The Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission has purchased a former medical building at 1001 Scott Boulevard where it plans to operate three preschool classrooms and a daycare. Executive Director Florence Tandy asked the Kenton County Fiscal Court on Tuesday to authorize the issuance of industrial building revenue bonds in an amount of $1.3 million to finance […]
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NKCAC to Operate New Head Start Program in Former Medical Building
The Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission has purchased a former medical building at 1001 Scott Boulevard where it plans to operate three preschool classrooms and a daycare. Executive Director Florence Tandy asked the Kenton County Fiscal Court on Tuesday to authorize the issuance of industrial building revenue bonds in an amount of $1.3 million to finance […]
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Cov Cath Senior Awarded $5,000 Scholarship
Drew Rensing, a senior at Covington Catholic High School, is the recipient of the $5,000 Williams Fund College Scholarship awarded by the Kenny and Brian Williams Fund. Ken Williams, who is on the board of directors for the fund named after his sons, and his wife Kate, presented Rensing with the award. The Kenny […]
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Cov Cath Senior Awarded $5,000 Scholarship
Drew Rensing, a senior at Covington Catholic High School, is the recipient of the $5,000 Williams Fund College Scholarship awarded by the Kenny and Brian Williams Fund. Ken Williams, who is on the board of directors for the fund named after his sons, and his wife Kate, presented Rensing with the award. The Kenny […]
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Local Head Start Programs Win Grants from Recycled Waste Tire Fund
The Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet (EEC) announced Monday that $404,599 in grant funding has been awarded for one landscaping project and thirty-nine playground projects across the Commonwealth from its Waste Tire Trust Fund. In Kenton County, the Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission received $5,130 for its head start program and in Boone County, CrossRoads […]
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Local Head Start Programs Win Grants from Recycled Waste Tire Fund
The Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet (EEC) announced Monday that $404,599 in grant funding has been awarded for one landscaping project and thirty-nine playground projects across the Commonwealth from its Waste Tire Trust Fund. In Kenton County, the Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission received $5,130 for its head start program and in Boone County, CrossRoads […]
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Holmes Students Experience Community Engagement at Awesome Collective Event
Students at Holmes High School participated Wednesday in a community engagement event hosted on the campus by the Awesome Collective of Covington. Participating organizations set up tables and each time a student interacted with them tickets were handed out to purchase hot dogs and other treats. The Covington Police Department, the Kenton County Public Library, […]
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Holmes Students Experience Community Engagement at Awesome Collective Event
Students at Holmes High School participated Wednesday in a community engagement event hosted on the campus by the Awesome Collective of Covington. Participating organizations set up tables and each time a student interacted with them tickets were handed out to purchase hot dogs and other treats. The Covington Police Department, the Kenton County Public Library, […]
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Holmes Students Experience Community Engagement at Awesome Collective Event
Students at Holmes High School participated Wednesday in a community engagement event hosted on the campus by the Awesome Collective of Covington. Participating organizations set up tables and each time a student interacted with them tickets were handed out to purchase hot dogs and other treats. The Covington Police Department, the Kenton County Public Library, […]
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Growing Number of Senior Citizens Pursue Education at NKU
Bonnie Kennelly belongs to an exclusive student group on the NKU campus. To be a member, you have to be a Kentucky resident who’s 65 years or older with an insatiable desire to learn. Anyone who fits that profile can take courses without having to pay application fees or tuition. That’s an opportunity that appeals […]