fire Board meeting on Wednesday about how the cities’ firefighters are owed over $176,000 in back pay due to a complicated lawsuit that began with Louisville firefighters who sued that city for not paying overtime correctly. Those firefighters had filed a complaint about the overtime issue with the state Labor Cabinet […]
Bellevue-Dayton Firefighters Want Settlement Money from Cities, Dayton Mayor “Tired of Getting Beat Up”
Discussions were held at the Bellevue-Dayton Fire Board meeting on Wednesday about how the cities’ firefighters are owed over $176,000 in back pay due to a complicated lawsuit that began with Louisville firefighters who sued that city for not paying overtime correctly. Those firefighters had filed a complaint about the overtime issue with the state Labor Cabinet […]

