Fort Thomas City Council plans to discuss any changes to its zoning regulations proposed by its planning commission, while the cities of Dayton and Bellevue are collaborating to connect their entertainment districts, and Independence has approved zoning for medical cannabis businesses.
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Dunkin’ Donuts drive-thru to replace former Liquor City store in Covington
One Holland Group is building a drive-thru only Dunkin’ store on the site of the former Liquor City store in Covington, with no reported completion or opening date yet.
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Fort Wright police officer helps abandoned dog
Emily Horseman has only been with the Fort Wright Police Department for a little over a year, and she has received accolades from her community. Officer Horseman came across a neglected, emaciated dog at a Fort Wright home in late October. She immediately took the dog, Ripley, to an emergency vet and paid for her […]
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Decision 2024: Repuppycan vs. Dogocrat
Saint Agnes school in Fort Wright is engaging its students in a mock election called the “Doggie Election” to teach them about the electoral process, featuring dogs as candidates and a final vote for doggie president on Nov. 4.
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Fort Wright maintains ethical standards with recertification training
Fort Wright has been a Kentucky League of Cities City of Ethics since 2017. They are one of 34 cities in Kentucky that “have adopted principles and procedures that offer guidance on ethical issues.” Specifically, the principles and procedures are in accordance with a model provided by the Kentucky League of Cities. At the Oct. […]
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Donate blood and receive free hoodie at Fort Wright’s blood drive
The City of Fort Wright and Hoxworth Blood Center will host a blood donation drive Thursday, Oct. 17 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. The donations will take place in Hoxworth’s Donor Bus, which will be parked in the back parking lot of the Fort Wright City Building on Kyles Lane. All donors receive a […]
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Here’s how you can help victims of North Carolina flooding
The city of Fort Wright has partnered with the North Carolina City & County Management Association to deliver non-perishable items to flood-ravaged Old Fort, N.C.
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How you can help Fort Wright in their Hurricane Helene relief efforts
Fort Wright will be taking donations for North Carolina residents affected by Hurricane Helene through Oct. 10. “Mayor Hatter and I discussed it,” City Administrator Jill Cain Bailey said during a council meeting Wednesday. “City council was also interested in stepping up, and we feel for those individuals and first responders [in North Carolina]. It […]
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Safely dispose of sensitive documents in Fort Wight this month
The City of Fort Wright is hosting its annual community shred day on September 21 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Fort Wright City Building, where residents can safely dispose of sensitive documents and cardboard storage boxes.
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Fort Wright won’t adopt zoning plan without a change in cannabis regulations
Fort Wright City Council is considering imposing conditions on potential medical cannabis businesses before it votes to institute a model zoning ordinance from the county’s planning administration, Z21.
