Several of the City of Dayton’s administrative boards currently have vacancies and the city council is hoping to fill those positions quickly, as a number of major developments get underway in along the riverfront and beyond. Dayton is seeking to fill the following board member positions: Board of Adjustments: 2 vacancies Housing Authority: […]
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Local Police Graduate from Sergeant, Basic Training
Five Northern Kentucky law enforcement officers completed the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training’s Academy of Police Supervision. APS, also known as the sergeant’s academy, is a three-week, 120-hour training program targeted for newly promoted sergeants or officers who on their agency’s list to become sergeants. While in APS, students participate in classes focusing on […]
Local Police Graduate from Sergeant, Basic Training
Five Northern Kentucky law enforcement officers completed the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training’s Academy of Police Supervision. APS, also known as the sergeant’s academy, is a three-week, 120-hour training program targeted for newly promoted sergeants or officers who on their agency’s list to become sergeants. While in APS, students participate in classes focusing on […]
Dayton Council Adopts Meeting Location, Repeals Taxi Ordinance
A comparatively harmonious meeting of the Dayton City Council included the adoption of the city budget, an apology from the mayor for swearing at members of the fire department, a repeal of a short-lived ordinance that could have prevented taxis from operating, and at long last, an agreement on where council will hold its regular […]
Dayton Council Adopts Meeting Location, Repeals Taxi Ordinance
A comparatively harmonious meeting of the Dayton City Council included the adoption of the city budget, an apology from the mayor for swearing at members of the fire department, a repeal of a short-lived ordinance that could have prevented taxis from operating, and at long last, an agreement on where council will hold its regular […]
Riverfront Developments Starting to Mount in Northern Kentucky
For decades – even centuries – riverfront real estate in cities from New York to Seattle meant mostly one thing: shipping, and the industries that relied on it. Even in our most attractive downtown areas, waterfronts were zoned for manufacturing, transportation and heavy commerce. That has rapidly changed in recent years. As the culture’s demands have […]
Riverfront Developments Starting to Mount in Northern Kentucky
For decades – even centuries – riverfront real estate in cities from New York to Seattle meant mostly one thing: shipping, and the industries that relied on it. Even in our most attractive downtown areas, waterfronts were zoned for manufacturing, transportation and heavy commerce. That has rapidly changed in recent years. As the culture’s demands have […]
Dayton Mayor to Apologize for Comments but Says Firefighters are Politically Motivated
Dayton Mayor Ken Rankle was the topic of a heated meeting of the Belevue-Dayton Fire Board last week in which he was accused of using profane language and insults towards members of the department. In an interview with The River City News on Monday, Rankle did not deny what he was accused of saying. “He […]
Dayton Mayor to Apologize for Comments but Says Firefighters are Politically Motivated
Dayton Mayor Ken Rankle was the topic of a heated meeting of the Belevue-Dayton Fire Board last week in which he was accused of using profane language and insults towards members of the department. In an interview with The River City News on Monday, Rankle did not deny what he was accused of saying. “He […]
Firefighters Accuse Mayor of Insults, Bullying
“He said all the guys at the firehouse were sons of bitches and assholes.” Months, and maybe longer, of alleged derogatory comments toward members of the Bellevue-Dayton Fire Department from the mouth of Dayton Mayor Ken Rankle were the topic of a lengthy meeting of he cities’ joint fire board. Fire Chief Michael Auteri read to […]

