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Local business leaders form company to create multifamily, mixed use communities
Fischer Homes CEO Tim McMahon said he has seen the need for housing beyond the sale of traditional single family homes and condominium communities — both in Northern Kentucky and across the region. That’s one reason Chairman Greg Fischer and David Spaulding, a local construction leader, joined together to create a national development and investment […]
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EducateNKY hires Calvo as new CEO, Haggard joins as VP
A local education nonprofit working for change in Northern Kentucky is making a few changes internally. EducateNKY announced Tuesday that its consultant, Cheye Calvo with C Squared Strategies in California, will become the nonprofit’s president and CEO, taking the reins from Tim Hanner, a former Kenton County Schools superintendent who has served as EducateNKY president/CEO […]
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EducateNKY: ‘It’s not just about education’
EducateNKY, a new organization is focused on improving outcomes for all kids and their families by exploring and adopting innovative approaches to pre-K-12 education in Northern Kentucky, and has completed a landscape assessment to begin working on its five priorities: early learning, family engagement, mastery learning, exposure, and out-of-school-time and secondary options.
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Boone County approves zone change for 196-unit development near Union
The Boone County Fiscal Court approved a zone change to make way for a 196-unit subdivision near Union. On Tuesday, the fiscal court conducted a second reading of a zoning amendment that would change the designation of a 41.4-acre site off Hathaway Road, also known as KY-536, from rural suburban estates to suburban residential. The […]
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Wilder residents, city council weigh in on Fischer Homes’ Sunrock expansion
Fischer Homes has presented an updated proposal for the Sunrock development in Wilder to include 611 residential units and a 40-year Industrial Revenue Bond.
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Southgate City Council discusses approval of 575-unit Sunrock development
The Southgate City Council discussed the stage one plans for a residential development in the city that has received disapproval from some residents. This comes after the stage one plans for 575 residential units in Southgate between Moock Road and I-471 at Fox Chase Drive in Southgate, requested by Grand Communities LLC, managed by Fischer […]