The Campbell County School District has taken possession of the former DAV property after a judge granted a request for eminent domain. by Robin Gee One week after a judge granted the Campbell County School District’s request for eminent domain, Superintendent Dr. David Rust announced the district submitted a check for $5.5 million to the […]
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Update: Reactions from Cold Spring, School District on Judge’s DAV Property Ruling
The addition of a new Campbell County Middle School would alleviate issues of crowding and provide a location closer to the northern tier of the county. by Robin Gee Campbell County School Board Superintendent Dr. David Rust has issued a brief statement in light of a recent court decision to grant the schools the right […]
BREAKING: Judge Grants Campbell County Schools’ Case to Take DAV Property
A judge has ruled the Campbell County School Board can proceed with its eminent domain action on the former Disabled American Veterans Property. by Robin Gee A judge’s ruling has cleared the way for the Campbell County School Board to proceed in its efforts to secure the former Disabled American Veterans site for a new […]
DAV Property Ruling Still to Come; KDE Letter Approves Schools to Move Forward
While proposed findings are due to the judge today, all interested parties still await a decision on the former Disabled American Veterans property at 3725 Alexandria Pike. by Robin Gee, city council beat editor Campbell County Circuit Court Judge Julie Ward is continuing deliberations on the fate of the former Disabled American Veterans (DAV) property […]
DAV Property Update: State Outlines Issues With Schools’ Purchase Request, Schools and City Respond
The Campbell County School District hopes to build a second middle school on the DAV property. A rejection by KDE is just part of the process, said the superintendent. Does this story bring some value to you? Please consider a small donation to help fund our content. We rely solely on support from our advertising […]
Opinion: Campbell County Schools Superintendent Responds to Recent DAV Purchase
Dr. David Rust. Campbell County Schools Superintendent. Do you appreciate this story? Please consider a small donation to help fund our content. We rely solely on support from our advertising partners, providing our content for free. Any amount helps. Click here to donate! The following is a letter from Campbell County Schools Superintendent Dr. David […]
Campbell County Judge clears path for City of Cold Spring to purchase DAV Property
A court ruling granted the city of Cold Spring the right to intervene on the Disabled American Veterans property, clearing the way for purchase of the property. Ice cream, coffee and cookie dough. Opening soon in Fort Thomas’ historic Midway District. by Robin Gee, city council beat editor A recent decision by the Judge […]
St. Elizabeth Identified as Proposed Health Care Facility for DAV Property
St. Elizabeth Healthcare has an agreement with developers and Disabled American Veterans to bring a health care facility to the former DAV property in Cold Spring. Meet Ethan Clark. FWHWealthConsultingGroup.com Update, Cold Spring Mayor Angelo Penque statement: “Media reports indicating that St. Elizabeth Healthcare is the healthcare provider interested in locating on DAV site […]
Fight Over DAV Property Heats Up: School District Files Suit for Eminent Domain
This weekend the Campbell County Board of Education voted to proceed with “condemnation” of the Disabled American Veteran’s property in Cold Spring. Condemnation is the act of taking property under eminent domain. Meet the team. Click here. FWHWealthConsultingGroup.com by Robin Gee, city council beat editor The Campbell County School District held a special meeting of […]
Need for New Middle School Fuels School District Interest in DAV Property
The Campbell County School District would like to build a second middle school in the northern part of the county. The former Disabled American Veterans property may fit the bill. Meet the team! Click here. FWHWealthConsultingGroup.com by Robin Gee, city council beat editor Pursuing eminent domain is not an action the school board takes […]

