GEODIS, a global logistics provider with a presence in Hebron, announced plans to hire 745 seasonal workers to support the expected rise in shipping volume during the holiday shopping season. GEODIS is located at 2350 Progress Dr. in Hebron. According to a company press release, GEODIS provides competitive wages, premium pay incentives, peak and referral […]
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A swing around the links turns up a winner, some top finishers and junior player of the year contenders
Among the final scribblings in our summer golf notebook is an entry about an auspicious NKU debut plus a final peek at player of the year standings for two junior tours. In between, we tee up some recent results turned in by notable locals as the calendar flip from August to September signals the fall […]
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Mineola Pike to close for construction on Aug. 11
Mineola Pike in Boone County will be closed on Sunday, Aug. 11, as part of an ongoing widening project. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 said road crews will work at the intersection of Mineola Pike and Olympic Boulevard between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m. This work will include raising the grade of the intersection. […]
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Former northern Kentucky prep golf heroes making their points
The Greater Cincinnati Golf Association has updated its player of the year points standings and three former northern Kentucky high school golfers are in the top 15 in the race for 2024 GCGA Player of the Year. Former Ryle High School golfer Chris Harpum parlayed his win at the 115th Tony Blom Metropolitan Amateur Championship […]
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Zone change proposed for CirclePort development in Boone County
The Boone County Planning Commission is considering a zone change for a 5.7-acre plot of land just off Mineola Pike and Olympic Boulevard in Hebron. If approved, the land would be developed into a new commercial complex as one step in the journey to reimagine CirclePort. Corporex, the Covington-based real estate developer behind CirclePort, requested […]
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Brief road closures coming to Hebron on Sunday due to utility work
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 Office is notifying drivers of a series of brief closures on North Bend Road between Coral Drive and Overlook Drive in Hebron. Duke Energy will be installing new utility wiring across the road. The closures will take place on Sunday, July 14. There will be four, 15-minute closures on […]
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Pomeroy Technologies establishes executive briefing center in New York City
Hebron-based Pomeroy Technologies, a global technology solutions and services provider, recently announced the opening of its executive briefing center in New York City. The new location, near Bryant Park and Times Square in Manhattan, allows Pomeroy the ability to build and strengthen client and partner relationships in the northeastern United States. “We’re excited to launch […]
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Kentucky Farm Bureau certifies three Boone County farm stores
Three Boone County farm stores—Kinman Farm Market LLC, McGlasson Farms and Eagle Bend Alpacas/Eagle Bend’s Yarn & Fiber Shop—have been accepted into the 2024 Kentucky Farm Bureau Certified Farm Market Program. The KFB Certified Farm Market logo identifies markets certified through this program, which are listed in the online directory. The certification ensures that each […]
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Kroger’s Sweet Georgia Peaches hitting Northern Kentucky this summer
Fresh-off-the-truck handpicked peaches are returning to Northern Kentucky this summer. Starting on Friday, May 31, customers can pick up their own 12 lb. crates of Kroger Sweet Georgia Peaches for $19.99. Kroger’s peach trucks will be stationed at six different Northern Kentucky locations throughout June, July and August. Boone County Florence: 7685 Mall Rd. June […]
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NKY union vows to help fill construction worker void
Written by WCPO’s Kieth BieryGolick HEBRON, Ky. — Breanna Barker knew college wasn’t for her. She’s too much of an adrenaline junkie. “I love doing the scary stuff,” she said. Barker is an apprentice at Ironworkers Local 44, where she often works 60 or 70 feet up in the air. From a new soccer facility […]
