The city of Fort Mitchell inducted John “Tom” McKinley and Sen. Richard Roeding into the Wall of Honor over the weekend. The Wall of Honor recognizes individuals who have served the city of Fort Mitchell as either an employee, a volunteer, or elected officials. The Wall of Honor ceremony was held on Saturday, Sept. 10, at […]
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NKY streetscapes: Buttermilk Pike
This week I went to two different cities, but I stayed on the same street. Buttermilk Pike offers a variety of businesses and cuisines, and very different atmospheres. But each of these places offer something unique with a focus on fostering a community in the NKY area. Oriental Wok: 317 Buttermilk Pike, Fort Mitchell There […]
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Fort Mitchell Police chief to retire at end of year
The City of Fort Mitchell is searching for a new head of the Police Department as current Chief of Police Andrew Schierberg has announced his retirement. Schierberg’s retirement as Chief of Police will come at the end of 2022. He was appointed to the position in 2016. “I have sincerely appreciated the opportunity to serve […]
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Overpass bridge named to honor Clyde and Mary Middleton
On Monday, July 25, people from all over Northern Kentucky and beyond poured into the room at the Fort Mitchell City Building to honor and celebrate the lives of Clyde and Mary Middleton. The couple’s names will appear on the overpass bridge on Dixie Highway over I-75 in Fort Mitchell. The Middletons are well-known as […]
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Arson team responds to ‘suspicious’ fire at NKY attorney Ben Dusing’s home
An arson team was called to investigate after a fire was reported at Northern Kentucky attorney Ben Dusing’s Fort Mitchell home on the evening of July 13, according to police and fire reports obtained by LINK nky. On July 25, Dusing published a video to his public Facebook page in which he said he believes […]
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Kenton Co. Farm Bureau adds army veteran to list of agents
Josh Cook has been appointed as a new agent with Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) Mutual Insurance Company at the Kenton County Farm Bureau’s Fort Mitchell office. Cook’s appointment was announced in Louisville by Chuck Osborne, vice president of agency support and marketing for KFB Insurance. Cook is a veteran of the U.S. Army and is […]
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NKY nonprofit Redwood receives grant from Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels
Northern Kentucky nonprofit Redwood announced Monday that it received a $7,785 grant to purchase and install a new clock system for for its 86,000-square foot facility in Fort Mitchell. The Honorable Order of the Kentucky Colonels gave the grant to Redwood, which provides educational, therapeutic, vocational and other services to children and adults with disabilities. […]
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Redwood announces Abilities Award recipients
Redwood recently announced the recipients of its Celebration of Abilities Awards. The nonprofit focuses on serving children and adults with “severe and multiple disabilities,” and the awards ceremony highlights people and organizations for their ability to impact the community, according to a press release from the organization. Redwood CEO Sharon Fusco said the awards “recognize, […]
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Beechwood High students interning with Fort Mitchell firefighters
Six Beechwood High School students officially mapped out their plans to both continue and begin on-site internships with the Fort Mitchell Fire Department. Beechwood hosted a signing day celebration on-campus Wednesday to commemorate the occasion. “Our partnership with the Fort Mitchell Fire Department is a model for the region,” Beechwood Internship Coordinator Janelle Hawes said. “Colin […]
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Local developer shows interest in former Drawbridge Inn site
Since the Drawbridge Inn was razed several years ago in Fort Mitchell, the vacant parcel of land overlooking Interstate 75 has had its share of complaints. However, The Greenbrier Group, with its recent purchase of the former Montgomery Inn building, shared at Monday night’s Fort Mitchell City Council meeting that it would like to breathe […]
