A Highland Heights landmark is among eight Kentucky sites added to the National Register of Historic Places, the Kentucky Heritage Council announced this week. The E.O. Robibson House at 105 Regency Court was built for Robinson and his wife, Lydia, in 1909. E.O. lived there till his death in 1934 and Lydia stayed until she […]
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NKU Among Nation’s Most LGBT-Friendly Campuses
Northern Kentucky University is ranked among the most friendly colleges and universities for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) students. College Choice released its list of the top 50 most LGBTQ-friendly campuses, a list that includes Ivy League institutions, and some of the largest public and most recognizable private schools in the country. NKU ranked […]
Cornerstone Montessori Open House | Highland Heights
Open House on Sunday, January 22nd from 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Provided. Due to this year’s waiting list for their 3-6 year old classroom, Cornerstone is exploring the possibility of adding a second Pre-K/Kindergarten classroom for the 2017-18 school year. To learn more about the benefits of a Montessori education and why this school […]
9 Northern Kentucky Cities Listed as “Top Suburbs” in State
If you are looking for the best suburbs in the Commonwealth, you’ll find nine of them in Northern Kentucky. That’s according to analysis by Niche, an online magazine that analyzes neighborhoods and school districts. It announced this week its top 25 suburbs in Kentucky. 16 are found in the Louisville area and the rest are Boone, […]
Highland Heights Learns Procedures if Someone Comes Down with Zika Virus
The Northern Kentucky Health Department briefed Highland Heights City Council last Tuesday evening on its plan to respond in the event of an outbreak of the Zika virus. There have been 4 confirmed Zika cases in Northern Kentucky. Of those cases, all were reported to have contracted the virus outside of the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky […]
Highland Heights, NKU Rank Among Safest College Towns in U.S.
Northern Kentucky University in Highland Heights. FTM file. Northern Kentucky University and Highland Heights are the 12th safest college town in America, according to new annual rankings from Safewise. This is the third year Safewise has ranked NKU among the safest college towns in the nation for the low rate of crime on campus. The […]
“Topping Out” Ceremony to Celebrate Massive NKU Building Project
A “topping out” ceremony is planned for the Health Innovation Center at Northern Kentucky University. The first column was erected just eight weeks ago and on Thursday, the final steel beam will be lifted into place. The Health Innovation Center is funded by a $97 million allocation from the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The project will include […]
Highland Heights Thanks Retiring Police Lieutenant
At Tuesday night’s Highland Heights City Council Meeting, it was proclaimed by Mayor Greg Meyers that August 2 will now be known as “David Fornash Day”. The city council, along with fellow officers, family and friends, recognized retiring Police Lt. David Fornash, praising him for serving Highland Heights with integrity for 20 years. “Thank you […]
Local Company Honored for Geothermal Work on Historic Home
A local company just won a national honor in a trade magazine. Peak HVAC (heating, ventilating, and air conditioning) was given a Quality Home Comfort Award and was featured in Contracting Business magazine for work on a local historic home (pictured above). Architect Tim Jeckering reached out to Peak to help on the home after […]
Highland Heights Adopts Online System to Handle Resident Concerns
The Highland Heights City Council began its meeting Tuesday with a moment of silence in honor of the lives of the police officers lost over the past few weeks. The council went on to introduce a new internal online reporting system that will expedite the resolution of resident’s complaints. In the meeting it was […]


