The Fort Mitchell city council approved a resolution on Monday during its virtual meeting that will establish a fund for small businesses in the city impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. City Administrator Sharmili Reddy explained that $100,000 would be set aside for the fund. Some details still need to be ironed out, such as whether […]
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Bayer Becker Adds Four to Junior Leadership Team
Local engineering firm Bayer Becker announced for new members of its associate leadership team. “These highly talented individuals have demonstrated they are driven by a purpose greater than themselves,” said Bayer Becker President Jay Bayer, in a news release. The new associate leadership team members are: Nick Hamberg, a professional civil engineer in the Fort Mitchell […]
Reds George Foster, Dave Parker to Appear at Ft. Mitchell Bank Opening
UPDATE: This event has been canceled. Cincinnati Reds legends George Foster and Dave Parker will take part in the opening celebration of the new U.S. Bank branch in Ft. Mitchell. The opening is set for Saturday, March 21 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the new location at 405 Buttermilk Pike. In June of […]
Dayton, Ft. Mitchell Residents Receive Appointments to State Board, Commission
Two people from Northern Kentucky received appointments to state boards and commissions from Governor Andy Beshear. Dayton resident Dennis Ashford was appointed to the state Motor Vehicle Commission. Ashford is an automobile dealer at Carthage Auto Sales and replaces Debbie Robke, who passed away. His term will expire on July 1, 2022. Ft. Mitchell resident […]
Dorothy Wood Foundation Now Redwood Foundation
The Dorothy Wood Foundation is now the Redwood Foundation. The name change was announced Tuesday by Dorothy Wood Foundation Board President Phillip J. Schworer. The Board voted to adopt the Doing Business As (DBA) name of the Redwood Foundation. “The name change was done to help the community to clearly understand that the endowment held by […]
Beshear Appoints Three from NKY to State Boards and Commissions
Governor Andy Beshear announced the appointments of three people from Northern Kentucky to state boards and commissions. Scott Borders, of Florence, was appointed to the Kentucky Workers’ Compensation Board to serve a term through January 4, 2024. Borders is an attorney at Morgan, Collins, Yeast & Salyer. Beshear also appointed David Sloan, of Ft. Mitchell, […]
Rent Report: Newport Still Tops Kentucky as Most Expensive for Large Apartment Communities
In its monthly analysis, RentCafe announced that Newport continues to post the most expensive average monthly rent for units in communities that are rented at market rate prices and that have 50 or more units. The website partnered with Yardi Matrix for the report which used a telephone survey to compile its data. In Newport, […]
St. Elizabeth Purchases Former PDS Building in Ft. Mitchell
The Kenton County Fiscal Court accepted a bid to purchase the former Planning & Development Services (PDS) building on Royal Drive in Ft. Mitchell. The buyer is St. Elizabeth Healthcare, according to documents supplied to the fiscal court last month. The county had hoped to receive $3 million for the property. It paid $1.3 million to […]
Ft. Mitchell Poised to Address Highland, Downtown Parking Issues
The possibility of widening Highland Avenue and potential remedies for parking issues in the city’s business district are targets for the City of Fort Mitchell. For Highland, a public meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, January 14 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Beechwood school cafeteria (54 Beechwood Road). The city is asking for public […]
Covington Man Charged in Sex Crimes Against Child in Ft. Mitchell
A Covington man was indicted by the Kenton County Grand Jury on Thursday on three counts of first degree sodomy and two counts of first degree sexual abuse, all involving a child under the age of 12. Keith Edward West, 42, of Covington, will be arraigned in Kenton Circuit Court on Monday, January 13 at […]
